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Virgin Islands businesses such as Home Depot, Plaza Extra East and other big firms will not have to…
The V.I. government on Tuesday filed a limited objection against the transfer of the USVI Operating ...
Well over two thousand people were listed as newly recovered from Covid-19 in the USVI on Tuesday, s...
Inprint, Houston, Texas's premier literary arts nonprofit organization, is hosting a livestream event on January 24 that will feature rising literary ...
The U.S. Virgin Islands has been approved for $56 million out of $10 billion the U.S. Treasury Department has set aside to support small businesses, ...
Concerns about the constitutionality of Bill No. 34-0073 — which mandates transparency, accountability, and oversight of federal Covid-19 relief and...
Governor Albert Bryan announced Monday an extension through January 25 of restrictions he put in place two weeks ago, which saw bars and restaurants s...
Ten 911 operators from the state of Ohio last week dispatched to the U.S. Virgin Islands to supplement the territory's emergency call centers as a num...
The V.I. Water and Power Authority governing board has announced its choice for chief executive officer to run WAPA, after what the authority said was...
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The V.I. Dept. of Human Services announced Wednesd...
The U.S. Virgin Islands had the first delegation to personally welcome Danish travelers back to the ...
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The V.i. Government On Tuesday Filed A Limited Objection Against The Transfer Of The Usvi Operating Agreement From Limetree Bay To West Indies Petroleum, An Action The Government Is Hoping Can Come To An Amicable Conclusion Ahead Of The January 21 Deadline To Complete The Auction Sale To Wipl And Its Partner, Port Hamilton Refining And Transportation. The Government's Objection Is Based On What It Said Was Language Not Included In A "notice Of Designation Of Assumption And Assignment Of Executory Contract" Filed By Limetree Bay Refinery That Designated The Usvi Operating Agreement Dated July 2018 To Wipl And Port Hamilton Refining. "the Usvi…
Limetree Bay Terminals Announced Late Tuesday That It Has Completed Additional Financing Transactions In Connection With The financing Arrangement announced On August 2, 2021. The Terminal Said Existing Investors, Including A Group Of Its Term Loan Lenders Have Upsized Their Capital Investment By $55 Million, Bringing The Total Amount Of Capital Provided Under New Financing Arrangements Since August 2021 To $105 Million. “this Enhancement To The Financing Arrangement First Announced In August 2021 Provides The Company With The Capital Needed For Success As We Enhance Our Capabilities And Invest In Our World-class Facilities Here In St. Croix”,…
The U.s. Virgin Islands Has Been Approved For $56 Million Out Of $10 Billion The U.s. Treasury Department Has Set Aside To Support small Businesses, Include Startups Gain Access To Capital. Treasury Said The Program Is Aimed At Spurring A Broader Economic Recovery That Includes Businesses In Disadvantaged Communities. Governor Albert Bryan On Monday Confirmed The Sum To The Consortium Following a Report on The Publication About The Funding, Making Known That The Territory Had Already Applied. "we Applied For And We Are Eligible For $56 Million; They Made It Available To Us; All We Had To Do Was Submit A Plan So We're Going To Get Approved,"…
The U.s. Virgin Islands Is Among U.s. States, Territories And Tribal Governments That The U.s. Government Is Getting Ready To Provide With $10 Billion To Help Small Businesses, Including Startups, Gain Access To Capital In A Bid To Spur A Broader Economic Recovery That Includes Businesses In Disadvantaged Communities. Qualified Jurisdictions Must Apply For The Funding. Called The state Small Business Credit Initiative (ssbci), The Program — Whose Funding Is Coming From The $1.9 Trillion Coronavirus-aid Package That Congress Passed In March 2021 — Will Release The Funding To Local Governments For Efforts That Provide Venture Capital Or Encourage…
The Fifth Annual Crucian Coconut Festival Was Held…
Benny Demus, A St. Thomas Native And Deejay To International…
St. Thomas — U.s. Attorney Gretchen C.f. Shappert…