Keithleen, Vernee and Roger Jr. Mathavious: Supa Value Ltd.
Premier: Payroll tax review coming soon
A review of the payroll tax system more than three years in the making will take some additional time,
Complex opens in Pockwood Pond
Carvin Malone hopes that geography will translate into commercial opportunity in Pockwood Pond,
1st Miss Teen VG crowned
More than 400 people gathered at the Virgin Gorda Catholic Community Centre Saturday for the first Miss VG Easter Festival Teen Pageant, according to event coordinator Siobhan Flax.
Captain convicted on coke charges
Ronald Weisel, alleged to have captained a boat found carrying 58.4 kilograms of cocaine near Salt Island on Dec. 31, 2008, was found guilty in Magistrates’ Court Tuesday of three …
HOA in session
During today’s House of Assembly sitting, ministers delivered statements about the territory’s emergency response system, programmes to serve “at-risk youth,”
Library Week kicks off
“Hola means hello. … Hola, mi amigo,” students of St. George’s Primary School sang on Monday at the Road Town Library.
Gas station owner shot in robbery attempt
A man was shot multiple times during a robbery attempt at about 10 p.m. Saturday at Domino service station in Baughers Bay, police said.
VG prepares for Easter Festival
Excitement is building for the Virgin Gorda Easter Festival, which will kick off on Saturday and last through Monday, organisers said.
Taxi drivers reflect on new rates
Five months after updated taxi fares went into effect in the territory, drivers and passengers seem used to the new prices.
Social sector plan almost complete
A comprehensive plan for the “social protection” of the Virgin Islands for the next 10 years is almost finished after the Social Development Department’s public meeting
Police meet with residents across VI
Police are criss-crossing the territory by land and sea this week, discussing matters of concern with community members on Tortola, Virgin Gorda and Anegada.
Gov’t projects, contracts questioned
So we have it officially now.
Attempts to rescue baby goat foiled
Property disputes are one thing, but when you are trying to save a life, what is more important?
Writer speaks out against sex crimes
My mind struggles to comprehend the growing number of reports of domestic violence and sexual assault in this small territory.
Reporter’s Notebook (April 14, 2011)
Lessons of a reef One Beaconite had the opportunity to go snorkelling with an expert this week, and found it eye-opening.
Editorial (April 14, 2011)
Gov’t should involve the public Government has put the cart before the horse with the new health insurance programme for the public service.
Dateline: Paradise (April 14, 2011)
Water supply interruption The Water and Sewerage Department wishes to advise customers in the following areas that their water supply might be temporarily interrupted without warning at unpredictable times for …
Sports briefs (April 14, 2011)
Track The Premier’s office is informing the public work is under way at the A.O. Shirley Recreation Grounds.
Easter camp reaches more than 130 players
Steve Parillon was busy on Friday teaching junior basketball players how to play the game during the first annual Easter Hoop and Basketball Showcase Camp on both Tortola and Virgin …
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Churches reach out to VI youths
The music that blared through loudspeakers at the Festival Village Grounds on Saturday night had dancehall, rap and soca beats.
VG prince and princess chosen
Six children took the stage in Virgin Gorda on Sunday hoping to receive the title of prince or princess.
Business Briefs (April 14, 2011)
Virgin Islands The section of the 2010 Labour Code relating to workers’ retirement benefits
Branson launches sea exploration company
A new submarine unveiled by Sir Richard Branson will be diving to five of the deepest depths
Sailors plan reality TV show
Beginning sailors cooped up together on a yacht for days cruise around beautiful islands