The BVI Red Cross screened a record number of men during its annual health screening this year: 1,011.
MCW signs contracts for RT sewer work
The contracts are signed, preparatory work is under way,
Substance abuse complicates sentencing
As she pondered what to do with Wilbert Joseph Pickering
Farmers’ Week to start Friday
Thursday at Paraquita Bay, Virgin Islands farmers’ produce and livestock will be assessed by teams of judges.
Driver’s licence policy under review
The government is “very uncomfortable” with a recently established Department
Assizes starts with 31 cases
Dozens of defendants may have their day in court in the next three months, as the February Assizes began Tuesday with 31 cases.
Flood-prone areas studied
A Netherlands scientist is collaborating the Department of Disaster Management to analyse flood hazard areas in the territory.
PWD gets new leader
As part of a restructuring initiative in the Ministry of Communications and Works,
PSC gets new chair
After consultation with Premier Dr. Orlando Smith, Governor Boyd McCleary has appointed
Teachers compete in pageant
Four teachers from the territory’s public primary schools showed there’s
Job fair set for this week
As part of its recent efforts to help support unemployed youths,
Police: Missing man’s boat found in PR
Police said today that a boat in which a missing 41-year-old West End man was last seen was discovered 20 miles south of Vieques, Puerto Rico.
Customs fees to be lowered
It took less than 18 minutes for Premier Dr. Orlando Smith
Labour meetings to continue
Residents of West End and Virgin Gorda will get a chance to air their concerns
Date announced for duke’s visit
The Duke of Gloucester will visit the territory from March 5-9 as part of celebrations for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee year, government announced Thursday.
Police: West End man missing
Police announced today that they are searching for a 41-year-old West End man last seen leaving the territory last Thursday aboard a boat. Paul Stoutt, a resident of Towers, West …
Officials bulldoze illegal building
Workers began bulldozing an unauthorised structure erected
Civil servants call for fairer cuts
Public servants understand that the government needs to rein in spending,
Judges take to the field
From terraced backyards to ancestral orchards,
Maritime Museum draws cruise ship tourists
On a recent Wednesday morning, three safari buses packed with cruise ship tourists drove into the parking lot of the Centre for Applied Marine Studies at H. Lavity Stoutt Community …
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2 report being stabbed in RT
Police are continuing to investigate a report from two men
Civil servants group to elect new board
Not all of the more than 3,300 Virgin Islands public servants
Students cook in new school kitchen
Baking carrot cake can be as easy as one, two, three.
VI to observe World Wetlands Day
The Conservation and Fisheries Department is hosting lectures at schools this week
Professor to explain ‘green’ ideas
A professor from a French university is to deliver a public