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Charlemagnes, Richardson To Be Tried Separately in HUD Fraud Investigation, Court Rules
David Charlemagne and his attorney at the V.I. District Court in St. Croix on June 20, 2024. By. ERNICE GILBERT, V.I.
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V.I. Supreme Court Strikes Down Law Granting Trial Priority to Seniors and Terminally Ill
In early August, the V.I. Supreme Court ruled that a 2021 law, which gave senior citizens and terminally ill people priority ...
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PFA and ODR Urge Court to Dismiss Hill International’s Lawsuit Over Rejected Bid, Citing Weak Claims and Missed Deadlines
Since the motion before the courts is constructively a bid protest, and since Hill did not follow the outlined guidelines, ...
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Smith Bay Rezoning Request for Residential and Commercial Development Gains Favorable Response from Senators
A request to rezone Parcel 19-1-2-8 Estate Smith Bay, Nos. 1, 2, and 3 East End Quarter, St. Thomas from A-2 (Agriculture) to ...
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$20 Million Insurance Cost Rise Spurs Debate on Physician Fraud; Senator Argues Gov't Must Absorb Costs, Not Employees
Government employees and retirees can expect nearly $20 million in additional insurance costs for fiscal year 2025, according ...
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Whitaker and Mon Ethos Scandal Sparks Urgent Call for Transparency in V.I. Criminal Cases
The OTPD plays a critical role in representing indigent criminal defendants in the U.S. Virgin Islands, handling the majority ...
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Dept. of Education Apologizes After Lunch Shortage Leaves Eulalie Rivera 8th Graders Without Meals
The V.I. Dept. of Education has issued an apology to the students and parents of Eulalie R. Rivera K-8 School following a ...
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Weapons Found After Alarming Post Forces Lockhart K-8 School Lockdown
The V.I. Dept. of Education announced on Thursday the steps it took in response to a concerning and cryptic Facebook post ...