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Charlemagnes, Richardson To Be Tried Separately in HUD Fraud Investigation, Court Rules
Following their indictments in June, Davidson Charlemagne, Sasha Charlemagne, and Darin Richardson asked the court to sever ...
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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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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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$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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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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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 ...