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 The Virgin Islands Next Generation Network (viNGN) has announced its second wave of Public Computer Center (PCC) openings on St.…

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On Wednesday, June 5, Gov. John deJongh Jr. presented a radio address outlining the economic problems facing the territory and proposing legislation to deal with it.

 
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Undercurrents: Condo Sales Face Financing Squeeze

Although tighter lending requirements may strain future condo sales, for now St. Thomas and St. John sales are holding steady while St. Croix is going slightly wild.

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2013-06-17 21:42:36
Three Treated After Nightclub Stabbing

A fight broke out at the Metropolis Night Club in Subase early Sunday, and three men were taken to the hospital to be treatede for wounds, according to the VIPD.

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2013-06-16 17:45:22
CFVI Awards 75 Student Scholarships

The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands announced that the 75 scholarships awarded at ceremonies this week will allow V.I. students to head off to colleges ranging from Yale to American University.

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2013-06-15 02:37:00
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Gas Prices Still on Upswing

The upward march of wholesale gas prices continued this week with Hovensa announcing it will increase rack prices for premium grade gasoline by two cents per gallon, from $3.84 to $3.86 per gallon, and regular by four cents, from $3.42 to $3.46 per gallon.

The small increases come after a nine cents per gallon reduction in the price of regular and a four cent increase in the price of premium last week. Overall, the trend has been upward for 2-1/2 months.

Prices do not include the territory's fuel tax, which was recently doubled to 14 cents per gallon, with a portion set aside for new generating equipment for the V.I. Water and Power Authority. Fuel excise taxes were eliminated at the same time, for a net reduction in the cost of fuel arriving in the territory.

Although high and rising, Hovensa's rack rate remains below the all-time high price of $3.68 per gallon of regular and $3.97 for premium, set the week of April 9-15, even with the increased tax.
 

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