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the real costs of what we owe and what we want to do. This is true about GERS, that is unfunded by over one billion dollars. This is true about our Medicaid program, where we risk losing more than $300 million if we fail to set aside our local match. This is true about the Waste Management Authority, wh

d the impact was immediate -- there was no time to prepare and its effects are being felt across our Territory, but most especially on the island of St. Croix. And for this lack of fair warning -- I am upset and I am angry. And now, twelve days later, we are just beginning to adjust to the reality of the

BREAK --- 2 The Virgin Islands Daily News gh bA Se “VIRGIN ISLANDS "Friday, November 9, 2012 - Prosecutor’s home destroyed in suspected arson on St. Croix By LOU MATTE! Daily News Staff ST. THOMAS — VI. Police and V.I. Fire Service officials on St. Croix are investigating what they say is suspected ar

nd jury indict- ment charging Coleman was not available on the District Court’s online court records database as of hospital is still falling short Medicaid patients. Revenues from CMS patients rep- resent about 60 percent of the hospi- tal’s income, Nelson said Thursday. The hospital currently is opera

d course. Daily News Photos - JASON BRONIS “ A-racer launches his radio-controlled boat off a cle at Bethlehem Pond during RC boat races Saturday on St. Croix. The boats sped around the pond at speeds upwards of 50 mph during two days of racing. aL im AVERY MIG For 12am 2 a 714-4694 Call for Daily Special

roduce processed or packaged items. |tems for, sale included jams, jellies, hot sauce; dressings, seasonings, fruit juices, smoothies and mead wine. Medicaid reimbursements to increase Daily News Staff ST. CROIX — The V.I. Human Services Department on Friday released a notice of intent to amend the VI. M

of equipment. Our equipment selection will be based upon the latest advances in the ambulance industry. Ambulance Currently we have one unit serving St. Croix with future operational plans to staff four Quick Response Vehicles, and four additional ALS ambulances typically Type III models allowing for additi

nsport must be such that any other means of transportation would have placed the patient at risk for harm or deterioration. In addition, Medicare and Medicaid have guidelines requiring all non-emergency ambulance transports from a hospital, nursing home, physician's office, out-patient facility or clinic to