Epstein Secrets

ed to take loans from the Fed- eral Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund. Federal documents show only one state and one jurisdiction — Califor- nia and the U.S. Virgin Islands — are currently in that position. The territory owes $69,138,266.61 in loans, according to the U.S. De- partment of Treasury website. In fiscal yea

+ 9000 Lockhart Gardens A HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_014498 --- PAGE BREAK --- 2 The Virgin Islands Daily News VIRGIN ISLANDS Tuesday, December 13, 2016 V.I. businesses face higher unemployment taxes as territory struggles to pay down $69 million debt By BRIAN O’CONNOR Daily News Staff Territory business

ge Grove, Christiansted Comprehensive Eye Care — st, THOMAS + 340-774-2015 + 9000 Lockhart Gardens A HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_014498 --- PAGE BREAK --- 2 The Virgin Islands Daily News VIRGIN ISLANDS Tuesday, December 13, 2016 V.I. businesses face higher unemployment taxes as territory struggles to pay down $69 million

in charge of administering unemploy- ment insurance. Labor Commission- er Catherine Hendry did not return a number of phone calls seeking com- ment. Government House spokeswoman Cherie Munchez would not com- ment, saying that Hendry would issue a prepared statement about the debt by Wednesday. Provisions of the F

ehended and de- tained in Tempe, Ariz., after a rou- tine traffic stop, and Arizona police discovered there was an outstanding warrant for Kuntz from the U.S. Vir- gin Islands, Freeman said. Police blotter 11:51am. Monday, Strawberry Hill; 12:09 p.m. Monday, Salt River; 6:30 p.m. Monday, La Reine. Larceny — 11:17a.m. Mon

tors were selected based on being natives of the Virgin Islands or residents for at least 15 years and also active contributors to the development of Virgin Islands’ culture through fine arts, education, literature, and history. The students will formally pres- The Virgin Islands Cultural Contribu- tors 2017 cal

ial The students of the St. Croix Educational Complex are work- ing on a collaborative project to celebrate the upcoming centen- nial anniversary of the U.S. Virgin Islands. Called the Virgin Islands Cul- tural Contributors Calendar Cre- ation and Theatrical Performance, he project consists of a 12-month calendar

rights issue. And I know on which side I stand: I stand with the vast majority of Virgin Islanders, both native and those who have chosen to become Virgin Islanders. I stand on the side of equality and equal opportunity. Now it is up to all of us as a community to determine how we wish to move ahead. We must c

landers. For me, this is not just a legal argument; it is a civil rights issue. And I know on which side I stand: I stand with the vast majority of Virgin Islanders, both native and those who have chosen to become Virgin Islanders. I stand on the side of equality and equal opportunity. Now it is up to all of us

erence regarding the Proposed Constitution. Lt. Governor Gregory R. Francis and Attorney General Vincent F. Fraser also attended the event held at Government House on St. Thomas. EFTA_R1_01518992 EFTA02443573 Dear Fellow Virgin Islander: Earlier today, I announced the decision I have taken with respect to t

. Thomas Carnival, is one of our traditions that each year gives us a chance to celebrate our good EFTA_R1_01516962 EFTA02442165 fortune of being Virgin Islanders, it is one of those special times of the year when we get to showcase the culture of our islands and the creativity of our people. \ N. It is a ti

I wish each and every one of you a very happy and safe Carnival. With warmest regards, N John P. deJongh, Jr. Governor OFFICE ril-the GOVERNOR Government House, 21-22 Kongens Gadc Charlotte Amalie St. Thomas. VI GOS02 forward email Email Marketing by This email was sent to [email protected] by johnaboov