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Limetree Bay Terminals Closes $105 Million Financing Arrangement
Limetree Bay Terminals announced on Tuesday that it had completed additional financing transactions in connection with the financing announced in August, which company officials said showed investor confidence in the terminal business after the Limetree Refinery went bankrupt.
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Taxicab Board Refutes Ex-Director's Account, Launches Investigation
The Virgin Islands Taxicab Commission board of directors pushed back against its former executive director's accusations of unprofessionalism, saying the taxi director resigned to avoid an investigation into illegal taxi license plate distribution.
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Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999
Who’s stealing food from the QEH? - Barbados Today
The island’s sole general hospital has launched an investigation into reports of theft from its kitchen even as it embarks on wider internal audits of food inventory to determine the level of losses and the action that must be taken. Executive Chairperson of the state-run Queen Elizabeth Hospital
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Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.
Local production group engaged in filmmaking - Barbados Today
By Kareem Smith Some Barbadian filmmakers are attempting to take the industry to another level in the midst of one of the most difficult periods for entertainment. In a recent interview, creative director of Boardhouse Productions, Stockton Miller, revealed that his group of creatives was in the
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STJ Sea Turtle Program Seeks Volunteers to Monitor Beaches
Thursday, June 16, was World Turtle Day, and right on cue, the first known female hawksbill turtle of the season laid a nest on one of St. John's more remote beaches.
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50 Million Brick Challenge | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
The official Michigan State University brick  Food sustainability is a major issue in underfunded and underrepresented neighborhoods. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a bright light on access to healthy food options in low-income neighborhoods and also showed how delicate the food industry
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Limetree Testing Flare as Part of 'Extended Refinery Shutdown' Process
In preparation for the extended shutdown of Limetree Bay’s refinery, the company announced plans totest the flare this weekend. The company said it completed repair work on Flare No. 8 and expects to begin pre-startup testing of the flare on Saturday.
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Historic King Drive BID #8 Celebrates Accomplishments of Departing Executive Director - Milwaukee Community Journal
Announces local and national search for new leadership  Milwaukee – The Historic King Drive BID # 8 today announced that Executive Director Deshea Agee is leaving the position later this month to pursue other opportunities and the BID has begun a national search for new leadership. “We are so
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VIPD Shows Human Face of Homicides, Needs Information to 'Piece Together Puzzle'
While the territory's homicide count has dropped to 13 over last July's 24, with an overall 35 arrests between Jan. to June 2022, police officials on St. Croix said Tuesday that getting the last piece of the puzzle – information from witnesses – will help to secure the warrants they need to
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STX Odors Continue after Manhole Closed on Bryan's Order
Noxious odors previously associated with flaring incidents at Limetree Bay Refinery were reported again Friday morning by St. Croix residents from Estate Profit to Williams Delight.
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VIPD Shows Human Face of Homicides, Needs Information to 'Piece Together Puzzle'
While the territory's homicide count has dropped to 13 over last July's 24, with an overall 35 arrests between Jan. to June 2022, police officials on St. Croix said Tuesday that getting the last piece of the puzzle – information from witnesses – will help to secure the warrants they need to
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Attorneys Seek Protective Order for Limetree’s Communications with Plaintiffs
Nelson Rojas didn’t know the two men who approached his Estate Diamond home on May 21 and requested permission to look around; nor did he know what was meant by the “Release of all Claims’ form one of the men said he would have to sign in order to get $5,000 to take care of damages to his property.
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Jacob: Omicron passenger investigation ongoing
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Acting Police Commissioner McDonald Jacob. Photo by Jeff K. Mayers ACTING Commissioner of Police McDonald Jacob on Wednesday said the investigation into the woman who entered Trinidad and Tobago with the covid19 omicron variant is
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EPA Says Indicators Strong That St. Croix Refinery Will Need New Permits
There are “strong indicators” that the new owners of the former Limetree Bay Refinery on St. Croix will need to obtain new Clean Air Act permits prior to restarting operations, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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Ann Hill School receives famous visitor bearing digital gifts - Barbados Today
Students of the Ann Hill School will be able to catch up on their studies during this delayed school term on new laptops donated by a little-known service club represented by a familiar face. Veteran calypsonian Mr Dale - Dale Rudder - representing the Barbados Ambassadors of Canada, made a brief
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Judge Denies Delay, Limetree Sale Set for Friday
A judge has rejected St. Croix Energy's emergency motion to delay the sale of the Limetree Bay Refinery. Sale of the bankrupt Limetree Bay Services' assets to Jamaica-based West Indies Petroleum is now set to be finalized Friday.
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State Could Create 1 Million New Jobs in Transition to Clean Economy | Post News Group
As California transitions to a greener economy, new jobs can be created while other jobs will be lost. The post State Could Create 1 Million New Jobs in Transition to Clean Economy first appeared on Post News Group.
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Ill mother looking for a place for herself and her children - Barbados Today
Cheriann Doyle, who was recently diagnosed with lupus, is homeless and crying out for help. The struggling, unemployed Doyle, who is finding it hard to make ends meet, is asking for assistance with a housing solution for her and her five-year-old son and 11-year-old daughter. Last Friday
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Close to 300 Expected for COVID-Safe Beach 2 Beach Race on STJ
Hundreds of athletes will make their way to St. John to swim along the island’s north shore in a racing competition on May 30, the 18th annual Beach 2 Beach Power Swim.
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Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999
Town Hall Explores the Agricultural Impacts of Limetree Bay Refinery
During Thursday’s virtual town hall farmers came to share their experience of growing food alongside a refinery that, without warning, can spew oil onto their crops, leach oil into their soil, and contaminate resident’s water supplies.
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Former Candidate Says He'll Step In to Fill Vacancy
Election officials say they're another step closer to filling a vacancy on the Board of Elections. A longstanding member of the Republican Party on St. Croix has signaled his willingness to serve in place of Glen Webster, who died June 1.
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Limetree Bay Refinery Suspends Operations After Second Oil Release Impacts Cisterns
St. Croix residents in the Enfield Green community were told not to use their cisterns Wednesday afternoon as the result of a release of oil from Limetree Bay refinery, the second since the refinery restarted operations in February.
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Breaking: Limetree Closing Permanently Due to 'Financial Constraints'
Limetree Bay Refinery's parent company Limetree Bay Energy announced Monday it is “suspending its plans to restart the refinery indefinitely, due to severe financial constraints.”
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Real Estate Spotlight: TWENTY ONE PLUS Acres on St. John is a One of a Kind Opportunity! | News of St. John
Greetings!  The real estate market on St. John is booming and I have a gem of a property to share with you today!  A GIANT parcel of incredible land with absolutely breathtaking views is currently on the market.  A sprawling, green twenty one plus acres of land perched high above the Point
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New VIYA Locations Open on St. Croix and St. Thomas
Viya Telecommunications opened two new express locations in The Market supermarkets on St. Croix and St. Thomas Wednesday for customers to open and upgrade accounts, buy telephone and internet accessories while they shop for groceries.
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Criminal Investigation into Limetree Called For
After surveying St. Croix residents, a group is calling for the launch of a criminal investigation into reported Limetree Bay Refinery incidents.
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Funding support coming for MSMEs - Barbados Today
The region’s largest development financial institution is putting $1.2 million (US$600, 000) at the disposal of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) to help them respond to the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) and the Caribbean Export
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US to give 80 million vaccine doses to priority nations, 75% via COVAX - Barbados Today
SOURCE: US President Joe Biden unveiled his plan Thursday for the first of 80 million coronavirus vaccine doses being distributed globally, with 75 per cent of shots disbursed via the COVAX program. 'We are sharing these doses not to secure favours or extract concessions. We are sharing these
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New Mail Service Saves Residents Shipping Costs From the Mainland
St. Thomas resident Dennis Alphonse recently launched a mail service for Virgin Islanders to receive packages that can't be delivered directly to the territory or are more expensive, sometimes hundreds of dollars to receive.
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Corrupt VIPD Officer Sentenced to 15 Years
The first of two V.I. police officers charged with smuggling cocaine on a private plane from St. Thomas to Miami was sentenced to 15 years in prison. Police officer Teshawn Adams pleaded guilty to his role in a Florida cocaine conspiracy case and was sentenced on Tuesday
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