News
Mould outbreak forces closure of Isabella Morris Primary
CARROT BAY, Tortola, VI – The Isabella Morris Primary School has been officially closed today, April 23, 2013 due to mould infestation which has been recurring for several months now according to Principal, Sylvia Adams.
Man accused of chopping bartender
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – A father of five refuted charges of being armed with a machete and committing an act of assault at a bar in Carrot Bay in November 2012 when he appeared before the Magistrate's Court on April 12, 2013.
Resident appeals for fisherman's dock at Carrot Bay
CARROT BAY, Tortola, VI – One resident is calling on the government to assist the residents of Carrot Bay with a dock for the fishermen in the area.
No more lawyers! – resident tells Health Minister
CARROT BAY, Tortola, VI – One resident has stated that the Territory does not need any more lawyers within its shores. Instead, the resident called for an increase in medical health practitioners and specialists in the medical field.
Insurance Companies see NHI as threat to survival – Health Minister
CARROT BAY, Tortola, VI – Minister for Health and Social Development Hon. Ronnie W. Skeleton stated that insurance companies see the National Health Insurance (NHI) Programme as a threat to their survival.
NAGICO Support For Isabella Morris Primary Continues
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI - NAGICO Insurances, Virgin Islands (VI), continues to exemplify good corporate citizenship with a donation of sport uniforms to the Isabella Morris Primary School in Carrot Bay.
Interactive Community Meeting on Jan. 29 in Carrot Bay to Discuss NHI
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- The public is invited to learn more about the National Health Insurance through a series of interactive community meetings, conducted by the National Health Insurance Steering Committee in preparation for the introduction and implementation of the National Health Insurance (NHI).
Carrot Bay residents claim of being abandoned during high surf
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Carrot Bay residents are wondering if they were completely forgotten when the recent excessively high surf forced its way past the coastline in their area as well as the shores of Cane Garden Bay.
“Change is good & change can be bad” - Ms. Chung
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Resident of Carrot Bay and author of ‘A Garden of Memories’, in an interview with this news site, stated that the Virgin Islands have come a long way from where they were, she said change is good, but can be bad as well.
Target met for 2012 Emancipation festival said Chairman Blyden
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI - Chairman of the Festival and Fairs Committee Marvin Blyden, said he is pleased with the outcome of the 2012 festival celebrations and although everything did not go to plan at times, the target was met.
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