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Alexander Theater, Reverse Osmosis Projects Clear St. Croix CZM

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By Kit MacAvoy Verified
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Christiansted’s Alexander Theater is slated to be restored and hardened to meet Federal Emergency Management Agency safe room standards. (Source file photo) St. Croix Coastal Zone Management commissioners approved both a rebuild and hardening of Christiansted’s historic Alexander Theater and a reverse osmosis water purification unit in back-to-back decision meetings Tuesday evening.
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O’Neal Still Required to Begin Seven-Year Sentence Wednesday

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By Kit MacAvoy Verified
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Jenifer O’Neal, the former V.I. Management and Budget director who was sentenced to seven years in prison this month, will be required to surrender herself into federal custody Wednesday. (Source photo by Kit MacAvoy) After being sentenced to seven years in prison and multiple attempts to delay the day of her court-ordered surrender into federal custody, former V.I. Management and Budget Director Jenifer O’Neal was once again ordered to report to U.S. Bureau of Prisons custody on July 1.
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Survivor Says FirstBank Enabled Epstein’s Sex-Trafficking Operation Original

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By Kit MacAvoy Verified
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An unnamed victim of Jeffrey Epstein is suing FirstBank Puerto Rico for its alleged decades-long relationship with the notorious sex offender. (Shutterstock image) A civil suit filed in federal court last week accused Jeffrey Epstein’s “longest banking partner,” FirstBank Puerto Rico, of “participating in and financially benefiting from” the sex offender and disgraced financier’s international trafficking operation for more than two decades.
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