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St. Croix Residents Have Until November 3 to Claim Compensation From Nearly $60 Million in Limetree Bay Refinery Settlements

15 October 2026
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Seven proposed settlements totaling $59.795 million could compensate St. Croix residents harmed by releases during the refinery's failed 2021 restart. The November 3 claims deadline is approaching, and a federal judge has yet to grant final approval.

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