Tag: Coral Bay
Press Box Questions Reveal the Broad Mission of Territory’s Island Administrators
Potholes, litter, derelict cars, clogged guts, traffic lights – these are just a few of the things the territory’s island administrators deal with daily as the de facto mayors of the Virgin Islands.
Bryan Removes Head of Save Coral Bay from Coastal Zone Management Committee
The battle surrounding a proposal to build a controversial marina in Coral Bay became even more complicated this week with the removal of one of St. John's Coastal Zone Management Committee members.
Developer Seeks Community Input on Planned Sirius Marina in Coral Bay
While the controversy for a marina proposed by the Summer’s End Group continues to flare up, the developer of another marina proposed for Coral Bay is seeking public input for its own design, which has been in the works since 2007.
Save Coral Bay Sues to Shut Down Marina Development
Save Coral Bay, a nonprofit environmental organization has filed a lawsuit against the governor of the Virgin Islands and the Summer’s End Group LLC to block the construction of a marina in Coral Bay.
Despite ‘Colossal Setback’ of COVID-19, Governor Expresses Hope for V.I.’s Economy
While the V.I.'s financial woes are enough to keep any leader up at night, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. is confident that when the pandemic eases the territory will be poised for a comeback.
St. John Chiropractor ‘Dr. Bob’ De Bonis Adjusts Spines Across the Globe
Dr. Robert De Bonis, a chiropractor in Coral Bay better known as “Dr. Bob,” found there truly was a silver lining when Hurricane Irma destroyed his office.
Senators Balk During Review of Consolidated Permit for Summer’s End Marina
The future of Coral Bay came into the spotlight once again when the Senate Committee of the Whole met Tuesday to consider a modified permit and a lease for submerged land for a controversial 144-slip marina on St. John.
Ancestral St. Johnians Speak Out on Future of Development, Part III
This is the third in a three-part series on St. Johnians' views on the future of development on their home island.
Ancestral St. Johnians Speak Out on Future of Development, Part II
This is the second in a three part series on St. Johnians’ views on the future of development on their home island.
Ancestral St. Johnians Speak Out on Future of Development, Part I
This is the first story in a three-part series on St. Johnians’ views on the future of development on their home island.
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An annual waterfront gathering Friday evening was part of the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims, remembering the almost 40 Virgin Islanders who have lost their lives to violence so far th
