Art Frederick, in his first year as superintendent of the Virgin Islands National Park, is hoping to produce a plan for managing the Park through the year 2019. However, residents who attended a meeting about the Comprehensive Plan were more interested in complaining about there being only one road into Coral Bay, locals being passed over for top jobs in Park management, and a shortage of parking at the north shore beaches. About three dozen people attended the hearing at the John’s Folly Learning Institute, the St. John Source reported. It was one of three such planning meetings, on each island, Supt. Frederick is conducting. He invited additional comments about what the Park should consider in its preparation for the future, saying the public comment period is open until mid-August. There’s more information about the process on the Internet at http://www.nps.gov/sero/planning/viis_gmp/viis_info.htm
Caribbean Villas of St. John

Sailing Asante
Lovango Rum Bar

Rum Hut
Miles Away
Seagrape Vista
On the Sea Charters
Beach Oasis Villa
Lime In De Coconut Villa
Shangri-la Villa
Limetree at Peter Bay
Utopia Villa
Villa de Paz
Lovango Resort + Beach Club
St. John Resort Villas
Andante By the Sea

St. John VI Massage

St. John Resort Charters
Villa Luna Blu in Coral Bay – Sleeps 16
Sapphire Sunrise
Sunshine Daydream




The Other World

St. John Condos
Kaleidoscope Villa
Cimarron Yacht Charters
Sapphire Peak
Lameshur Cottages

Valhalla St. John
Grande Bay One Bedroom
Villa Cin Cin
Paradise Carest – 1W – Lavender Hill
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