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Reporter’s Notebook: NPS Ignores Community Concerns Under New Development Plan for Caneel Bay Original

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By Amy Roberts
| St Thomas Source Verified
Caneel Bay as seen from the Northshore Rd on St. John. (Source photo by Amy H. Roberts) If you assumed the National Park Service was moving forward with its 2023 plan to rebuild Caneel Bay Resort on St. John, you may be in for a shock. The 2023 plan has been replaced, and the new plan lifts numerous constraints on prospective developers and removes all requirements for public access mandated under the former plan.
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STJ Sea Turtle Program Holds Training Session for Volunteers on Saturday

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By Amy Roberts
| St Thomas Source Verified
Are you the kind of person who enjoys a quiet morning walk on a beach? Do you find sea turtles to be more-than-a little-bit attractive? Do you expect to be on St. John for most of the next several months? If so, then you might be an ideal candidate to join a team of more than 70 volunteers who regularly patrol the beaches of St. John to protect endangered sea turtles. A green sea turtle swims through the water on St. John.
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STJ Sea Turtle Program Holds Training Session for Volunteers on Saturday

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By Amy Roberts
| St. John The Source US Virgin Islands Verified
Are you the kind of person who enjoys a quiet morning walk on a beach? Do you find sea turtles to be more-than-a little-bit attractive? Do you expect to be on St. John for most of the next several months? If so, then you might be an ideal candidate to join a team of more than 70 volunteers who regularly patrol the beaches of St. John to protect endangered sea turtles. A green sea turtle swims through the water on St. John.
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