US Virgin Islands: Active Hurricane Season
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News of St. John reports that the upcoming hurricane season is expected to be “more active than usual”.
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News of St. John reports that the upcoming hurricane season is expected to be “more active than usual”.
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“It’s gotten graphic there – waste that’s piling up in toilets that cannot be flushed; people crawling around in cisterns trying to retrieve a bucket of water to meet a small part of their needs. And this is 2012″: No See Um blogs about the untenable water rationing situation in St. Thomas.
News of St. John reports that “the high cost of electricity on [the island] generated a protest demonstration in Cruz Bay.”
“After several near-misses by tropical storms, the island has now escaped trouble from new earthquakes”: News of St. John has the details.
News of St. John says it just “doesn't seem right…that budget allocations to the St. John Capital Improvement Fund never seem to be earmarked to help improve St. John's streets, parking lots, curbs, sidewalks…and this year apparently will be no different.”
“That was one large storm but it didn't really live up to the forecasts thank goodness”: live de life is glad to see the back of Tropical Storm Maria, saying: “Finally the rain has stopped and we're seeing the sun again!”
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We are trying to do our bit to preserve local nature, whilst bringing some much needed access to rational thought.
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