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In today’s press conference Governor Bryan announced return to “safer at home” phase Most businesses are allowed to open Bars remain closed Prohibition of new leisure guests until Saturday 19th guests can arrive from Saturday 19th onwards 100% of visitors… Continue Reading →
Big news from today’s press conference. Governor Bryan “Recent infiltration of virus creates a big risk. While the current outbreak is in STT/STJ district it affects the whole territory. We have already used STX resources to help with the STT… Continue Reading →
Covid-19 Update St. John, USVI, August 10th
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Background: After a surge in cases particularly on St. Thomas, bringing the island over the recommended 10% test positivity levels, Governor Bryan held a press conference today and announced new measures Current Covid-19 cases, August 10th, 2020 Total confirmed cases… Continue Reading →
Covid-19 Update, July 20th
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July 20 Update Total Cases St. John: 12 7 Active Cases Skinny Legs, Sam & Jacks, Tap&Still, Greengos have tested their staff and are back open. No big news from todays press conference with the governor. He asks for patience… Continue Reading →
In today’s press conference governor Bryan announced the following: Covid-19 negative test result within 72 hours required for travelers from Florida, Texas and Arizona. While the slide said effective July 8th in the Q&A he said next Monday (July 13th)… Continue Reading →
Covid-19 Update St. John, USVI, July 2nd, 2020 St. John is holding steady with only 4 cases in total. Most new cases were on St. Croix with a few on St. Thomas Governor Bryan announcing pre-emptive measures for holiday weekend…. Continue Reading →
Sahara Dust on St. John, USVI
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Wondering why the sky is so hazy at the moment? This is a yearly phenomenon known as Sahara Dust. What is Sahara Dust? This is actual sand and dust from the African Desert that gets stirred up by strong winds,… Continue Reading →
St. John had done well during the covid 19 pandemic, with only 2 cases on the island which have since recovered and no cases under investigation (as of June 13, 2020). The total cases in the Virgin Islands have been… Continue Reading →
Let’s start by saying we are not some radical treehuggers and we do eat meat and fish. But we love our little paradise island St. John and want it and the reefs and its marine wildlife to still be there… Continue Reading →
St. John and other Caribbean islands are struggling with a severe drought. The last proper rain (as in a whole day, night or weekend of rain) on St. John fell in February. Then virtually no rain at all until June… Continue Reading →
