National Trust Comments for Army Corps
NTHP Comments for Army Corps Request for Comments Charleston Terminal 11.5.2015 FINAL
The resident in Charleston has become an endangered species.
To Whom It May Concern: To add to the public record of residents on the issue of tourism and its impact on residential neighborhoods, I would like to make the following statements: A ...
CHS | The Lawsuits; what you may not know
CHS | The Lawsuits; what you may not know If Brian Hicks and Mayor Riley are your only information sources about the proposed Union Pier cruise terminal project, you can be forgiven for not knowing ...
Cruise terminal needs public input
Now there's a thought... Let the public have input on what is done with their dollars on their turf... Should be interesting to see what transpires! Click here to read the article from Post and Couri ...
Army Corps, SPA withdraw appeal over Charleston cruise terminal permit
By Tyrone Richardson The Army Corps of Engineers and the State Ports Authority have halted their challenge of a judge's decision that nixed a permit the SPA needed to build a new cruise terminal in d ...
Could Carnival have avoided the Triumph cruise nightmare?
Please click on the header below to see the video footage from this Anderson Cooper exclusive! Could Carnival have avoided the Triumph cruise nightmare? It was the vacation from hell for thousands o ...
Letter from a concerned citizen….
Dear People, You do well to be concerned about cruise ships in Charleston. I lived in St. Thomas for 27 years and watched the development and growth of the Cruise Ship Industry down there up to and ...
SC Group Teams With Cruise Groups in Fla., Italy – The New York Times
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: November 4, 2013 at 3:29 PM ET CHARLESTON, S.C. — A citizens group from Charleston has formed a coalition with similar groups in Venice, Italy, and Key West, Fla., t ...
Ports Authority appeals federal judge’s decision on cruise terminal
The S.C. State Ports Authority is seeking to appeal a federal judge’s recent decision that forces the Army Corps of Engineers to further review the agency’s proposed $35 million cruise terminal in dow ...