“The Future isn’t what it used to be”- expanded version by Jay Williams
"The Future isn't what it used to be"- expanded version People around town ask me questions similar to this--"I read a lot about the cruise ship terminal controversy, but what is the right answer?" O ...
Move terminal- a letter by Joan H. Hazelton, Limehouse Street 29401
A recent letter acknowledged one important fact: the need to regulate cruise ships. The writer added that even the Fantasy, one of Carnival’s smallest ships, “is grossly out of scale with Charleston” ...
If you only knew: a letter by Bruce Smith, George Street 29401
All these people who don’t live downtown continually write the paper citing economic benefits of the cruise industry. I want them to listen to me: No one, not a single person, has proposed abolishing ...
Dismiss lawsuit against Carnival? That’s a fantasy- a Post &Courier editorial
Dismiss lawsuit against Carnival? That’s a fantasy, P&C, June 3, 2012, Editorial. For months Charleston Communities for Cruise Control (C4) has been asking Carnival Cruiselines questions ...
PRESS RELEASE: Judge Appointed in Charleston Lawsuit vs. Carnival Cruise Lines
Charleston, SC: Late last week, the South Carolina State Supreme Court appointed a judge to review the S.C. State Port Authority, City of Charleston and Carnival Cruise Lines “Motion to Dismiss” the l ...
A response to “Cruise Critics Miss Boat”: “Regulate cruise tourism in Charleston” by Jay Williams in P&C-
Regulate cruise tourism in Charleston, P&C, May 21, 2012, Commentary, JAY WILLIAMS. It’s not about the past. Those favoring unregulated cruise ship tourism for Charleston want to discuss everyth ...
Stay home, Joe- A letter to P&C’s editor from President and CEO of Historic Savannah Foundation: “Charleston can still fix its mistakes with cruise ships, and Savannah can avoid them altogether.”
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Post and Courier, May 20, 2012. Stay home, Joe On May 10 Mayor Joe Riley was in Savannah touting the benefits of cruise ships. In his remarks to the Downtown Business Associ ...
Cruise ships and putting lipstick on pigs- a Charleston Mercury editorial
Cruise ships and putting lipstick on pigs, Charleston Mercury, May 16, 2012 (online), editorial. The cruise ship debate continues with vigor, and we welcome the opportunity to connect some dots and ...
The future isn’t what it used to be- a guest editorial by Jay Williams in Charleston Mercury: “The array of evidence presented during the past year allows for only one conclusion.”
The future isn't what it used to be, Charleston Mercury, May 16, 2012, editorial. Mayor Joseph Riley and supporters of an unregulated cruise ship terminal at Union Pier advanced their key arguments ...