It's funny you should mention that because on my first month in St. John in 1975, a guy driving the concrete truck almost ran us off the road. We later met him (Craig Barrett). see more photos at http://seestjohn.com/gallery_old_st_john_photos.html

Don't forget to check out the Fish Trap Seafood Market open Tues - Sun 12-6

Isn't the Internet grand!!!

Thanks Gromit. BUT raintree@islands.vi is DEFUNCT.

sjcr@vipowernet.net should work....I'm going to check the hyperlinks to see if they are correct.

The direct line to me is lonnie@vipowernet.net

Anthony and friends,
Just a note to confirm that Stone Terrace has been leased. Please contact the new owner for information on new name and food concept.
Lonnie

The Fish Trap usually has a really good traditional Thanksgiving dinner for a reasonable cost.

Sorry to our loyal patrons but the Stone Terrace is closed until it is sold. Our chef, Walter Hinds, will open up "Hinds Restaurant" (at the Tage building) some time in July. Good Luck, Walter!

According to the Willises, Aaron Willis is reopening the Fish Trap in June. NO information is yet available about the Stone Terrace. Come on readers, stop repeating rumors and half-truths!

April 13 is their last day unless something happens to change that. Miracles happen!

FYI Right now The Fish Trap (which is doing over 150 dinners per night) and the Stone Terrace are open. If you would like to support the employees, go and eat there NOW. There are NO plans for the owners to close the St. John Car Rental, Inc. Anyone who wants to make an offer on the Stone Terrace, i...

Public Works says that May is the time they will begin construction.

Just walk one block from the dock to the St. John Car Rental and they will hold your luggage for you until your car is ready.

Hey, if you need a fourth, I'm at Raintree Business Services above the St. John Car Rental. I used to play when I lived in the States over 35 years ago. Wonder if I could get in the swing of it again. Oh, drat....I probably will be at Jury Duty in St. T. I'm trying to get out of it.

For short time "locals", this rainy weather may seem strange, but to people who have lived here for over 30 years, the months of April and/or May are known as the little rainy season. In 1978, after I had been here for 3 dry years, I was talking to Eleanor Gibney (a young girl at the time)...

Just to get everyone up to date, Aaron Willis is not at Asolare anymore. He took a job in St. Thomas with Yachthaven Grande and will be the chef at Grand Cru.