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CHARLOTTE AMALIE — People at the beach on St. Thomas this weekend had one burning question: 'Why do I have to listen to your obnoxious music where I go for peace and relaxation?' That interrogative started as a thread in the private Facebook group 'What's Really Happening St. Thomas?' and
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