Moving To Jamaica by American Retiree in Jamaica
It is hard to resist. The warmth of the people no matter their skin color, the Blue Mountains with it’s world famous coffee, the lush forests with exotic flora and fauna, and the lure of the hot sun and the white sand beaches. All this and more is what draws people from around the world. […]
Jamaican Father’s Reflect On Children
Lately, I’ve been wondering if there is a piece of me that’s eternally missing. I wonder if I’ll ever find it. My extended family; who are they? My cousins and I have been discussing the prospects of planning a family reunion but the one problem we face is finding each other. You see, like many […]
Sporting Club Members & Prospects Now Fly from the New SkyBase FBO in Provo
SkyBase (www.skybase.tc), a division of the SkyKing Flight Support Group is proud to announce the opening of its Fixed Base Operation in the Turks and Caicos Islands, based at the Providenciales International Airport and just 20 minutes from pristine beaches, water-sports, shopping and fine restaurants. Turks & Caicos Sporting Club members and prospects will now […]
Book Review – Let’s Talk Africa and More
Book Description: Let’s Talk Africa and More is a compilation of original essays on Africa and other topics related to issues that pervade the lives of the ordinary peoples of our planet in Africa and other parts of the world, including North America and the Caribbean. ABOUT THE AUTHOR JOSHUA SPENCER was born in Montego […]
Book Review – Belladonna
Book Description:Belladonna is a story that spans several decades, following two of the wealthiest families on the island of Jamaica . The younger generation relays the tale of Melanie Henderson – rich with money and possessions but battling demons from her own family’s past. It is a tale of incest, betrayal and murder, of the […]
Be All You Can Be
It is generally believed that the average person uses only about 10% of their potential. That is to say that the average person could be ten times more productive and successful than they currently are. Studies done at Stanford University Brain Institute are even less flattering. They claim that the average person only uses about […]
How The Government of Jamaica Left Hundreds Of Millions On The Table!
This is the first time in the history of Jamaica, as far as I am aware, that this information will be presented in this fashion. I have written that it has been a travesty of justice that the Jamaican government does not own at least 100,000 shares of Alcoa stock. Alcoa has been mining our […]
A Love of The Land Takes Rhode Island’s Dan Paquette on the Journey
Dan Paquette’s roots are in Rhode Island. The De La Salle Academy graduate studied biology at Seton Hall University and then architecture at the Boston Architectural Center in the early 1970s. Following his passion for historical architecture, he made his way to Harvard’s Graduate School of Design where he studied historic preservation. In 1975, Mr. […]
St Kitts and Nevis Named as One of Eight 2007 Cricket World Cup Host Venues
St Kitts and Nevis was one of the eight venues chosen to host the 2007 Cricket World Cup. The announcement was made on Monday July 5, 2004 by the International Cricket Council (ICC). This day will long be remembered by the Government and people of the Federation of St Kitts and Nevis. Ehsan Mani, ICC […]
Sewell takes spot on weekly fishing show
Byron Sewell is returning to Hilton Head Island, but he won’t be arriving at North Forest Beach piloting a flats boat or cruising the waters he once fished. Nor will you see him on the beach scanning the waters looking for that perfect set of waves to surf or cast over. To visit with Byron, […]