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Roatán
Postcards from Paradise – a book review
Preserving the Soul of Roatan Through Poetry Poems Celebrating Roatan’s People, Culture, & Creatures Roatan is more than turquoise water and postcard sunsets. It is…
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Battle for Old Port Royal ( the Bitter end of our indigenous past )
Bay islands Magazine is proud to present an article by the historian Matthew Harper fetched from MJ Harper’s blog! In 1650, Spanish forces launched two attacks on Roatán, where buccaneers and their Indigenous allies stood ready to defend…
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When Paradise Become Painful
Protecting Roatan’s Hearing, Health—and the Peace Paradise Requires When I lived in the peaceful village of Sandy Bay in the early 1990s, roosters crowed, dogs…
Saving a Vanishing Voice
How the Royal Reader Program is Helping Bay Islanders reclaim their English Heritage. Who?W-H-O!Twenty-three children chant the letters in unison inside a small classroom in…
Society
Roatán
A community lifeline: the story of Charmont Learning Center
They don’t fit into mainstream society. Some raped or bullied. Orphans, homeless, or medically fragile and have witnessed horrors no child should see. And some…
History
Roatán
Tino and Alejo Monterroso – Legendary Dive Masters of the Bay Islands
Long before Roatan became a world-class dive destination, two young islanders were slipping beneath its waves with little more than a mask, fins, and a…
History
Roatán
A Garifuna with Grit Makes Honduran History
Garifuna Jafeth Martinez transformed boyhood hope into history–becoming the first Honduran-born athlete to play Division I in the USA. The global sports world is buzzing…
ONE ARCHIPELAGO. MANY PERSPECTIVES.
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