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Walter James and Dwin Osly Bodden are like a father and a son artistic duo. Walter, 68, plays the guitar and Dwin, 33, sings and plays the keyboards.
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Off Island Perspective Summer 2024
Gilbert Reyes, an American suspected of killing three Roatan women: Maria Antonia Cruz, Nikendra McCoy and Dione Solórzano, is attempting to fight extradition from Dominican Republic to Honduras. Reyes was arrested on March 31 in Santo Domingo on an INTERPOL warrant related to the murders
Ferry Wars
As the Bay Islands expand in population, economy, and infrastructure, its passenger ferry service is now catching up. As the archipelago’s main engine of development, Roatan is showing no signs of slowing down and 2024 could possibly be another record year for economic growth.
Legendary Mr. Ray
I believe a question that would most likely elicit interesting responses when posed to bay islanders is: “Which Bay Islanders, no longer among us, do you most admire, whether you knew them or not?”
The Gemstone of Flowers Bay
Mrs. Onyx was named after the gemstone mentioned in the biblical book of Exodus. Onyx Thelms McLene Hynds was born on December 7, 1929 in English Town neighborhood of La Ceiba. She was born to Rebecca Hynds, a laundry worker and Fallington McLene, a Methodist
Finding the Spot
How the First Cruise Ship Came to Roatan [vc_empty_space][vc_column_text][eltdf_dropcaps type="normal" color="" background_color=""]W[/eltdf_dropcaps]hile today the Port of Roatan is a world recognized cruise ship destination it once was just a pristine reef sloping into the deep. Coxen Hole didn’t have a cruise ship dock. The Methodist Church damaged
Fantôme’s Last Voyage
Our Islands have faced many hurricanes through the years, some stronger than others, yet all leaving a trail of destruction.
Cayman Islands Marketing Machine
My great grandfather on my mother’s side was a native of the Cayman Islands. My Father’s people have a British last name and were among the first settlers of Guanaja hailing from Grand Cayman.
In Path of Hurricanes
The 2019 the hurricane season is going strong and the Atlantic Ocean is very active.
Colombus’ Visit to ‘Proto-Honduras’
The first contact that the Paya Indians had with Europeans occurred on July 30, 1502.
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