Jamaican Elections 2020
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Author: Lemon Hall
Long time blogger, since we called it Web Log.
Patriot to the Garden Parish.
St. Ann's Bay is where you will see us sitting on a bench at the library most days, if not, then look for me chilling at Ocho Rios Turtle River Park.
We travel all around the parish, so if you want to extend an invite to a place you find interesting, let us here at Garden Parish know.
We Are All Affected By The Ongoing Pandemic
We will survive, overcome, and thrive as a people.
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Our Lady Of Perpetual Help
When the Spanish settlement of Sevilla la Nueva was moved from the coast to higher ground, construction of a cut stone Church was started in 1534 by Abbot Peter Martyr of Angleria, Italy. Only the Church walls were built as in 1534 the Spanish centre of Government was moved to Spanish Town. No plans of […]
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Preserving Preservation And The Preservers Preserving Our History – Emancipation Day
I was thrilled to find out that my cousin wanted to be an archaeologist. I was even more thrilled to know that she did indeed become one, not for some outside influences, or giant country with lots of money to back and a plethora secrets to hide. But instead, she chose to work for her […]
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A Rule Of Law And Background In Jamaican Economics
English planters seized Jamaica from Spain in 1655 and established a plantation economy based on slave labor. The island gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1962. Long-standing recurrent violence among powerful organized crime networks that are involved in international drug smuggling and money laundering and also affiliated with major political parties remains an ongoing […]
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