Kingston, Jamaica

Ms. Steward-Wetterauer first came to tour Forest Lake at Oyster Point Apartments on April 7, 2016. On her initial visit it was noted that she was looking to move in around May 10, 2015 but needed to talk with her husband before making a final decision because he was oversees. Ms. Steward-Wetterauer did not submit her application for rental until April 11, 2016. Within those four days, apartments were leased to other prospects submitting applications and availability and rates had changed. Her application was approved on April 13, 2016. On April 18, 2016, Ms. Steward-Wetterauer made the decision to lease 322-A which was a two bedroom / two bath apartment home. Shortly after this date, Ms. Steward-Wetterauer called the office and spoke to the community manager about the rate. A pricing adjustment was made to lower rent to honor the rate at the time she submitted her application, rather than the time she finally decided lease 322-A. Pertaining to the complaint regarding unresolved maintenance issues, we have been working with Ms. Steward-Wetterauer for several weeks in order to satisfy her request for mostly cosmetic repairs in her apartment. Items of concern include replacement of oven racks, replacement of window blinds and slats, having the carpet re-cleaned and stretched, tightening cabinet knobs, removal of paint from a door knob, installation of a new ceiling fan (where typically there is not one), and other minor adjustments made to miscellaneous lights and…

Jamaica: What’s on When January Accompong Maroon Festival This festival is held in Accompong, a historic Maroon village in St. Elizabeth. The celebration takes place on the birthday of Maroon hero, Captain Cudjoe, and commemorate the signing of a peace treaty between the Maroons and the British Empire in 1739. The festival includes a parade, Maroon ceremonies and feasts, as well as traditional singing, dancing, drumming and story-telling. February Bob Marley Week This annual festival is held…

Jamaica is a Caribbean island nation, full of mountains, rainforests and reef lined beaches. Many of its resorts are clustered in vibrant Montego Bay, with its British colonial architecture, and Negril, renowned for diving and snorkeling. Jamaica is famed as the birthplace of reggae and its capital Kingston is home to the Bob Marley Museum, dedicated to the city’s most famous son. Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean. Approximately 4,213 square miles. 146 miles from east to west…

Jamaica is an island nation of the Greater Antillies, located in the northwestern Caribbean Sea, about 145 kilometers (90 miles) south of Cuba and 191 kilometers (119 miles) west of the island of Hispaniola, where Haiti and the Dominican Republic are located. Jamaica is located between the latitudes of 17° and 19°N and longitudes 76° and 79°W. The major cities in Jamaica include the capital Kingston, Portmore, Spanish Town, Mandeville, Ocho Rios, Port Antonio, Negril, and Montego Bay. Jamaica is…

by his group The Wailers. This is one of the cool facts you will learn in this paper. This paper will discuss Jamaica; it’s history, government and economy. people and culture, and its geography. The first topic will be about Jamaica’s history. Arawak Indians lived in Jamaica when Columbus explored it in 1494 and named it St. Lago. Later, Buccaneers traveled from Port Royal, also the capital at the time, until it fell into the sea in an earthquake in 1692. After many years of slaves, abolition…

Jamaica The island country of Jamaica is a true Caribbean paradise, complete with miles of beaches, incredible water views, cliffs and mountains, waterfalls, and all the sunshine you could ask for. You can't help but feel relaxed as you enjoy the breathtaking views. The country's tropical ecosystem fosters towering, leafy palm trees, vibrant flowers, and a variety of interesting birds and mammals. Underwater, snorkelers and scuba divers will meet colorful fish and dolphins and glimpse the…

The location of Kingston is 17* 59*n 76* 47*w which is Jamaica’s capital. Also the relative location is about 9 miles from Cuba. Jamaica is located about 100 miles west from Haiti. The island Jamaica is much smaller then Connecticut. In Jamaica has internet and Wi-Fi only in certain spots of the island. There is tv and radio on most of the island. All of this is ran by one company. They also use cars, bikes, and buses for transportation. Too ship and trade foods and goods the people in Jamaica…

stuck and set in they ways to an extent that any other groups viewpoints are dismissed violently, that is one of the reasons why persons that seek to domicile in the continent of Jamaica find it difficult to fit comfortably and settle, it’s either they way or well, they way. In addition marijuana is legalized because they believe it enhances their spiritual growths ascension and in essence leads to the motivation for they utopian mindset which I assume is probably the reason behind the aversive…

his home with music. He knew fighting would kill him considering the fact that he was almost assassinated, but he still reunited Jamaica. Not everyone tries to reunite a whole country through music. Do you really believe music can reunite a whole country? Although this question may be silly to ask, I believe that the main reason why the country was reunited was because he is the king of reggae and he was from Kingston and that is why Bucky Marshall and Claude Massop looked to Bob Marley for…

My favorite image in the museum of bad arts is the one on the left, which is Bob Marley. He was a well-known Rastafarian movement activist and also a world-renowned Reggae Music legend. In light of his strict vegetarian lifestyle, the artist decided to embed the tail of a small mammal on his dreadlocks to project irony to the music legend vegan lifestyle. This seemed somewhat bizarre to me because looking closely at the image; it had me thinking to myself whether that was a piece of fur that was…