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Editor's Notes
- Located on the northern coast, Cap Haitien is the second largest city in Haiti with a population of 600,000.
- Thanks to the local tourist bureau, Haitian music awaits visitors flying into Cap Haitien.
- Airport visitors support the Haitian Office of tourism with its signature hybiscus instead of Michelin star used to identify hotel quality.
- Scenic view of Cap Haitien from College of Notre Dame, the premier high school in Cap Haitien
- Coastal road in Cap Haitien
- Campus of the College of Notre Dame which celebrated its founding 111 years ago in 2015
- Bob Anantua and his former math teacher, Rozny, Student Dean at the College of Notre Dame
- Roi Henri Christophe University in Limonade, a fifteen minute drive from Cap Haitien
- Bob Anantua and David Weeks featured with a map of the attractive university campus of Roi Henri Christophe
- Bob Anantua and David Weeks meeting with Jean Marie Theodat, President of Henri Christophe University established with funds from Santo Domingo
- La Kay, a popular restaurant / night club frequented by professionals dedicated to improving Haitian lifestyle
- With its attractive restaurant/nightclub, La Kay celebrates diversity in its clientele.
- Delicious lunch without sanitation concerns
- Cap Haitien’s Roi Christophe Hotel established in 1740
- Attractive and spacious Roi Christophe lobby welcomes visitors to Haiti
- Indoor dining adjacent to porch dining offers high quality meals without sanitation concerns at Roi Christophe
- Enjoying the portico David Weeks and Bob Anantua of the Build Haiti Foundation meet with Jessica Bodiford of the Cap Haitien Atelier Soliel Arts Program.
- Fresh fruit sold al fresco by the side of the road between Cap Haitien and the village of Camp Coq
- Thirst quenching and delicious Roi Christophe limeade served with pride on the portico
- Bob Anantua and David Weeks meet with Lindsey Jorgenson and assistant Jennifer of Street Hearts, supporting the needs of street children in Cap Haitien.
- Street children at home in Lindsey Jorgenson’s Street Hearts shelter
- Accommodating 45 street children, the Street Hearts facility brings hope and education to orphaned Cap Haitien children
- Bob Anantua and David Weeks meeting Tony Marcelli, Fort Lauderdale Sister City President and Obei Dolce of Village Planete, environmental ed. organization
- “Can-do” activists Obei Dolce, agronomist (left) and Tony Marcelli, Sister City President (right) welcoming Columbia’s Sister City relationship with Cap Haitien
- Cap Haitien Rotary meeting room on Roi Christophe Hotel premises
- Bob Anantua enjoying evening conch dish with popular plantains and rice and beans at La Kay restaurant
- Bob Anantua connects with former Cap Haitien neighbor and present member of Rotary Club of Cap Haitien
- Blue Sky provides tour bus transportation for visitors to Haiti
- Bob Anantua and David Weeks meet with Prefma Lexis, Director of Promotion in Cap Haitien’s Office of Tourism
- Le Citadele is a major tourist attraction near the city of Cap Haitien
- Haiti boasts beautiful beaches and beach resort dining and recreation especially near Cap Haitien
- With Tourism Office support, attractive “New Orleans French Quarter type” architecture is revitalized.
- Cap Haitien street leading to the Cathedral
- Cap Haitien architecture renovations promoting improved Haitian lifestyle and tourism
- Cap Haitien – City of Contrasts - improved sidewalks adjacent to trash filled coastline
- Plastic and styrofoam containers continues to be a major challenge to environmental sustainability in Cap Haitien
- Cap Haitien’s Cathedral exterior
- Cap Haitien’s Cathedral interior
- City Hall is housed in the former Hotel De Ville facing the Cathedral and overlooking an attractively landscaped city plaza
- Bob Anantua and David Weeks meet with Deputy Mayor Mussett Borgella and councilman to discuss Sister City relationship with Columbia, Maryland
- Bob Anantua and David Weeks discuss the annual Haitian Carnival with Joe Hylaris featured in the middle of photo on the second floor of City Hall
- The Build Haiti Foundation will sponsor a Global Leadership Partnership Program in Haiti from July 14-23 for adolescent leaders and adult mentors.