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San Pedro is stepping up its fight against illegal dumping and littering, sending a clear message across the island: keeping La Isla Bonita clean is everyone’s responsibility. With rapid development, a growing population, and increasing tourism placing added strain on infrastructure, garbage management has become one of the island’s most
Morning classes have been cancelled at San Pedro Roman Catholic Primary School due to a swarm of angry bees that invaded the school grounds and threatened to sting students during class. Students, teachers and
Minister of Transport, Melvin Hulse, has signed into law a statutory instrument that will outlaw heavy tinting of vehicles that came into effect on Wednesday, June 1, 2011. A press release from the Department
The Belize Tourism Industry Association held its Bi-Annual General Meeting on Friday, May 27, 2011, at The Villas at Banyan Bay in San Pedro, Ambergris Caye that brought members together in San Pedro. Members
As part of the Global Classroom Project that two San Pedro High School students, Emilie Gomez and Ismael Kay will be participating from June 3 – 11 at Los Angeles, USA, a group of
Rain is still absent in San Pedro and most parts of Belize. Just last week the National Meteorological Service of Belize issued a drought report which indicates that the entire country has been experiencing
On Saturday 4th June a group of 12 emerging (future) leaders will arrive in Belize on AA 2103 to commence a Study Tour of Belize from June 4 – 8, 2011. The members of
Expedia® has named Coco Beach Resort Belize among the top-ranked resorts of the World on this year’s Expedia® Insiders’ SelectTM 2011 list, making it the only resort in Belize to have qualified for this
Great new discoveries have been recently unraveled and more mysteries of the Mayan world in Belize are being discovered as a team of scientists work 200 feet below the surface in underwater caves. These
Did You Hear the Tsunami Siren? – As part of the National Emergency Management Organization of Belize (NEMO) Emergency Awareness Week, a Tsunami Threat Exercise was held in San Pedro. On Saturday, May 28,
– Press Release – The Council of the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) has approved for the Belize Sailing Association (BzSA) to become a full Member National Authority of the world governing body for sailing.
The National Meteorological Service on Wednesday issued a drought report in which it said that an analysis of March, April and May indicates that the entire country has been experiencing a deficit in rainfall.
National Geographic Society funds to develop the Santa Familia Primary School Forest Garden – Känan K’aax, the official signing of the first installment of the funds took place on Thursday, May 19. Strengthening our
On our daily runs through the busy streets of San Pedro, an Ambergris Today reporter noticed that the San Pedro High School fence along the beachside was getting a face lift. For quite some
The San Pedro Lions Club attended the Annual Regional Istmania Lions Convention at Panama City from Thursday, May 19 to Saturday, May 21. The Belize delegation was headed by the Belize Lions Zone 59
The San Pedro International Costa Maya Festival has officially announced its festival dates for 2011. The largest festival in Belize has been confirmed to run from August 4 to August 7, 2011. And this
Launch of ASYCUDAWorld for Cargo Clearance at the Phillip Goldson International Airport – The Comptroller of Customs announces that as part of the Customs Reform and Modernization Project, Customs is deploying the ASYCUDAWorld system
