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San Pedro remains on alert following last week’s tragic triple murder, and while police moved swiftly to make an arrest, new developments are now adding another layer of complexity to the case. Authorities had announced that 22-year-old Shelby Jonathan Hernandez was formally charged with three counts of murder in connection
The Central Bank of Belize just recently released an economic update and yearly outlook for the country of Belize indicating that economic activity is forecasted to expand by 2.7% in 2013, as the underlying
On February 5, 2013, The San Pedro Tourist Guide Association had its first meeting for the year with the main purpose to election a new committee for the next two years. The new positions
Press Release – El Pescador Lodge is honored to announce that Captain Luis Paz, Captain Alex Gomez and Isa Rodriguez have each attained the distinction of becoming a Certified Casting Instructor by the International
Belize City, Belize, Monday, February 18th, 2013 – – Belize Audubon Society proudly announces the James A. Waight Awardee for 2013, Wildtracks. Wildtracks is a non-governmental conservation organization, located in Sarteneja, Corozal. Since its
On Wednesday, February 13, U.S. Embassy Deputy Chief of Mission Margaret Hawthorne and Public Affairs Officer Eric Heyden traveled to the Santa Rita Archaeological Park near Corozal to meet with Dr. Jaime Awe, Director
The Belize Tourism Industry Association (BTIA) launched the exciting 2013 edition of the Destination Belize Magazine on Friday, February 15, 2013 at 10:00a.m. at the Radisson Fort George Hotel & Marina – Caracol Room. As the
The San Pedro Library held its writing competition where a total of 55 entries were submitted by students from Island Academy, San Pedro R. C. School, Ambergris Caye Elementary, Caye Caulker R. C School
Press Release – An excellent opportunity has come along for the Marco Gonzalez Project – the designing of a Visitor/Educational Center by the 2013 graduate students at the University of Puerto Rico/School of Architecture. Nine students
It’s a family filled with Love or Valentine for that matter. Valentino Caliz and Robyn McLaughlyn got the best Valentine’s Day gift a couple could receive, a bouncing baby boy! That’s right! How cool
It was the culmination of a great festival that was filled with music, dance, joy, TONS of energy and of course COLOR! But the traditional burning of Don Juan Carnaval at the end San
The Belizean public will learn the ins and outs of getting a new passport through an education campaign that the Department of Immigration and Nationality will be conducting throughout the country. This campaign will
It was the men’s comparsa (Barbies of San Pedro) that parodied the crazy island life of John McAfee that had everybody bursting into tears of laughter as a McAfee impersonator, complete with a rifle-bearing
In an effort to stimulate students to start focusing on their careers, San Pedro High Teacher and Counselor Miss Alexis Guerrero organized a week-long program of events for career week. Under the theme “If
Catholic faithfuls gathered at the San Pedro Roman Catholic Church for the 2nd Pilgrimage of the Travelling Statue of Our Lady of Fatima to Belize which took place on Monday, February 11, 2013. The
There was a lot less painting and a whole lot of dancing on Day Two of San Pedro Carnaval 2013. Maybe it was a bit of confusion with the new rules or because the
Even with some skepticism about how the new rules for Carnaval would affect the celebrations, everything went underway with a very good start and no major problems as the painting revelers hit the streets
