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San Pedro’s coastline is once again facing an all-too-familiar challenge as hoteliers and beach vendors reported earlier-than-usual sargassum landings on February 23rd. The unexpected early arrival has already prompted urgent cleanup efforts and renewed planning across the tourism community as the island prepares for the months ahead. For many businesses
San Pedro is truly a melting pot of cultures and with these cultures come different traditions and religions. There are many groups that practice different religions; we have the Catholics, Jehovah Witnesses, Christians and
– Press Release, Oceana, February, 2, 2012 – Oceana in Belize has responded to a letter from the Elections & Boundaries Department to the Office of the Governor-General, certifying that the referendum petition requirements
Hawksbill Turtle Rescues – “Protecting Turtles Today for Tomorrow” – Our beautiful Barrier Reef is home to many sea creatures and marine life is abundant and rich! It is the home of one of
Have you noticed a few workers around town plastering cement blocks in the corner of streets and have asked yourself what is going on? Well don’t question yourselves anymore, the answer is this: Mayor
– Press Release, Belize Tourism Board – Once again, the unyielding efforts of the BTB and our industry partners have resulted in more worldwide exposure for tourism in Belize. The BBC, one of the
Other than the Philip Goldson International Airport, the John Greif II Airport is the only other airport in the country of Belize with runway lights that allow for night flights/landings. Being the number one
The Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment informs the general public that the information being circulated to the media houses by Treaty Energy Corporation relating to oil discovery in the San Juan #2
The National Drug Abuse Control Council, NDACC, has two officers responsible for Belize Rural South; namely, Ms. Kristina Romero, Drug Educator and Ms. Joyce Eliis, Outreach Caseworker. Although, they do not have an office
The San Pedro AIDS Commission is one of the most active groups on the island and since their inception they have been working really hard in creating more awareness on HIV/AIDS on the island.
Miss San Pedro, Yakarelis Hernandez, came back to San Pedro over the weekend after her brief trip to Nicaragua where she is applying at various universities. She is ready to further her studies but
Yes it is official from the Prime Minister’s Office that the General Elections which were scheduled to be held in March of 2013 will now be held on March 7, 2012, simultaneously with the
In October 3, 2011, Ambergris Today reported on the eventual relocation of the street vendors of Central Park. In the article it was mentioned that a meeting took place in September 2011 with the
Hot news in the USA and all over the internet is about the claim on a $14.3 million lotto jackpot in Iowa has been withdrawn by the lawyer who says he represents a company
Press Release – Monday, January 30, 2012- Treaty Energy Corporation, a growth-oriented international energy company, reported on Monday, January 30, 2012, drilling success on its first oil well, SAN JUAN #2, in Belize, Central
Ambergris Today was privileged to receive a more detailed copy of the Town Council’s financial report read by the Mayor on Thursday, January 26, 2011. Attached to her script are several more pages which
Saturday, January 28, 2012 was a night of fashion and models at the San Pedro Fitness Club for Mama Vilma’s Family Home’s second annual Fashion Show. It was a very well attended event that
