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San Pedro Lions Club hosts a successful Sip and Paint Fundraiser!

On March 15th, the San Pedro Lions Club transformed its venue into a vibrant art studio for a Paint and Sip fundraiser. This event raised crucial funds to support childhood cancer treatment and vision care for underserved children. The sold-out event attracted 27 attendees, each of whom was celebrated as a “special guest” for their contributions to these important causes.
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For Rent: A two-bedroom, one-bath long-term rental is available 3.5 miles south of San Pedro Town in the Boca Ceiga Area. It will be available in May for at least six months. The monthly rate is $1,250US plus utilities. A security deposit of the same amount is required. Pets are allowed upon request. Contact +501-629-3005.

Vacancy: BLISS BEACH Caye Caulker is looking for – BEACH MANAGER. You manage the team of waitresses or waiters, you ensure the well-being of all customers, from their reception to their departure. You must have experience in luxury, you are comfortable in contact with a demanding clientele and know how to manage their needs. Your elocution and presentation are impeccable; you ideally speak English, Spanish, and French, and mastery of other languages would be a plus. To apply, send your resume, picture and copy of your social by email: [email protected]

Boat for sale: SeaRay 245 Cabin Cruiser, 26′ w/Swim Platform, 265HP 5L Bravo 3 Mercruiser Motor. V-Berth suitable for 2 w/Sink, Stove and stand up Head. For+Aft Bimini Tops plus Canvas Cover. New Batteries and Bottom Paint last year. Can be seen at Cpt Sharks Boatyard. Only $19,900US  630-0991  [email protected]

 

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SIB Reports Consumer Confidence Index Up by 5.2%

The Statistical Institute of Belize (SIB) reported a significant increase in the Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) for January 2025, which rose by 5.2% compared to December 2024. This improvement brought the CCI to 50.5%, indicating a shift in optimism about the economy and personal financial prospects for the first time since the SIB began tracking this indicator.
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USAID’s shutdown will impact Belize

The recent termination of operations by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has raised concerns about the future of various development projects in Belize. This shutdown announced recently, is expected to have far-reaching implications for healthcare, infrastructure, and social programs in Belize that have relied on U.S. funding.
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San Pedro man detained for alleged bigamy

On Wednesday, February 5th, San Pedro Police formally arrested and charged 61-year-old Edermillo Javier Azebedo, also known as Edermillo Javier Garcia, with the crime of Bigamy. This arrest followed a complaint from his first wife, who alleges that he secretly married another woman while still legally married to her.
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Caye Caulker resident charged for assaulting American partner

Leodan Lara, a resident of Caye Caulker, has been charged with Wounding following reports that he assaulted his disabled American partner, Emily Lydon. The incident reportedly took place on Monday, February 3rd, when Lara assaulted Lydon in Caye Caulker. After the incident, Lara was detained and subsequently charged with Wounding. On Wednesday, February 5th, he was taken to San Pedro Town for arraignment. Lara remains in custody at the San Pedro Police Station and was scheduled to be arraigned on Thursday, February 6th.
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Police searching for a man accused of brutally kidnapping his wife in San Pedro

The police are searching for Kenny Brakeman, who is accused of attacking and kidnapping his ex-wife, Sabela Brakeman, early on Saturday, November 16th. He was last seen in Caye Caulker Village and is now believed to be on the mainland. Sabela was severely injured during the attack and will need to undergo surgery to fully recover. She is seeking the assistance of the public and anyone willing and able can reach out to her sister at telephone number 665-5083.

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Participate Learning calls on Belizean educators to teach in the USA

Belizean educators interested in teaching preschool, elementary, and secondary education in the United States can do so through Participate Learning. This exchange program has been helping teachers worldwide experience the American education system since 1987. Currently, many Belizean teachers are teaching in American schools through this program.
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The Island Academy to offer High School level education

This year, TIA is embarking on a new chapter by introducing its first form of high school, set to commence in August. This development is driven by a generous donation aimed at addressing the lack of resources for high school students in the area. Although the San Pedro High School is located on the island, many students commute to Belize City, highlighting the need for local educational facilities. The TIA high school will align its curriculum with existing standards while incorporating essential elements such as ethics and life skills.
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San Pedro Pirates return home with another draw

The San Pedro Pirates Football Club (FC) faced a tough match on Sunday, March 16th, against Progresso FC, resulting in a 1-1 draw during an away game in Orange Walk Town. This outcome has caused the island's premier football team to drop to fifth place in the Premier League of Belize (PLB) standings following Week 9 of the tournament's closing season. The draw has jeopardized the Pirates' chances of advancing to the playoffs.
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Belize Sports Outreach Hosts Annual Baseball Camp for Kids

On March 14th, Belize Sports Outreach hosted its annual baseball camp at San Pedro’s Ambergris Stadium. From 1PM to 4 PM, the camp attracted children and youth of all ages. This event was part of a broader initiative by the Belize Sports Outreach Ministry, which has visited Belize since 2018. The program aims to teach children the fundamentals of baseball and softball while sharing the message of Jesus Christ.
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Community and Society

Saga’s Annual Benefit Concert 2025: Another Hit!

San Pedro residents and visitors gathered at the Palapa Bar and Grill on Thursday, February 6th, to celebrate the birthday of award-winning country singer-songwriter Kelly McGuire. The event featured a concert by McGuire to raise funds for the San Pedro Saga Humane Society, complete with raffles, live auctions, and lively music for dancing.
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San Pedro welcomes 2025 with a big celebration on the beach

Residents and visitors of the island gathered at the central park in downtown San Pedro to bid farewell to 2024 and welcome the new year. The New Year’s festivities occurred on Tuesday, December 31st, and included an extravagant celebration organized by the San Pedro Town Council (SPTC). The event featured live performances, culminating in a spectacular fireworks display by the beach.

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