Community and Society
SPTC addresses road conditions and infrastructural projects for the island
Some of these areas include San Pedrito, San Pablo, and DFC, and heavy machinery has been observed grading deteriorated streets that had been posing a challenge to students walking to school and those commuting to work.
Community and Society
San Pedro Cancer Society elects new board
The new board members include Pamela Zetina as President, Miguel Perez as Vice-President, Wendy Portillo as Secretary, Undina Graniel as Assistant Secretary, and Claudia Miranda as Treasurer.
Community and Society
Island community comes together for annual cancer awareness walk
A large number of island residents and even visitors joined the San Pedro Cancer Society (SPCS) on Monday, February 4th for their annual cancer awareness walk.
Community and Society
Meet the San Pedro Pirates F.C. 2019
With fresh faces across many teams, The San Pedro Sun is pleased to introduce the players that form the San Pedro Pirates Football Club.
Community and Society
Groundhog Day Boat Poker Run Raises Money for Two Island OrganizationsÂ
Palapa Bar and Grill organizes Groundhog Day Boat Poker Run fundraiser for Rickilee Rapid Response (Triple R) and Ambergris Caye Elementary School's (ACES) special education program.
Community and Society
San Pedro Citizens on Patrol undergo successful training
Several islanders were part of a Citizens on Patrol (COP) training aimed at improving the partnership between law enforcers and the community.
Community and Society
San Pedro Police Department receives laptops for their community policing unit
During a short ceremony on Thursday, January 24th, the Community Policing Unit of the San Pedro Police Formation was the recipient of five HP laptop computers along with a printer and ink toners.
Community and Society
Frustrated residents demand better roads; SPTC claims they are working on the issue
Island residents in the surrounding sub-divisions of San Pedro Town are complaining about bad street conditions following recent rains. In areas like DFC, Escalante, and San Pablo several of the streets are flooded posting a challenge for students walking to school and those commuting to work.