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Caye Caulker Airstrip Coming When?
The Caye Caulker airstrip renovations are set to cost $3.5 million, with hopes for completion by Easter next year.
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BEL Wants To Keep Your Electricity Rate Steady
BEL proposes to maintain electricity rates at 37 cents per kilowatt hour until June 30, 2018, despite higher power costs last year.
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Mayor Unfazed By Waste Control Debt
Belize City Council owes almost one million dollars to its garbage contractor, Belize Waste Control, but the Mayor remains unfazed by the debt.
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The Sour Season For Sugar Starts With Modest Optimism
The Sugar Season has begun with optimism despite low world prices, as stakeholders focus on opportunities in the Caribbean market.
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BTIA, Banking On A Big Future
The Belize Tourism Industry Association held its 32nd Annual General Meeting to discuss the future of Belize's tourism sector and elected new officers.
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City Council Owes Its Garbage Contractor Big Bucks, Could Result In Your Garbage Not Being Picked Up
The Belize City Council owes its garbage contractor about a million dollars, potentially affecting garbage collection on the Northside.
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Hilton Heights At Mahogany Bay Resort and Beach Club
Mahogany Bay Resort and Beach Club officially opened in San Pedro, offering various amenities and boosting local employment opportunities.
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Local Tourism Investor Says Cruise Sector Is Crashing, Time To Diversify
David Almendarez, a local tourism investor, is diversifying into the restaurant business due to a decline in the cruise sector.
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Tourism Promises Strong Fourth Quarter
The government anticipates a strong fourth quarter in tourism to boost economic growth despite mixed sentiments from industry leaders.
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Courts Comes through With Big Check For Unsuspecting Customer
Courts surprised raffle winner Paul Ruiz with a $30,000 cash prize instead of the expected microwave.
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A Market For Corozal Farmers
A new Wholesale Farmer's Market was inaugurated in Corozal to support local farmers and diversify agricultural production.
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Past Chamber President Says A New Tax Is Not the Solution
Kay Menzies argues that expanding the economy is a better solution than increasing taxes in response to financial concerns.
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