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The Cathedral of St. John The Baptist Restored

Phase one of the restoration work at St. John's Cathedral Church in Belize City has been completed, enhancing its historical significance and visitor experience.

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Salvation Army Rings Bells For Your Support

The Salvation Army launched its kettle appeal to raise $100,000 for Christmas assistance, emphasizing the importance of community support and ongoing outreach efforts.

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A Film About Fatherhood and Loss

The Belize International Film Festival features the premiere of the short film "My Father Belize," exploring themes of fatherhood and family connections.

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Compton’s Contribution to Culture

Compton Fairweather, a notable Belizean record producer, passed away, leaving a significant cultural legacy in music through his work with CES records.

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UNHCR Lobbies For ‘Fugees

UNHCR consultant Janice Marshall highlights the positive contributions of refugees to Belizean communities and discusses the asylum process in the country.

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14th. Belize Film Fest Bears Promise

The 14th Belize International Film Festival opens tomorrow, featuring 62 films, music videos, and discussions on environmental issues.

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Time Fu Eat, A Belizean Short Film

The short film 'TIME FU EAT' explores Belizean socio-political culture through a dark comedy lens, featuring a cast of local talent.

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A House For A Deserving Mother

The Social Security Board and Hand in Hand Ministries presented a new house to Amanda Leiva, a deserving mother of two, in Orange Walk.

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Powering El Progresso, Cayo

El Progresso villagers celebrate after finally getting connected to the electricity grid after decades without power.

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Carlo's Film Debut Ignites The Imagination

Carlo Habet's film 'Time Fu Eat' will be featured at the Belize International Film Festival, showcasing a unique aspect of Belizean social culture.

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Isaac's Ashes At Sea

Over 450 residents of Caye Caulker gathered to pay tribute to 17-year-old Isaac Marin by spreading his ashes at sea.

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Judge Brother Barrow

Justice Denys Barrow reflects on his experiences as a judge at the Caribbean Court of Justice since his appointment in 2017.

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