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Hell Week For The Seals
Four Belize Coast Guard officers successfully completed the demanding 'Hell Week' training, moving on to advanced paramilitary and tactical training.
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New Building For Coast Guard
The Coast Guard Headquarters is undergoing a 4 million dollar upgrade to accommodate an expanding number of officers, funded by the US Government.
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Ambitious Drainage Project Will Slow Belama Traffic
Works have begun on Albert Hoy Street in Belama as part of a flood mitigation project that will pave 1600 feet of road and install drainage.
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City Hall Repairing Cemetery Road’s Concreting Job
City Hall has begun repairs on Cemetery Road after issues with its initial cement paving were reported over a year ago.
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12 Miles Of Old Northern Getting Paved
12 miles of the Old Northern Highway will be paved after decades of neglect, funded by PetroCaribe and managed by Rodla Construction.
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Elizabeth Welch Is Safe
15-year-old Amanda Usher was found safe in Dangriga after her mother, Elizabeth Welch, made a public plea for her return.
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BDF Parade New Soldiers
the Belize Defence Force held a parade to welcome new soldiers while addressing recent security breaches involving stolen ammunition and detentions of two soldiers.
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CITCO Makes The Big BML Switch
Belize City Council officially absorbed 158 sanitation staff from Belize Maintenance Limited, providing them with job security and orientation as new employees.
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GOB Will Repair Sugar Roads
The government plans to invest at least two million dollars to repair sugar roads, as pledged by Prime Minister Dean Barrow.
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CCJ President Coming To Belize
Dennis Byron, President of the Caribbean Court of Justice, will visit Belize for two days as a guest of the Bar Association.
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Ms. Rose And The “Boots” Betrayal
Rose Williams seeks assistance after her house burned down in 2013, claiming unfulfilled promises from area representative Anthony Boots Martinez.
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The Reality Of Guatemalan Casual Labour
Guatemalan workers are crossing into Belize for seasonal citrus labor under a new bilateral agreement, raising questions about immigration practices.
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