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There were two deadly incidents over the weekend that appear to be the results of domestic violence. The first occurred on Saturday evening in the Maxboro Community where Farah Bonner [...]
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Guilty of murder, that’s the verdict handed down in the High Court earlier today in a matter involving thirty-three-year-old Marlon Everett. In the courtroom of the newly appointed Justice Candace [...]
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An investigation into the death of thirty-two-year-old Leslie Verde continues. Verde was found dead in her home in Caye Caulker Village on Saturday morning. She was found unresponsive by her [...]
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Asian businessman Jian Kun Huang pleaded guilty to a mischievous act when he appeared before the lower court today. The thirty-one-year-old resident of Blue Marlin Drive reported to police that [...]
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Inclement weather over the weekend force the closure of schools across the country today. It followed the passage of a weather system over the region that brought with it approximately [...]
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According to the Chief Meteorologist, the inclement weather that is affecting the country will continue to Tuesday before we see some improvement. Ronald Gordon, Chief Meteorological Officer “So the [...]
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And because the rains kept on coming down over the weekend, it created flash flooding in certain areas of the country. Luckily this time, everyone seemed to have heeded the [...]
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All the ferries across the Belize River in Cayo District had to be closed over the weekend, including the Baking Pot Ferry, the Xunantunich Ferry, and the Iguana Creek Bridge. [...]
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Since the People’s United Party opened up the opportunity for interested supporters to enter the race to select a slate for municipal elections, it has been a mad rush. There [...]
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As we reported earlier, the P.U.P. rented the ground spaces at the Belize Elementary School compound on Princess Margaret Drive to hold its councilor candidate convention on Sunday. But part [...]
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While he has been endorsed as a councilor candidate, Allan Pollard, who is actually the deputy mayor, had applied to the P.U.P. to run against Mayor Bernard Wagner. But the [...]
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Belize Water Services Limited has issued a public notice on water conservation. The utility company has also issued a similar advisory for customers to boil water before consumption. Earlier today, [...]
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The Israel-Hamas war continues on the other side of the world. According to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, the number of Palestinians killed in Gaza since Hamas attacked Israel [...]
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Joining Shoman was Senior Counsel Godfrey Smith, who has served as Belize’s Attorney General and Minister of Foreign Affairs. Smith and Shoman shared their views on the Israel-Hamas war. As [...]
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