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Unprecedented Power Demand in San Pedro, causing power outages

Power Outage: San Pedro’s High Demand Trips Supply to Island

Belize Electricity Limited (BEL) says that it is monitoring an unprecedented power demand in San Pedro Ambergris Caye over this weekend. On Saturday, March 23, 2024, the demand for electricity on the island of San Pedro surpassed the power capacity of the submarine cable that connects San Pedro to the

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All Eyes on Tropical Storm Rina

Hurricane season is slowly coming to a close but that does not mean that hurricane activity slows down, especially during the month of October when Belize receives most threats from storms developing in the

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Francis Fonseca New Leader of the PUP

The People’s United Party has been in turmoil since the beginning of this month when Hon. John Briceño stepped down as party leader on Friday, October 7 and the interim leader Mark Espat declined

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Zenda & Mocha – Happy Tails

In February, animal lovers were horrified to hear the sad story of Zenda, the poor dog thrown over the fence at SAGA Humane Society. She had been used as a puppy machine, starved, chained

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Video Pick: Eco Friendly Xanadu Island Resort

Check out award-winning and eco-friendly Xanadu Island Resort in San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize. It’s very tropical, luxurious and a true Belizean get-a-way. Its unique monolithic domes combined with thatched roofs, wooden decks and

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Study: Hurricanes are Clustered Not Random

SUMMIT COUNTY —A study of hurricane tracks during the past 100 years suggests that tropical storm activity is clustered rather than random, with short intense periods of hurricanes followed by relatively long quiet periods.

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School Teacher Gets Heroic Tattoo

Tattooing has been practiced for centuries worldwide. In many parts of the world it is traditionally found in faces or hands especially in tribal groups.  Despite some taboos surrounding tattooing, the art continues to

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Mark Espat Declines Post as PUP Party Leader

Albert Area Representative and Interim leader of the People’s United Party Mark Espat has declined to offer himself for the vacant post of party leader. He continues to be interim leader until a convention

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NE Magazine is Made in Belize

Here at Ambergris Today we have been hearing about this new magazine in Belize, News Exchange Magazine (NE); for the most part very good things. We are glad to have gotten our hands on

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