Support a worthy cause - Lime's Chili Cook Off

Lime's Chili Cook Off

Come and be the judge of the best Chili cooked by the best cooks in San Pedro. Just $10.00bz to try them all, a free entry for each taster and a prize for the winner. All proceeds going to Saga Humane Society

Date:May 15th, 2009, 6pm
Location:Lime Bar & Grill
Address:1-2 Coconut Drive

Education Week at SPRCS

In light of Education Week, students and teachers engaged in a Debate and Spelling Bee. Standard Six students debated whether South Beach Belize is indeed a good project for San Pedro Town or not while Infant II students had a Spelling Bee.

Full house at the Court of the SPRCS

Winners: 1st place - Shanelly Gutierrez, 2nd place - Alex Ramos, & 3rd place - Rose Romero

Judges for the Debate: Mariela Archer, Elito Arcero, & Pamela Zetina

Students saying "YES" to South Beach...

....and others against the project of South Beach

Intermittent scheduled power outages

Library Corner - Slogan/Logo competition

Create a slogan and logo for the San Pedro Town Library....If your slogan and logo are chosen, you will receive public recognition and a cash award ($100).

The library provides the community with entertainment and informational resources. Soon we plan to be showing children's films along with regular story telling. Along with shelves of exciting books, we are building our collection of resources for all ages to provide information on health, parenting, business, relationships, the environment, and many more topics.

The library's slogan and logo should reflect our unique island and the library as a community resource.

Bandage International returns

Properly applied first aid training can save lives, reduce recovery time and quite possibly mean the difference between temporary disability or lifelong disability for the victim, that is the aim behind the Bandage International Team that has found their way back to San Pedro for its annual visit. Bandage International is a group of emergency medicine professionals comprised of paramedics, nurses and doctors who are committed to teaching emergency health responders or basic First Aid in developing countries, including Belize.

Not only does the course build one’s skills as primary and secondary care providers, it focuses on developing instructional abilities. Since arriving in Belize, Bandage International, a non-profit organization based in Nova Scotia, Canada has not only held courses in San Pedro but provided training in Punta Gorda, Hopkins and Dangriga residents as well.

The course last for two day and participants receive a certificate of completion.