For more information about ACES please visit their website at www.americancrocodilesanctuary.org
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Problem Crocs Removed from San Pedro
For more information about ACES please visit their website at www.americancrocodilesanctuary.org
AIDS Commission raises $$ at Club Latino's Celebrity Bartending Night
On Wednesday, Club Latino had two "Celebrity Bartenders" - Felix Ayuso (below) and Nesher Acosta of the San Pedro AIDS Commission. 
Celebrity Bartending Night is a new venture courtesy of Club Latino. Celebrity Bartenders chose which organization will be the beneficiary of proceeds from every sale at the club. 
Ayuso and Acosta chose the San Pedro AIDS Commission and at the end of the night, $144 had been raised.
Thanks to all those who attended. Club Latino informs the general public that Celebrity Bartending Night will be held every Thursday.
Celebrity Bartending Night is a new venture courtesy of Club Latino. Celebrity Bartenders chose which organization will be the beneficiary of proceeds from every sale at the club. 
Ayuso and Acosta chose the San Pedro AIDS Commission and at the end of the night, $144 had been raised.
Thanks to all those who attended. Club Latino informs the general public that Celebrity Bartending Night will be held every Thursday.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Public meeting at San Mateo tonight
As part of their Education, Health and Child Welfare class students of the University of Mississippi arrived on the island eager to learn what they could. What they got was a shock into the stark contradiction of living in some of the rural areas in Ambergris Caye. The area that they have had the opportunity to see has been the San Mateo Area and last Saturday, these seven students met with close to 25 families in the area which candidly discussed the issues plaguing their everyday life. 
From the lack of electricity to high expenditure in the price of water to a non existent road these families expressed their frustration in not receiving any assistance from government officials. In the meeting which spanned over an hour, parents discussed the unhealthy lifestyle which they are forced to go through without the existence of a proper road. All those in attendance were in agreement when they said that they would have no qualms in helping to get funding and offered labor to make the road a reality.
Finances need to be raised so that assessment and purchasing of material can commence. Other problems will also be addressed in an effort to provide the residents a better standard of living. Because of this, students continue in their efforts to gather as much information from residents as to their needs and their opinions on how to move forward. Therefore, students of the University of Mississippi are inviting residents of the San Mateo Area and the general public to a town meeting to be held at the church in San Mateo.
From the lack of electricity to high expenditure in the price of water to a non existent road these families expressed their frustration in not receiving any assistance from government officials. In the meeting which spanned over an hour, parents discussed the unhealthy lifestyle which they are forced to go through without the existence of a proper road. All those in attendance were in agreement when they said that they would have no qualms in helping to get funding and offered labor to make the road a reality.
Finances need to be raised so that assessment and purchasing of material can commence. Other problems will also be addressed in an effort to provide the residents a better standard of living. Because of this, students continue in their efforts to gather as much information from residents as to their needs and their opinions on how to move forward. Therefore, students of the University of Mississippi are inviting residents of the San Mateo Area and the general public to a town meeting to be held at the church in San Mateo.Everyone is asked to meet at the yellow building (church) on Saturday at
7:00 p.m. Together a better San Pedro can be built.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Reef Radio asks you to pledge assistance to Haiti
"Final figure: $50, 103.00 has been raised for Haiti earthquake victims," states Eiden Salazar of the Reef Radio - at 5:00p.m. Thanks San Pedro, and God bless everyone for your contributions. More donations are still coming in!
Ambergris Caye’s radio station, the Reef Radio, has joined forces with the Red Cross and citizens of San Pedro in a radio-thon aimed at gathering financial assistance for the people in Haiti.
Haiti was destroyed and remains in shambles after a 7.1 earthquake rocked the island.
Haiti was destroyed and remains in shambles after a 7.1 earthquake rocked the island.Join Reef Radio and the Red Cross and make your pledge. Listen live on the 92.3 FM airwaves or click here to listen via the web. Call 226-4054 and make your pledge.
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