
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
What's New: Toni’s Café Paradise

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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Caye Caulker Lobster Fest Committee says Thanks
Miss Stephanie Arce, Miss Caye Caulker Lobster Fest 2010-11, had her official photo shoot on September 18th, 2010.
The shoot was made possible through:
The Victoria House in San Pedro that provided a beautiful location, accommodations and warm hospitality (http://www.victoria-house.com/).
Emil Alvarez of Emil Alvarez House of Couture from Orange Walk (610-0512). Mr. Alvarez is a dress designer who custom made outfits to fit beautifully. His designs can be found on FaceBook.
Maya and Colette - talented photographers of Conch Creative from San Pedro (http://www.conchcreative.com/). TOP NOTCH, San Pedro boutique that provided gorgeous accessories and shoes. And last but not least, the communities of both Caye Caulker and San Pedro for always supporting a worthy cause.
Thank you all for helping us create beautiful memories, the results are clearly gorgeous. The Caye Caulker Lobster Fest Pageant Committee and Miss Lobster Fest 2010-11, Miss Stephanie Arce, thank you for this amazing opportunity. The Committee is also proud to announce that Miss Stephanie Arce is currently enrolled at St. John College Junior College.
Thank you.
/s/ Ernesto Marin Jr.
Caye Caulker Lobster Fest Committee
The Victoria House in San Pedro that provided a beautiful location, accommodations and warm hospitality (http://www.victoria-house.com/).
Emil Alvarez of Emil Alvarez House of Couture from Orange Walk (610-0512). Mr. Alvarez is a dress designer who custom made outfits to fit beautifully. His designs can be found on FaceBook.
Maya and Colette - talented photographers of Conch Creative from San Pedro (http://www.conchcreative.com/). TOP NOTCH, San Pedro boutique that provided gorgeous accessories and shoes. And last but not least, the communities of both Caye Caulker and San Pedro for always supporting a worthy cause.
Thank you all for helping us create beautiful memories, the results are clearly gorgeous. The Caye Caulker Lobster Fest Pageant Committee and Miss Lobster Fest 2010-11, Miss Stephanie Arce, thank you for this amazing opportunity. The Committee is also proud to announce that Miss Stephanie Arce is currently enrolled at St. John College Junior College.
Thank you.
/s/ Ernesto Marin Jr.
Caye Caulker Lobster Fest Committee
Belize Mission Project is back in Belize!
The Belize Mission Project, spearheaded by Dr. Frank Whipps, is back in Belize for its 19th year. Through the years this project has been brightenning the smiles of residents across the country of Belize, with their base of operation being San Pedro. The group of 43 volunteers arrived on San Pedro on Friday October 15th and started offering services on Monday October 18th, at the Lions Den. The group will be operating through Friday October 22nd between the hours of 8:00am and 5:00pm. Services offered include extraction, cleaning and filling. The general public is invited take advantage of this free, much needed service being provided.


Monday, October 18, 2010
Taste of Belize 2010 winner Calbert Santiago (D Deck Restaurant)
Congratulations to the winners of this years Taste of Belize.




Winners for Professional Chef at 9th Annual Taste of Belize:
1st: Calbert Santiago - D Deck Restaurant
2nd: Jason De Campo - Global Spice
3rd: Luis Cawich - The Villas at Banyan Bay / Rico's Bar & Gril
Winners for Best of Belize at 9th Annual Taste of Belize:
Winners for Best of Belize at 9th Annual Taste of Belize:
1st: Orange Walk
2nd: Dangriga
3rd: Hopkins
Crowd Favorite: Cayo
Winners for Bartending of 9th Annual Taste of Belize:
Winners for Bartending of 9th Annual Taste of Belize:
1st: Kendra Timons - Radisson Fort George
2nd: Marvin Argereth - Riverside Tavern
3rd: Mariano Coc - San Ignacio Hotel
Winners for Cake Decoration of 9th Annual Taste of Belize:
Winners for Cake Decoration of 9th Annual Taste of Belize:
1st: Tamara Tingling
2nd: Diane Galvez - Self Employed
3rd: Sharon Mckay - Nazarene High School
New Belize Passport Office inaugurated in Chicago
Deputy Prime Minister Vega inaugurates new Passport Office at the Consulate of Belize in Chicago, Illinois
-Press Release - Belmopan, 15th October, 2010 - Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega today formally opened a new facility within the Honorary Consulate of Belize in Chicago, Illinois, United States of America. This facility is equipped to enable Belizeans in the area to apply for new machine readable passports. The new facility will serve thousands of Belizeans in the Chicago metro area who need to apply for passport renewals, and who previously had to travel very long distances to offices in New York, Washington, DC or Los Angeles to have access to these services.
During a small formal ceremony attended by several Belizean Community Leaders from Chicago, representatives of the Embassy of Belize in Washington, DC, and from the Consulate of Belize in Chicago, the Deputy Prime Minister stated that expanding and improving the Consular services to the Belizean Community overseas was an important element of the Diaspora Initiative, through which the Government of Belize has sought to reengage the Belizean community overseas in a strategic partnership for the development of our country.

-Press Release - Belmopan, 15th October, 2010 - Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega today formally opened a new facility within the Honorary Consulate of Belize in Chicago, Illinois, United States of America. This facility is equipped to enable Belizeans in the area to apply for new machine readable passports. The new facility will serve thousands of Belizeans in the Chicago metro area who need to apply for passport renewals, and who previously had to travel very long distances to offices in New York, Washington, DC or Los Angeles to have access to these services.During a small formal ceremony attended by several Belizean Community Leaders from Chicago, representatives of the Embassy of Belize in Washington, DC, and from the Consulate of Belize in Chicago, the Deputy Prime Minister stated that expanding and improving the Consular services to the Belizean Community overseas was an important element of the Diaspora Initiative, through which the Government of Belize has sought to reengage the Belizean community overseas in a strategic partnership for the development of our country.

The new office will be open to the public initially on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and all applicants will be received by appointment only. Depending on the demand, the office will also open on certain Saturdays. Belizeans wishing to make an appointment should contact Mrs. Debbie Schell, Honorary Consul of Belize in Chicago, at telephone number 847 759 9833. The Honorary Consulate of Belize in Chicago is located at 780 Lee Street, Suite 109, Des Plaines, Illinois, 60016.
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