Thursday, July 16, 2009

Who Dat??

Who: Letty Garcia
What: Cook at Celi’s Restaurant
Where: Corozal
When: 1990
Why: Came to visit, loved it and stayed
Status: Single & ready to mingle

SPTC Sports Summer Program kicks off

The San Pedro Town Council (SPTC) sponsored Sports Summer Program kicked off yesterday with a parade. All camp participants took to the streets and made their way to the Old Footbal Field where orientation took place. Pictured below are camp organizers Debbie Spain and Pablo Ico.
Belting the music during the parade were Gene Lopez and HoraceDuring the four weeks that the camp will be held, children from ages 7-16 will get the opportunity to participate in basketball, soccer, baseball and volleyball. At the end of the camp a party will be thrown for campers.

Hol Chan releases Reef Currents

The Northern Marine Reserve Management Unit has launched a new initiative, a quarterly newsletter spearheaded by the Hol Chan Marine Reserve staff. Reef Currents, is geared to inform stakeholders in the protected areas in and around San Pedro Ambergris Caye about some of the work being done in protecting the environment. The newsletter is expected to be an important communication tool between the management of the marine reserves and the stakeholders including tour operators, hoteliers, visitors, students and the local residents.

The newsletter features short articles on the environment, improvement at the marine reserves, activities being done by the different marine reserves and a cartoon section. “We are inviting readers to submit comments and feedback,” stated Hol Chan Marine Reserve Manager Miguel Alamilla. Alamilla added that, “we want the newsletter to be as interactive, dynamic and interesting as possible. As we work on the different issues we will be making new additions to the newsletter.” The newsletter is mass emailed to various individuals and organizations while hard copies are distributed in strategic areas including the Hol Chan Marine Reserve Office.

The first issue was released in June and the other issue of the newsletter will come out in October. To get a copy of the newsletter you can contact the Hol Chan Office at 226-2247 or email them at mikeobze@yahoo.com

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Mayor Paz donates

Accepting donation on behalf of High School student
Mayor Elsa Paz was able to secure funds (from generous sponsors) for two students to attend Isla Bonita Elementary (scholarship for one year) and also a scholarship (one year) for a High School Student. Mayor Paz also hopes to continue this trend and hopes to award scholarships to three more high school students.
Accepting donation on behalf of Isla Bonita Elementary students.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Angelica Guevara Morfin representing Guatemala for Costa Maya Festival

She is no other than 22-year-old Angelica Guevara Morfin, beautiful delegate representing Guatemala at this year’s Reina de la Costa Maya Internacional. The five foot, six inch brunette is a primary school teacher, a model and a university student where she is majoring in Foreign Relations. Angelica enjoys reading and dancing in her free time.

Angelica represented her hometown of San Marcos for the 2009 Miss Guatemala. She took home the prize for best figure but shone when she was crowned Miss Guatemala World.