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World Water Day Observed on September 18th

World Water Day is observed annually on September 18th. This day was adopted by the World Environment Federation in July 2006 and has been observed every year since. The importance of World Water Day lies in raising public awareness and encouraging involvement in the protection of water sources. It engages communities in monitoring the conditions of rivers, streams, and other water bodies, as water is essential to human life and the biodiversity that exists on Earth. It is crucial to be mindful of our actions to protect and preserve clean water. This year, Big Fall Eco Warriors have been doing cleanup from the beginning of year to ensure that their river is clean. Additionally, the environmental club extended their clean up to the Sapodilla Caye.

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I Love My Catholic School Walk

Last week, Love Walk 2026 brought together students, teachers, and parents from all Roman Catholic schools across the Toledo District, as they united in a vibrant display of faith, unity, and community spirit. The annual event aimed to promote love, solidarity, and shared values while strengthening bonds among the Catholic school community.

Road Delayed On North Street

Last week, pictures were posted of preparations for the long-awaited cementing of the road stretching from North Street at its junction with West Street and Olivia Santino Street. For those not familiar with the area, this is the street in front of Toledo Community College. Which was previously hot mixed but left unfinished, causing ongoing...

Residents Still Unable To Locate Lots In Cattle Landing

Just before the elections, more than 200 residential lots were distributed in Cattle Landing Village. However, since those lots were handed out, many recipients say they have not been able to locate their property, describing the situation as a “seek-and-find” game. At the time, officials cited the weather conditions, saying the area was too wet...

First Ever Belize In Bloom Festival

The Belize in Bloom Agricultural Fair took place over the weekend, bringing farmers, growers, vendors, and members of the public together for a celebration of agriculture and local enterprise. The event, held at the Punta Gorda agricultural departments grounds, showcased a wide range of agricultural displays, including plants, livestock, and locally made products.

Artistry In Punta Gorda

The vibrant colors and striking murals seen across Punta Gorda Town are the work of a talented local artist whose creativity is leaving a lasting mark on the community. Mr. Donato Cho’s artwork can be found throughout the town, reflecting both culture and passion through painting.

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