Update On Cattle Landing Land Subdivision
For months, the People’s National Party (PNP) has been advocating for the new landowners in Cattle Landing Village to have their parcels properly identified. However, last week Toledo East Area Representative, Honorable Dr. Osmond Martinez, stated that PGTV had reported incorrect figures. According to Dr. Martinez, a total of 400 lots were distributed, not 200…
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.
Hawk Watch Monitors Raptors In Belize
Raptors, known for being formidable predators, come in various types. Each year, they migrate to different areas in response to climate and seasonal changes. The Belize Bird Conservancy’s “Hawk Watch” is the only organization in Belize dedicated to monitoring raptor movements in the Cattle Landing field, where they record sightings from October to December. Over…
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.
Road Infrastructure Works Still On Hold In Toledo
Road infrastructure continues to be a major issue in the Toledo District. In June of this year, the Joe Taylor Bridge was renamed the Michael Espat Bridge when it was reopened. At the time, PGTV spoke with an engineer from the Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing, who assured us that within weeks, the next…
Deplorable Streets In Punta Gorda.
November is when Punta Gorda sees its highest influx of visitors from out of town, making first impressions more important than ever. With the highly anticipated Battle of the Drums taking place this weekend, the event draws the largest crowd to PG. However, the town’s Main Street is in poor condition—one of the worst in…
Garbage Dumping Issue Persists Unresolved
Residents have raised ongoing concerns about the garbage dump on Water Hole Road. Despite a recent BTIA meeting, the issue remains unresolved. Our team found a new dumping site on Ex-Serviceman’s Road. Councillor Mary Palacio, in charge of sanitation, assured us she would respond. We’ll keep monitoring the situation.
Punta Gorda Police Meet And Greet
The Punta Gorda Police Formation held a meet-and-greet in the St. Vincent Block area on Thursday, October 17th. At least a dozen residents participated, expressing their concerns and opinions about the ongoing challenges they face. During the meet-and-greet, the officer commanding the Punta Gorda Police Formation, his deputy, and the community policing team were in…
Dead Hawksbill Turtle Found In Port Honduras Marine Reserve
In a recent patrol of the Port Honduras Marine Reserve, rangers from the Toledo Institutefor Development and Environment (TIDE) discovered a dead hawksbill turtle caught in anillegal gillnet set on the coral reefs. The environmental NGO, which manages SapodillaCayes and Port Honduras, regularly faces challenges from illegal fishers crossing theborder from Guatemala and harming Belize’s…
