The first reports came in just as we were preparing to go on the air with last night’s newscast. But we managed to dispatch a crew to the International Airport just as night was falling and with a little bit of luck and a lot of ingenuity reporter Patrick Jones, cameraman Wilson Pat and driver […]
It comes four days after the outrageous hold up and murder at the Singing Sands Inn on the Placencia Peninsula, but police have announced a major breakthrough in their investigation. They have made a positive I.D. of at least two suspects and have released the photograph of a boat, believed to have been used as […]
As an expression of hope and faith it was an effort that should have earned SPEAR and the Chamber of Commerce a medal of honor. As a matter if realpolitik it turned out that the skeptics were right. After nine months of effort the two N.G.O.s will be throwing in the towel when it comes […]
Residents of King’s Park have passed by it daily for over eight years, a crumbling reminder that good intentions do not always produce the intended results. But Arreini Palacio tells us that the onetime eyesore of St. Thomas Street is about to become a magnet for residents of the recreation starved city. With the summer […]
While much of the news media was hot on the trail of disasters, both physical and political, I had the more pleasant task of meeting with a group of young Belizeans whom I suspect will be bringing joy to our ears for many years to come. Since Monday, the group of twenty students has been […]
