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Atlantic Remains Hurricane-Free, but Season Is Far from Over - The San Pedro Sun (opens the original)
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The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has yet to produce a hurricane as September draws to a close. Tropical storms have formed, but none has reached hurricane strength as of September 29. The season continues through November 30, so the absence of a hurricane so far does not mean the threat has passed. The National Hurricane Center was issuing advisories for Tropical Depression Fay and Tropical Storm Hanna on September 29. Fay had weakened from a tropical storm, while Hanna remained over the Atlan
SPTC clears drains in areas affected by flooding - The San Pedro Sun (opens the original)
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The San Pedro Town Council (SPTC) cleared drains and culverts in several parts of town following heavy rains that left standing water on roads and near homes. The work focused on restoring rainwater flow through the drainage system, starting in the areas most affected by flooding. On September 24th, council crews worked in the Escalante area and Boca del Rio. SPTC Operations Manager Alex Ek said workers first attended to locations where flooding had been most severe before moving to other areas.
Pampered Paws celebrates 25 years of service in San Pedro - The San Pedro Sun (opens the original)
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Pampered Paws celebrated 25 years of caring for pets in San Pedro Town with giveaways for customers and a special recognition for its first client. Founder Katia Marin marked the anniversary of the business, which opened on September 24, 2001, by thanking the customers and staff who have supported it over the years. Marin awarded Karen Waight Canul one year of free grooming in recognition of her loyalty as Pampered Paws’ first customer. She also recalled another early supporter, her friend Fiona
Caye Caulker connected to national electricity grid - The San Pedro Sun (opens the original)
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Belize Electricity Limited (BEL) announced on September 25th that Caye Caulker had been connected to the national electricity grid via a new 34.5-kilovolt transmission line linking the island to San Pedro on Ambergris Caye. The connection is part of BEL’s Seventh Power Project and marks a change for an island that previously relied on diesel generators for its electricity. BEL said the connection will reduce Caye Caulker’s reliance on diesel generation and provide capacity to meet growing electr
Belize marks 50 years of a two-to-one exchange rate with the U.S. dollar - The San Pedro Sun (opens the original)
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Belize marked 50 years of its fixed exchange rate with the U.S. dollar at a September 23rd event. The Central Bank of Belize said it adopted the BZ$2 to US$1 rate on May 11, 1976. Officials at the event reflected on the peg’s history and what it will take to maintain it. For Belizeans, the rate provides a familiar basis for calculating the cost of U.S. goods, overseas purchases and travel. The Central Bank describes the peg as an anchor for trade, investment, pricing and financial planning. It s
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