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Mystery Surrounds Death of Emerson DalyROARING CREEK VILLAGE,Cayo District, Wednesday,January 21, 2015: Today is a tragic day for the familyand friends of Emerson Daly, as allhopes for his safe return camecrashing to an end when they foundhis body. On Tuesday, January 20, 2015, areport was made by the family ofEmerson Daly, 24 year old RoaringCreek Resident, who was missingsince the evening of Sunday, January18, 2015. The young entrepreneur,according to family members, lefthome around 8 pm on Sunday in hisvehicle belonging to his uncle and wasreportedly heading to Belmopan.Emerson didn’t return that night. Belmopan police received a major

lead when the vehicle, he was lastseen driving, was found abandonedon Mount Pleasant Road located

between miles 46 and 47 on theGeorge Price Highway. Policerecovered the car, but there was nosign of Daly, only what appears tobe blood stains inside and a pair ofslippers. Immediately thereafter, asearch team was organized to scourthe area in Mount Pleasant area. The search for Emerson concludedtoday, Wednesday, January 21,

2015, just after 8 this morning whenhis body was pulled out from theBelize river behind Banana Bank inthe Cow Run area. Thedecomposing body was partially nudeand while it was suspected that hedied from stab wounds, policeclarified this evening that Daly was infact shot and then disposed of in the

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Wanted - Emmanuel WilloughbySAN IGNACIO, Cayo District,Monday, December 15, 2014: Be on the look out for this man. Heis Armed and Dangerous. He hasbeen seen around the Santiago Jaunlayout area. A twenty-five year old inmate,Emmanuel Willoughby, escapedfrom the Central Prison . Willoughby ingeniously cut a hole onhis cell door which facilitated his breakfrom the prison at around threeo’clock on Saturday morning. He was incarcerated for thePossession of Unlicensed Firearmand was serving a five-yearsentence which he would havecompleted on December eleventh,

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The Belize Tourism Board (BTB) is a statutory agency established through legisla-tion as a strategic partnership between the government and the private sector todevelop all aspects of the tourism industry in Belize. The BTB’s vision is to be aprogressive institution fostering responsible development of the tourism industryfor the socio-economic growth of Belize through prudent, transparent and effectivegovernance; with its mission as a strategic partner in marketing the Belize tourismproduct, developing tourism initiatives and programs, and implementing tourismpolicies, to address the changing needs of visitors and stakeholders.

The BTB hereby invites applications for the vacant post of Marketing & PublicRelations Manager in its Marketing & Industry Relations Department.

SUMMARY OF DUTIES:The Marketing & PR Manager has the responsibility to develop, execute and man-age BTB’s marketing and promotion strategies and to liaise with international Mar-keting Agencies in managing Belize’s overall Global PR Strategy. He/she works withand supervises a team of Marketing & PR Officers aiding in the execution of the setobjectives of this team. As Marketing & PR Manager he/she is tasked with coordi-nating a fully integrated Communications strategy that incorporates a balance be-tween traditional and new media. He/she will also work closely with the marketingagencies to manage the Global Marketing and PR Strategies for Belize. This isinclusive of the execution of an Engagement and Communications Strategy for stake-holders and the local press.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: ·Provide support to the Director of Marketing in the management of all local, inter-regional and international marketing and public relations activities ·Supervise and monitor the responsibilities of the Marketing and PR Unit as well asother relevant departments within BTB to ensure performance and delivery of expec-tations of the unit ·Manage and support BTB’s Marketing & PR Agencies in all advertising and PRrelated initiatives ·Act as a project manager and work with the PR Agencies to develop successful PRtactics to be used with geographically targeted audience ·Ensure that all value propositions and sustainability messaging for Belize areincorporated in key outreach materials as well as seek additional exposure opportu-nities in the sustainability world ·Maintain and grow relationships with key local, inter-regional, North American andEU traditional media as well as Social Media influencers ·Spearhead and manage the execution of events organized and supported by BTBincluding but not limited to Industry Presentation, Tourism Awards, Taste of Belize,etc ·Work with industry stakeholders to define value propositions for Belize used inthe promotion and messaging of the destination ·Assist with the management of special Marketing/PR sections of BTB’s onlineassets ·Review and analyze reports submitted by other relevant departments within BTB inan effort to secure marketing intelligence for use in strategy development and imple-mentation ·Execute and oversee all efforts as laid out in the BTB’s Crisis Communications planfor Belize including the 96 HR Emergency system ·Monitor activity of marketing related activities as per Marketing & PR plan ·Report on BTB’s contributions to special project initiatives and events ·Assist the Director of Marketing & Industry Relations in the formulation of monthlyDepartment report ·Provide support to the Director of Marketing in the preparation of the Department’sannual Budget and Work Plan ·Develop annual Budget and Work Plan for the Marketing & PR Unit and ensure thedelivery of same.

QUALIFICA TIONS: ·Must have a minimum of an Undergraduate degree in Marketing or Communica-tions plus five (5) years working experience in the Marketing and/or Public Relationsindustry ·Previous experience working in a customer-relations or customer service post ordealing with the public is considered an asset ·Previous experience working with a Marketing Communications Agency and expo-sure to tourism marketing is considered an asset ·Ability to speak and write in Spanish is preferred ·Should be goal oriented and capable of working with limited supervision ·Should possess excellent communication skills – verbal and written ·Should have good public relations skills and an assertive personality ·Strong project management and organizational skills ·Strategic yet creative thinker, self-starter, cool under pressure and able to managemultiple projects simultaneously ·Ability to meet deadlines

PAYMENT SCHEDULE:Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Applications with proof of qualifications, resume and two letters of recommendationshould be submitted no later than January 30th, 2015 to:

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City No Limit Soldiers, newcomers Belize Hurricanes,defending champs San PedroTiger Sharks, Belmopan RedTaigaz, defending sub champsCayo Western Ballaz, DangrigaWarriors and Toledo Diplomats.The tournament will employ a homeand away format, with each teamplaying a total of 14 regular seasongames. The top four teams willadvance to the playoffs in a best-of-

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to take on Cayo Western Ballaz onFriday night at the Sacred HeartCollege Auditorium. On Saturday, theremaining six teams will take thecourt, as the journey to the NEBLchampionship commences.Belmopan Red Taigaz will travel totake on Toledo Diplomats, who willbe playing their home games atIndependence High School, whileOrange Walk Running Rebels willhead down south to take on the new

and improved Dangriga Warriorsat the Ecumenical College. The lastgame of the weekend will see theclash of the two Belize City teams, asthe new franchise, Belize Hurricaneswill host the Belize City No LimitSoldiers at the Belize ElementaryGym. All basketball fans and sportsenthusiasts are encouraged to comeout to support their favorite teams and

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BELIZE CITY COUNCIL ELECTION, 4 TH MARCH 2015APPOINTMENT OF RETURNING OFFICER AND ELECTION

CLERKSIT IS NOTIFIED for general information that the Elections and Boundaries Commission,pursuant to Section 18 (1) of the Belize City Council Act, Chapter 85 of the Laws ofBelize, has appointed the RETURNING OFFICER named below for the Belize City CouncilElection to be held on Wednesday, the 4th day of March 2015, and the Chief ElectionsOfficer, acting pursuant to Section 18(2) of the said Act, has appointed, with theapproval of the Elections and Boundaries Commission, the ELECTION CLERKS namedbelow for the said Belize City Council Election:-

Dated this 16th January 2015Signed: JOSEPHINE TAMAI

Chief Elections Officer_______________________________________________________________________

BELMOPAN CITY COUNCIL ELECTION, 4 TH MARCH 2015APPOINTMENT OF RETURNING OFFICER AND ELECTION

CLERK

IT IS NOTIFIED for general information that the Elections and Boundaries Commission,pursuant to Section 18 (1) of the Belmopan City Council Act, Chapter 86 of the Laws ofBelize, has appointed the RETURNING OFFICER named below for the Belmopan CityCouncil Election to be held on Wednesday, the 4th day of March 2015, and the ChiefElections Officer, acting pursuant to Section 18(2) of the said Act, has appointed, withthe approval of the Elections and Boundaries Commission, the ELECTION CLERKnamed below for the said Belmopan City Council Election:-

Dated this 16th January 2015

Signed: JOSEPHINE TAMAI Chief Elections Officer

________________________________________________________________

TOWN COUNCILS ELECTIONS, 4 TH MARCH 2015

APPOINTMENT OF RETURNING OFFICERS AND ELECTIONCLERKS

IT IS NOTIFIED for general information that the Elections and BoundariesCommission, pursuant to Section 18 (1) of the Town Councils Act, Chapter87 of the Laws of Belize, has appointed the RETURNING OFFICERSnamed below for the Town Councils Elections to be held on Wednesday, the4th day of March 2015, and the Chief Elections Officer, acting pursuantto Section 18(2) of the said Act, has appointed, with the approval of theElections and Boundaries Commission, the ELECTION CLERKS namedbelow for the said Town Councils Elections:-

Dated this 16th day of January 2015

Signed: JOSEPHINE TAMAI Chief Elections Officer

________________________________________________________________________

TOWNS

Corozal

Orange Walk

San Ignaico /Santa Elena

Benque ViejoDel Carmen

Punta Gorda

Dangriga

San Pedro

RETURNING OFFICERS

Mario TunDistrict Technical SupervisorPublic Works DepartmentRanchito VillageCorozal District

Victor RecinosDeputy ComptrollerCustoms and ExciseDepartmentBelize City

Lennox BradleyChief EngineerMinistry of Works andTransportBelmopan City

Marcelo WindsorDeputy Chief Forest OfficerMinistry of ForestryFisheries & SustainableBelmopan City

GodfreyArzuDeputy ComptrollerCustoms and Excise DepartmentBelize City

Martin AlegriaChief Environmental OfficerDepartment of EnvironmentBelmopan City

Colin GriffithDeputy ComptrollerCustoms and Excise DepartmentBelize City

ELECTION CLERKS

Fulton Barry PalacioAgriculture OfficerAgriculture DepartmentCorozal Town

Carla Selene AlvarezPrincipal Education OfficerEducation DepartmentOrange Walk

Victor PaulinoSenior Cooperative OfficerCooperative DepartmentOrange Walk Town

Calbert BarberLabour Officer ILabour DepartmentSan Ignacio Town

Alma GomezSupervisor of InsuranceMinistry of FinanceBelmopan City

Orla Kantun-ColemanDirector of International Affairs,Ministry of Foreign AffairsBelmopan City

Lewin SamuelsSales Tax Officer IDepartment of General Sales TaxPunta Gorda Town

Ian SmithDirector,Information TechnologyMinistry of HealthBelmopan City

Miriam CoddEducation Officer IEducation DepartmentSan Pedro Town

CITYBelmopan

RETURNING OFFICERBenedict PalacioCustoms OfficerCustoms & Excise DepartmentBelize City

ELECTION CLERKSylvia UsherAdministrative Officer IImmigration and Nationality Dept.Belmopan City

ELECTIONS AND BOUNDARIES DEPARTMENTNOTICES

CITY

Belize City

RETURNING OFFICER

Hugo MirandaOmar SabidoCooperative EducationOfficerCooperative Depart-ment Belmopan City

ELECTION CLERKS

Omar SabidoIncome Tax DepartmentIncome Tax Officer IIBelize City

Earl MillerCustoms Officer IICustoms & Excise -DepartmentBelize City

George CastroSupervisor of AuditAudit DepartmentBelize City

Kenroy EllisManager – ITVETEducation DepartmentBelize City

Allison McKenzieAdministrative Officer IIDepartment of Youth ServiceYouth for the FutureBelize City

James GabrielAssistant Postmaster GeneralGeneral Post OfficeBelize City

Dylan ReneauFinance Officer IMinistry of Education, Youth& SportsBelmopan City

Starla AcostaDirector,Community RehabilitationDepartmentBelize City

Ava PennillDirector,Women’s DepartmentBelize City

Rosalean FairweatherFinance Officer ICentral Health RegionBelize City



BELIZE CITY COUNCIL ELECTION, 2015

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE OF NOMINA TIONAND DATE OF ELECTION

In accordance with the Belize City Council Act, Chapter 85 of the Laws ofBelize, and the applicable Regulations, it is hereby notified that the nominations ofcandidates for election of members of the BELIZE CITY COUNCIL will be received atthe Charles B. Hyde Building, Mahogany Str eet Extension, Belize City between thehours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 11, 2015.

Nomination Forms can be obtained at the Elections and Boundaries Depart-ment, Central Office, Third Floor , Charles B. Hyde Building, Mahogany Str eet Exten-sion, Belize City between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daily, except Saturdaysand Sundays.

Every candidate shall be proposed by two other persons whose names appearon the Register of Electors for BELIZE CITY , and shall deliver to the Returning Officerhis written consent to be so nominated.

Every candidate shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, with the ReturningOfficer the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00).

If more candidates are nominated than there shall be seats to be filled, a munici-pal election of members to the BELIZE CITY COUNCIL shall be held on Wednesday, the4th day of March 2015.

The Office of the Returning Officer for BELIZE CITY COUNCIL is situatedat the Cooperative Department, Ministr y of Natural Resources and Agricultur e, HerMajesty Queen Elizabeth Boulevard, Belmopan City.

DATED this 16th day of January, 2015.

Signed: Hugo MirandaRETURNING OFFICER

BELIZE CITY COUNCIL________________________________________________________________

BELMOPAN CITY COUNCIL ELECTION, 2015


In accordance with the Belmopan City Council Act, Chapter 86 of the Laws ofBelize, and the applicable Regulations, it is hereby notified that the nominations ofcandidates for election of members of the BELMOPAN CITY COUNCIL will be re-ceived at the Belmopan Civic Centre, Market Square, Belmopan City, between thehours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 11, 2015.

Nomination Forms can be obtained at the Elections and Boundaries Registra-tion Office, Constitution Drive, Belmopan City, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and4:00 p.m. daily, except Saturdays and Sundays.

Every candidate shall be proposed by two other persons whose names appearon the Register of Electors for BELMOPAN CITY and shall deliver to the ReturningOfficer his written consent to be so nominated.

Every candidate shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, with the ReturningOfficer the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00).

If more candidates are nominated than there shall be seats to be filled, a munici-pal election of members to the BELMOPAN CITY COUNCIL shall be held on Wednes-day, the 4th day of March 2015.

The Office of the Returning Officer for BELMOPAN CITY COUNCIL is situated at theCustoms and Excise Department, Caesar Ridge Road, Belize City.

DATED this 16th day of January, 2015.

Signed: Benedict PalacioRETURNING OFFICER

BELMOPAN CITY COUNCIL________________________________________________________________

COROZAL TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2015


In accordance with the Town Councils Act, Chapter 87 of the Laws of Belize,and the applicable Regulations, it is hereby notified that the nominations of candidatesfor election of members of the COROZAL TOWN COUNCIL will be received at theAdministration Building, Cor ozal Town, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00p.m. on Wednesday, February 11, 2015.

Nomination Forms can be obtained at the Elections and BoundariesRegistration Office, 1st Str eet North, Corozal Town, between the hours of8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daily, except Saturdays and Sundays.

Every candidate shall be proposed by two other persons whose namesappear on the Register of Electors for COROZAL TOWN and shall deliver tothe Returning Officer his written consent to be so nominated.

Every candidate shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, with the Re-turning Officer the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00).

If more candidates are nominated than there shall be seats to be filled,a municipal election of members to the COROZAL TOWN COUNCIL shallbe held on Wednesday, the 4th day of March 2015.

The Office of the Returning Officer for COROZAL TOWNCOUNCIL is situated at the Public Works Department, CornerPhilip Goldson Highway and San Roque Str eet, Ranchito Village, CorozalDistrict.

DATED this 16th day of January 2015.

Signed: Mario TunRETURNING OFFICER

COROZAL TOWN COUNCIL________________________________________________________________

ORANGE WALK TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2015


In accordance with the Town Councils Act, Chapter 87 of the Laws of Belize,and the applicable Regulations, it is hereby notified that the nominations of candidatesfor election of members of the ORANGE WALK TOWN COUNCIL will be received atthe Orange Walk Sub-Treasury, Orange Walk Town, between the hours of 10:00 a.m.and 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 11, 2015.

Nomination Forms can be obtained at the Elections and Boundaries Registra-tion Office, #1 A Santa Ana Str eet, Orange Walk Town, between the hours of 8:00 a.m.and 4:00 p.m. daily, except Saturdays and Sundays.

Every candidate shall be proposed by two other persons whose names appearon the Register of Electors for ORANGE WALK TOWN and shall deliver to the Return-ing Officer his written consent to be so nominated.

Every candidate shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, with the ReturningOfficer the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00).

If more candidates are nominated than there shall be seats to be filled, a munici-pal election of members to the ORANGE WALK TOWN COUNCIL shall be held onWednesday, the 4th day of March 2015.

The Office of the Returning Officer for ORANGE WALK TOWN COUNCILis situated at the Customs and Excise Department, Caesar Ridge Road, Belize City.


Signed: Victor Recinos RETURNING OFFICER

ORANGE WALK TOWN COUNCIL________________________________________________________________

SAN IGNACIO/SANTA ELENA TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2015


In accordance with the Town Councils Act, Chapter 87 of the Laws of Belize,and the applicable Regulations, it is hereby notified that the nominations of candidatesfor election of members of the SAN IGNACIO/SANTA ELENA TOWN COUNCIL willbe received at the Administration Building, San Ignacio/Santa Elena Town, betweenthe hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 11, 2015.

Nomination Forms can be obtained at the Elections and Boundaries Registra-tion Offices, #28 West Str eet San Ignacio Town or #123 George Price Highway, SantaElena Town, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daily, except Saturdays andSundays.

Every candidate shall be proposed by two other persons whose names appearon the Register of Electors for SAN IGNACIO/SANTA ELENA TOWN and shall deliver to the Returning Officer his written consent to be sonominated.


Every candidate shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, with the Returning Officer thesum of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00).

If more candidates are nominated than there shall be seats to be filled, a mu-nicipal election of members to the SAN IGNACIO/SANTA ELENA TOWN COUNCILshall be held on Wednesday, the 4th day of March 2015.

The Office of the Returning Officer for SAN IGNACIO/SANTA ELENATOWN COUNCIL is situated at the Ministr y of Works & Transport, Power Lane,Belmopan City.


Signed: Lennox Bradley RETURNING OFFICER

SAN IGNACIO/SANTA ELENA TOWN COUNCIL__________________________________________________________________

SAN PEDRO TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION 2015


In accordance with the Town Councils Act, Chapter 87 of the Laws ofBelize, and the applicable Regulations, it is hereby notified that the nominations ofcandidates for election of members of the SAN PEDRO TOWN COUNCIL willbe received at the San Pedro Town Hall, San Pedro between the hours of 10:00a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 11, 2015.

Nomination Forms can be obtained at the Elections and Boundaries Reg-istration Office, #21 Pescador Drive, San Pedro, between the hours of 8:00a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daily, except Saturdays and Sundays.

Every candidate shall be proposed by two other persons whose namesappear on the Register of Electors for SAN PEDRO TOWN and shall deliver to theReturning Officer his written consent to be so nominated.

Every candidate shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, with the Return-ing Officer the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00).

If more candidates are nominated than there shall be seats to be filled, amunicipal election of members to the SAN PEDRO TOWN COUNCIL shall beheld on Wednesday, the 4th day of March 2015.

The Office of the Returning Officer for SAN PEDRO TOWN COUN-CIL is situated at the Customs and Excise Department, Caesar Ridge Road,Belize City.


Signed: Colin Griffith 10.8

___________________________________________________________________

BENQUE VIEJO DEL CARMEN TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2015

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE OF NOMINATIONAND DATE OF ELECTION

In accordance with the Town Councils Act, Chapter 87 of the Laws ofBelize, and the applicable Regulations, it is hereby notified that the nominations ofcandidates for election of members of the BENQUE VIEJO DEL CARMEN TOWNCOUNCIL will be received at the Benque Viejo del Carmen Town Hall, BenqueViejo del Carmen Town, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. onWednesday, February 11, 2015.

Nomination Forms can be obtained at the Elections and Boundaries Reg-istration Of fice, Corner Liber ty and Kennedy Str eets, Benque Viejo Townbetween the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daily, except Saturdays and Sun-days.

Every candidate shall be proposed by two other persons whose namesappear on the Register of Electors for BENQUE VIEJO DEL CARMEN TOWNand shall deliver to the Returning Officer his written consent to be so nominated.

Every candidate shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, with the Return-ing Officer the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00).

If more candidates are nominated than there shall be seats to be filled, a municipalelection of members to the BENQUE VIEJO DEL CARMEN TOWN COUNCILshall be held on Wednesday, the 4th day of March 2015.

The Office of the Returning Officer for BENQUE VIEJO DEL CARMENTOWN is situated at the Forestry Department, Ministr y of Forestry, Fisheries andSustainable Development, Belmopan City.


Signed: Marcelo Windsor RETURNINGOFFICER BENQUE VIEJO DEL CARMEN TOWN COUNCIL__________________________________________________________________

DANGRIGA TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2015


In accordance with the Town Councils Act, Chapter 87 of the Laws of Belize,and the applicable Regulations, it is hereby notified that the nominations of candidatesfor election of members of the DANGRIGA TOWN COUNCIL will be received at theDangriga Town Hall, Dangriga Town, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. onWednesday, February 11, 2015.

Nomination Forms can be obtained at the Elections and Boundaries Registra-tion Office, #19 Yemeri Road, Dangriga Town, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00p.m. daily, except Saturdays and Sundays.

Every candidate shall be proposed by two other persons whose names appearon the Register of Electors for DANGRIGA TOWN and shall deliver to the ReturningOfficer his written consent to be so nominated.


If more candidates are nominated than there shall be seats to be filled, a munici-pal election of members to the DANGRIGA TOWN COUNCIL shall be held on Wednes-day, the 4th day of March 2015.

The Office of the Returning Officer for DANGRIGA TOWN is situated atDepartment of the Environment, Ministry of Forestry, Fisheries and Sustainable De-velopment, Ground Floor, Former Lands Building, Belmopan City.


Signed: Martin Alegria RETURNING OFFICER

DANGRIGA TOWN COUNCIL _________________________________________________________________

PUNTA GORDA TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION, 2015


In accordance with the Town Councils Act, Chapter 87 of the Laws of Belize,and the applicable Regulations, it is hereby notified that the nominations of candidatesfor election of members of the PUNTA GORDA TOWN COUNCIL will be received at theFr. Francis Ring Parish, Punta Gorda Town, between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00p.m. on Wednesday, February 11, 2015.

Nomination Forms can be obtained at the Elections and Boundaries Registra-tion Office, #41A Prince Street, Punta Gorda Town, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and4:00 p.m. daily, except Saturdays and Sundays.

Every candidate shall be proposed by two other persons whose names appearon the Register of Electors for PUNTA GORDA TOWN and shall deliver to the Return-ing Officer his written consent to be so nominated.


If more candidates are nominated than there shall be seats to be filled, a munici-pal election of members to the PUNTA GORDA TOWN COUNCIL shall be held onWednesday, the 4th day of March 2015.

The Office of the Returning Officer for PUNTA GORDA TOWN COUNCIL issituated at the Customs and Excise Department, Caesar Ridge Road, Belize City.


Signed: Godfrey Arzu RETURNING OFFICER

PUNTA GORDA TOWN COUNCIL



Round and Round

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Varicose veins are veins that havebecome enlarged and twisted. Theterm commonly refers to the veins onthe leg, although varicose veins canoccur elsewhere. Veins have pairs ofleaflet valves to prevent blood fromflowing backwards (retrograde flowor venous reflux). Leg musclespump the veins to return blood to theheart (the skeletal-muscle pump),against the effects of gravity. Whenveins become varicose, the leafletsof the valves no longer meetproperly, and the valves do not work(valvular incompetence). This

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allows blood to flow backwards andthey enlarge even more. Varicoseveins are most common in thesuperficial veins of the legs, whichare subject to high pressure whenstanding. Besides being a cosmeticproblem, varicose veins can bepainful, especially when standing.Severe long-standing varicoseveins can lead to leg swelling,venous eczema, skin thickening(lipodermatosclerosis) andulceration. Life-threateningcomplications are uncommon, butvaricose veins may be confused withdeep vein thrombosis, which may belife-threatening. Non-surgical treatments includesclerotherapy, elastic stockings,elevating the legs, and exercise. Thetraditional surgical treatment has beenvein stripping to remove the affectedveins. Newer, less invasive treatmentswhich seal the main leaking vein areavailable. Alternative techniques,such as ultrasound-guided foamsclerotherapy, radiofrequencyablation and endovenous lasertreatment, are available as well.Because most of the blood in thelegs is returned by the deep veins, thesuperficial veins, which return onlyabout 10% of the total blood of thelegs, can usually be removed orablated without serious harm. Secondary varicose veins are thosedeveloping as collateral pathways,typically after stenosis or occlusion ofthe deep veins, a common sequel of

extensive deep venous thrombosis(DVT). Treatment options areusually support stockings,occasionally sclerotherapy, and rarelylimited surgery. Varicose veins are distinguishedfrom reticular veins (blue veins) andtelangiectasias (spider veins), whichalso involve valvular insufficiency, bythe size and location of the veins.Many patients who suffer withvaricose veins seek out the assistanceof physicians who specialize in veincare or peripheral vascular disease.These physicians include vascular

surgeons, phlebologists orinterventional radiologists.

Signs and symptoms *Aching, heavy legs (often worse atnight and after exercise). * Appearance of spider veins(telangiectasia) in the affected leg. *Ankle swelling, especially inevening. *A brownish-yellow shiny skindiscoloration near the affected veins. *Redness, dryness, and itchinessof areas of skin, termed stasisdermatitis or venous eczema, becauseof waste products building up in theleg. *Cramps may develop especiallywhen making a sudden move asstanding up. *Minor injuries to the area may bleedmore than normal or take a long timeto heal. *In some people the skin abovethe ankle may shrink(lipodermatosclerosis) because thefat underneath the skin becomes hard. *Restless legs syndrome appears tobe a common overlapping clinicalsyndrome in patients with varicoseveins and other chronic venousinsufficiency.* Whitened, irregular scar-likepatches can appear at the ankles. Thisis known as atrophie blanche.Complications Most varicose veins are reasonablybenign, but severe varicosities canlead to major complications, due tothe poor circulation through the

affected limb. *Pain, tenderness, heaviness,inability to walk or stand for longhours, thus hindering work *Skin conditions / Dermatitis whichcould predispose skin loss *Skin ulcers especially near theankle, usually referred to as venousulcers. *Development of carcinoma orsarcoma in longstanding venousulcers. There have been over 100reported cases of malignanttransformation and the rate isreported as 0.4% to 1%. *Severe bleeding from minor trauma,of particular concern in the elderly. *Blood clotting within affected veins.Termed superficial thrombophlebitis.These are frequently isolated to thesuperficial veins, but can extend intodeep veins becoming a more seriousproblem. *Acute fat necrosis can occur,especially at the ankle of overweightpatients with varicose veins. Femalesare more frequently affected thanmales.

DiagnosisClinical tests Clinical tests that may be usedinclude: *Trendelenburg test *Fegan's test *Perthe's test *Multiple tornique test However it should be noted thatsince the advent of Lower limbsvenous ultrasonography, these testsare of limited or no value.

Causes Varicose veins are more commonin women than in men, and are linkedwith heredity. Other related factors arepregnancy, obesity, menopause,aging, prolonged standing, leg injury,and abdominal straining. Varicoseveins are unlikely to be caused bycrossing the legs or ankles. Lesscommonly, but not exceptionally,varicose veins can be due to othercauses, as post phlebitic obstructionor incontinence, venous andarteriovenous malformations. More recent research has shownthe importance of pelvic vein reflux(PVR) in the development of varicoseveins. John Hobbs showed varicoseveins in the legs could be due toovarian vein reflux and John Lumleyand his team showed recurrentvaricose veins could be due toovarian vein reflux. Mark Whiteleyand his team reported that bothovarian and internal iliac vein refluxcauses leg varicose veins and that thiscondition affects 14% of women withvaricose veins or 20% of women whohave had vaginal delivery and have legvaricose veins. In addition there isevidence that failing to look for, andtreat, pelvic vein reflux can be a causeof recurrent varicose veins. There is increasing evidence for therole of incompetent Perforator veins(or "perforators") in the formation

of varicose veins. and recurrentvaricose veins. Varicose veins could also be causedby hyperhomocysteinemia in thebody, which can degrade and inhibitthe formation of the three mainstructural components of the artery:collagen, elastin and theproteoglycans. Homocysteinepermanently degrades cysteinedisulfide bridges and lysine aminoacid residues in proteins, graduallyaffecting function and structure.Simply put, homocysteine is a'corrosive' of long-living proteins, i.e.collagen or elastin, or lifelong proteins,i.e. fibrillin. These long-term effectsare difficult to establish in clinicaltrials focusing on groups with existingartery decline.

Treatment Treatment can be eitherconservative or active. Activemedical intervention can be dividedinto surgical and non-surgicaltreatments. Newer methods includingendovenous laser treatment,radiofrequency ablation and foamsclerotherapy appear to work as wellas surgery for varices of the greatersaphenous vein.Conservative The National Institute for Healthand Clinical Excellence (NICE)produced clinical guidelines in July2013 recommending that all peoplewith syptomatic varicose veins (C2S)and worse should be referred to avascular service for treatment.Conservative treatments such assupport stockings should not be usedunless treatment was not possible. The symptoms of varicose veins canbe controlled to an extent with thefollowing: *Elevating the legs often providestemporary symptomatic relief. *Advice about regular exercisesounds sensible but is not supportedby any evidence. * The wearing of graduatedcompression stockings with variablepressure gradients (Class II or III)has been shown to correct theswelling, nutritional exchange, andimprove the microcirculation in legsaffected by varicose veins. Theyalso often provide relief from thediscomfort associated with thisdisease. Caution should be exercisedin their use in patients withconcurrent arterial disease. * The wearing of intermittentpneumatic compression devices havebeen shown to reduce swelling andincrease circulation *Diosmin/Hesperidine and otherflavonoids. *Anti-inflammatory medication suchas ibuprofen or aspirin can be usedas part of treatment for superficialthrombophlebitis along withgraduated compression hosiery –but there is a risk of intestinalbleeding. In extensive superficial


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ARIES:Mar ch 22 to April 20

Handle any outstanding legalmatters or kick off new projectsat the beginning of the week. Aproactive approach to all aspects ofyour life can lead to serious progressnow. Around Thursday and Friday,the universe asks you to readbetween the lines and go beyond theobvious. A little solo contemplation isvery fruitful as well — look within anddiscover the source of your currentstate of mind and heart. When theweekend comes, you’re all fired up,and meeting new people is a grandidea. You might just make a greatconnection. Lucky numbers: 02, 37,54.

TAURUS: April 21 to May 21

The universe may providesomething that jolts you out of yourroutine at the beginning of the week,and if not, you might think aboutmixing it up yourself. Go someplacenew; get a different point of view. Youmay feel unusually vulnerable ormoody around Thursday and Friday,and it’s important to pinpointthe source of this sensitivity or theseemotions. Do something physical,too; it will help you destress and getgrounded. You might walk to work,go to yoga or try kickboxing. Thisweekend, wrapping others aroundyour little finger is remarkably easy,so choose whom you exercise yourcharm on with care. Lucky numbers:17, 22, 65.

GEMINI: May 22 to June 21

Two heads are better than one at thebeginning of the week — get apartner, a friend or a coworker in onwhatever you’re trying to accomplish.Having fun with it makes forwardmotion easy, and they can help keepyou on task. Around Thursday andFriday, listen to what your physicalbeing is telling you. Attending to yourhealth is important now, and yourbody’s likely trying to send you amessage about what it needs. It lookslike there’s an action-packedweekend ahead, with relationshipshighlighted. A connection can betaken much deeper if you want to gothere. Lucky numbers: 09, 42, 59.

CANCERJune 21 to July 21

Home may not be the tranquil oasisyou’d like at the beginning of the week.Maybe a relationship there needsattention, or maybe it’s just thehousework … whatever it is, aproactive attitude on your part is betterthan a passive one. Around Thursdayand Friday, however, you take await-and-see approach. Consulting amentor, whether from the work orpersonal realm, prior to making a

Your Weekly Horoscope and Lucky Numbersdecision is an excellent idea. Thisweekend, your instinct to take care ofothers is strong, but you also need tonurture yourself. Block out some timefor yourself. Lucky numbers: 71, 88,91.

LEO:July 24 to August 21

Sharing your feelings is favored atthe beginning of the week, especiallyfeelings of the romantic variety. Go outon a little bit of a limb — why the hecknot? The responses you get are likelyto be resoundingly positive. AroundThursday and Friday, family or friendsshould take priority. Make an extraeffort to step outside yourself and takea look from their point of view — youmay be a bit stuck in your ownhead now. The weekend findsyou full of fun and liable to dosomething spontaneous. People loveyour wit, your generosity and yourwild streak now! Lucky numbers: 06,28, 33.

VIRGO:August 22 to September 21

Indecisive much? At the beginning ofthe week, even a small choice may bedifficult to make. It’s the universe urgingyou to get grounded, including gettingin touch with your beliefs and values.Then, around Thursday and Friday,someone may challenge your views.Your knee-jerk reaction might bean emotional one, but a logicalconsideration of the situation is also inorder. Only then can you formulate afull-fledged response. After all of this,the weekend’s the time for somesheer pleasure. Make plans of theblowing-off-steam, fun-loving variety.Lucky numbers: 49, 61, 78.

LIBRA:September 22 to October 23

You’re in top form at the beginningof the week if the stars have their say,multitasking marvelously at work andjuggling personal matters with totalpanache. Fun and flirtation definitelyplay a role, too. Around Thursday andFriday, give work matters or yourbroader career concerns top priority.Change is in the air, occupationallyspeaking, and you don’t want to getcaught unaware. Make a move ratherthan waiting to see what happens.This weekend, you’re equal partsintellectual and expressive, mindand heart, thought and feeling. It’san excellent combination. Luckynumbers: 12, 31, 53.

SCORPIO:October 24 to November 21

You may be lost in your own headat the beginning of the week, whetheryou’re sorting something out or justspacing out. While you might feel likebeing alone, checking in with a friendis a good idea. Expect a majorchange of mood around Thursday and

Friday; you’re on fire now, fullypresent and extra hot. Plentyof attention’s coming your way —attention of the very positive variety(if the stars have their say, that is).When the weekend comes, though,you’ll need to buckle down andthink seriously. Let your personalphilosophy be your guide. Luckynumbers: 45, 64, 84.

SAGITTARIUS:November 22 to December 21

You’re much beloved at thebeginning of the week, even more sothan usual. Is it your extra-sparklingwit, or the way you intuit others’ needsso sweetly, or how you shareyour knowledge without beingcondescending? Enjoy the goodenergy, because around Thursdayand Friday, you might have somemood swings to contend with.Where’s this coming from? Find outand accomplish some personalgrowth — and get happy in time for alucky-looking weekend. Your spiritof adventure and willingness to tryvirtually anything new nets you anunexpected reward now. Luckynumbers: 15, 27, 97.

CAPRICORN:December 22 to January 20

All of your efforts may not quitebe paying off as they should at thebeginning of the week, but it wouldbe entirely unlike you to give up.Timing is everything, and this isprobably just a delay. By Thursdayand Friday, you can perceivesomething you’ve missed, and a littleintrospection leads to a lot morepersonal power. Get organized now,too — workwise and otherwise. This

weekend, someone who thinks you’realways entirely practical would besurprised (and likely thrilled) to be letin on some of your innermostidealism. Do you dare? Luckynumbers: 10, 36, 59.

AQUARIUS:January 20 to February 18

You’re not one to let differences ofopinion or background stand inthe way of something good. At thebeginning of the week, you can makea friendship or forge a fruitful workconnection with someone entirelyunlike you. Find the common ground.Adjusting your pace is key onThursday and Friday. Whether it’swork, romance or another areaentirely, seek the balance betweenmoving too slowly and getting aheadof yourself. Fun is to be found thisweekend in a group setting, especiallyone that involves common values ora joint goal. Get yourself around somelike-minded, freethinking individuals.Lucky numbers: 75, 82, 93.

PISCES:February 20 to March 21

While making a decision may betough at the beginning of the week,it’s important to weigh the pros andcons, then take a proactive step.Otherwise you’ll be left in limbo —or left to deal with someone else’schoices. Around Thursday andFriday, your emotions may be runningthe show. Spend time with trustedloved ones and do an activity thathelps clear your head. And while theweekend may bring a difference ofopinion, it’s all about how you handleit. Ask questions to find out whatunderpins their point of view,rather than pushing yours. Luckynumbers: 24, 66, 96.

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thrombophlebitis, considerationshould be given to anti-coagulation,thrombectomy or sclerotherapy of theinvolved vein. *Topical gel application, helps inmanaging symptoms related tovaricose veins such as inflammation,pain, swelling, itching and dryness.Topical application-Noninvasive andhas patient compliance.

VVVVVaricose Varicose Varicose Varicose Varicose VeinseinseinseinseinsSurgical Several techniques have beenperformed for over a century, fromthe more invasive saphenous stripping,to less invasive procedures likeambulatory phlebectomy andCHIVA.Stripping Stripping consists of removal of allor part the saphenous vein (great/long or lesser/short) main trunk.The complications include deep veinthrombosis (5.3%), pulmonaryembolism (0.06%), and woundcomplications including infection(2.2%). There is evidence for theGreat Saphenous Vein growing backagain after stripping. For traditionalsurgery, reported recurrence rates,which have been tracked for 10 years,range from 5–60%. In addition, sincestripping removes the saphenous maintrunks, they are no longer availablefor use as venous bypass grafts in thefuture (coronary or leg artery vitaldisease)

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Mystery Surrounds

Death of Emerson DalyBelize River. His blood-stained shirtwas found elsewhere, but there arestill personal items that have not beenrecovered. His family and friends hadbeen preparing for this eventuality,but it is still a sad and painful day. Daly is the owner of his own

Wanted - Emmanuel Willoughby

affiliated to the JerusalemGang. Kolbe also notes that hissibling, Julian Willoughby, waskilled in March of this year. While

Continued From Front Page business called Daly’s DreamCreations and is very well known asa handyman in the village. Emersonwas loved not only by hundredsbut by thousands of people. He isvery creative, talented and hasimpacted many lives and will be greatlymissed.

the search continues for his recapture,the escapee is known to haveimmediate relatives in Libertad inthe north and in Georgeville in thewest

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Alleged Rapist MissingSAN IGNACIO, Cayo District,Wednesday, January 14, 2015. Police today, Wednesday, January14, 2015, issued a missing person’sreport for a man from San Ignaciotown. According to police the wife of 35year old Anibal Diaz went to thepolice station to report that he left hishome in the Santiago Juan area of SanIgnacio around 7 pm on Monday,January 12, 2015, to go fishing in theMacal River. That was the last timeshe saw him. Anibal Diaz is described as beingof slim build, has low, straight blackhair and has a tatoo of a dragon onthe right upper arm. He was last seen

wearing a blue short pants and anoff-white shirt and blue slippers.Police are looking into the missingperson’s report. But today there were ominous signsfound as investigators went to thebanks of the Macal River where Diazwould have gone to do his fishing.Unconfirmed reports are that bloodwas found in the area. Also found inthe area, according to reportsreceived, were items believed to bebelongings of Anibal Diaz. Diaz was recently released from theBelize Central Prison on SupremeCourt bail. He was on remandpending trial for the alleged rape of aminor.

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