Belize’s Mennonites – Once Again, Belize’s Colorful Local Cultures Make International News! Our regular readers may wonder why, not being New Yorkers, we often quote the New York Times. Well, the answer is simple – we enjoy reading it, especially with our morning coffee, and every now and then we’ll find something about travel, or … Read more
Time flies when you’re helping to build a nation… Was it only sixty years ago that a Mennonite community left Chihuahua, Mexico and moved to Belize? It was, and Belize is all the better for it. Have you eaten any chicken, or cheese, eggs, honey, beans, melons or corn in Belize, or drank any milk? … Read more
Belize’s Chaa Creek Picks Matea Cordova as Hostess of the Month Meet Matea Cordova, Who became Mata in Belize by the few that couldn’t pronounce her name, and eventually Martha by the Flemings, was born in Baha Vera Paz Guatemala. She moved to Peten in 1961 at age of 3 and grew up into a beautiful … Read more