The members of the Corozal Community College of 1991 are trying to get in touch with everyone as they plan for their 20th Year Reunion in 2011. They have a website where all the 130 graduates are listed. Those who have signed in have given updates of where they are and what they are doing. You can go and find out who is where, and if you are a member, join and add your information. They are being hosted on a website called classcreator.com, and you can find the link for CCC here.

The Six-Aside Mayor's Cup Football tournament will continue on Thursday, March 11, 2010, at the Civic Center. The teams are composed of local businesses and organizations. Here is the schedule for Thursday night, March 11, 2010.

7:00 p.m. Fruta Bombers vs Police
8:00 p.m. Ministry of works vs Las Vegas Hotel and Casino Starz

The teams registered for this year for the Mayors Cup 2010 tournament are: Coco-cola, Police Department, Ministry of Works, Social Security Board/BWEL Gas, Corozal Town Council, Princess Casino, Fruta Bomba, Belize Bank, St Francis Xavier Credit Union, Golden Princess Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, Teachers, and Emilio Amad.

There should be a lot of excitement as friends and family play each other for the prizes.

For more information call Jude Budna at 604-2648.

NICH brought a team of people with the Jade Head and other artifacts to Corozal on March 2, 2010.

The Jade Head is such an icon of Belize that it appears on the face of each denomination of paper money, right there with Her Majesty, The Queen! It's in the upper left corner.

A number of school classes as well as people of Corozal had the priviledge of viewing and hearing about the most significant Mayan discovery of Belize. Representatives of NICH were on hand to organize the viewing and give relevant talks to those attending. Corozal's own Darcy Correa, a CCC and CJC graduate talked all day long enlightening those who came. It was a great day for the town.

Here is where you can find more information about the Jade Head.

ICA in Corozal, which functions under the auspices of NICH has been offering local painters, photographers, sculptors, and wood carvers an opportunity to display their work, on a designated Saturday of each month at Central Park. There is no charge to participate. Interested persons can pick up a guideline sheet at the Town Hall.

Often there is music to add to the festivities. Dancing does break out in places at times.

For the calendar click here.

Pictures of the event can often be found in the Yearbook section of corozal.com

There are pictures from the November Art in the Park in our yearbook, and you can see them on this page: click here.