Keith Woolford

The body of John Francis Greshle Jr., 62 years old, from Utah, was discovered without life on Friday morning in his residence in Alto Boquete. Apparently the fellow had been dead about 10 days. RIP http://elsiglo.com.pa/cronica-roja/encuentran-gringo-muerto-dentro-casa-alto-boquete/24128690

This vehicle has been SOLD

The Green Alert has been extended until July 8th.

The Chamber of Commerce always has lofty goals for government.

Related CBS documentary which I posted on my blog, by coincidence, exactly a year ago.

It was a bicycle kick, pretty outstanding.

IGCPanamaUP Último sismo localizado: M 5.2 Mw, 28-06-2019 6:17 am (Hora local) https://ift.tt/2YrNAEl

Yes, because there were no travel restrictions in place in 2018, unlike the 52 year period between 1963 and 2015. Great memento.

In the past when there were travel restrictions, Cuban authorities just issued a Tourist card to U.S. visitors without stamping their Passport.

Did that yesterday. 20 lbs. 500 sheets $4.95

I knew Wayne too. This appears to be a sad story involving bad judgment all around.

Potrerillos Developer http://www.themountainmail.com/free_content/article_53ae77a6-4b18-11e9-bf42-e3f32824d2e8.html

Middle Eastern cuisine

posted elsewhere by Anne Maxwell... GOOD MORNING BOQUETE!! It is with great pleasure that I am able to report to the community that we have exceeded our donor goal of 75 for the FIRST EVER Blood Drive in Boquete. On behalf of Boquete Health and Hospice, I extend our deepest gratitude to all of our generous donors. Thank you!!! 3

Have to wonder if anyone will try to alter census questions for political reasons.

This vehicle has been SOLD

The former President was released to house arrest last night. https://www.prensa.com/videos/Llegada-Ricardo-Martinelli-domicilio-cautelar_2_5325987351.html#.XQDtn2meiJI.twitter

Video Camera Installation to Proceed José Vásquez / Chiriquí The mayor of the district of Boquete, Emigdio Walker Vásquez confirmed that he has given the order to proceed for the installation of eight video surveillance cameras, the construction of a monitoring center and the control booth on the David-Boquete main road at height of the corregimiento of Caldera. The Mayor of the tourist district of Boquete indicates that the work has an amount of $ 190,000 and will be executed in a period of 180 days, nevertheless the company that won the bid committed to install the cameras in a period of one month to install the Monitoring center temporarily in the facilities of the Boquete Public Market, since the Monitoring Center (C02) has to be built next to the National Police substation in this district. He noted that the center will have eight 55-inch monitors and three units of the National Police that will be in charge of monitoring the cameras that will be located at strategic points which are not revealed due to security reasons. Mayor Vásquez confirmed that the points where the cameras go were already selected in coordination with the security bodies, which are in charge of giving the key points for the security issue. "We are the first district of the interior of the country that we will have video surveillance cameras, which allows us to have a better control of the people entering and leaving the district of Boquete and where not only nationals, but also foreigners come. For his part, the head of the Chiriquí police zone, Cicinio Núñez, confirmed the information and pointed out that the monitoring center once installed will have a link with the National Police Control Center in Panama City (C05) and an APP of the institution will be put into operation which people can download on their cell phones and request help in case of emergency, so the authorities can know the actual place where the person with problems is. Commissioner Núñez also pointed out that with the installation of the control booth at the Caldera turnoff on the main road, thorough checks can be made during the dry or rainy season. Finally, the head of the National Police called for society in general to be guarantors of their own security with preventive measures and to denounce people who are engaged in illicit activities. https://m.panamaamerica.com.pa/provincias/en-boquete-inicia-instalacion-de-camaras-de-video-vigilancia-1136530?fbclid=IwAR33RmY9O3y-6LlAlvW9XOvZ9TDQFP-xQs931wBuQhJO-LGyWkl739IKMpc

The headline to this article is bogus. I still can't recall 40+ businesses being bankrupted in Boquete because of the water project, if any. In fact I see more establishments and stores opening here all the time. As anyone knows who is familiar with the area, the Via Argentina project in Panama City is a different kettle of fish altogether.

La Basita is the old Lions Club gymnasium near Hospital Chiriqui

2012 Honda CR-V EX-L 2.4 litre Gasoline Engine Automatic Transmission All Wheel Drive A/C Stereo Full Options Keyless Entry Leather Interior Sunroof Backup Camera Fog Lights One Owner Excellent Condition Very Well Maintained, New Tires ONLY 37,000 kilometers or about 25,000 miles $16,900 keithwoolford@gmail.com

2011 Mitsubishi Nativa 3.2 litre Diesel Engine Automatic Transmission 4 Wheel Drive A/C Stereo Well Maintained 74,000 kilometers or about 45,000 miles $13,500 keithwoolford@gmail.com