Category: Show Notes
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Isla Cuale at 100, Uber Wins Airports & Muertos in Full Swing
Substantial investment is announced for Isla Río Cuale at the centennial celebration. Surprise! Uber can now pick you up at airports all over Mexico. SEAPAL announces water shortages for today. City supervises and readies local cemeteries. PLUS: A complete schedule of official Day of the Dead events is released.
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La BiB Reopens, Angels Feed Vallarta & Rocky Horror Rocks the Night
Insurgentes St. in Emiliano Zapata will be closed to upgrade the drain pipes. La BiB, Puerto Vallarta’s children’s library, reopens in a new location. Amy Armstrong is ready to FUNK IT! PLUS: A truly inspiring Spotlight interview with Sam and Tim from Angels Kitchen.
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From Stem Cells to Sweet Snacks — Health, Heritage & Hope in Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta is set to invest in 10 key projects to attract tourism. Isla Río Cuale turns 100. Stem cell therapy and pain management come together in an informative Spotlight conversation with specialist Paul Téllez. PLUS: Are you hungry? Get ready for a fun Spanish Word of the Week!
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City Hall as a Museum? Plus, Travel, Tunes & Art Returns!
Puerto Vallarta ranks high as a popular destination for US Thanksgiving weekend. Governor Lemus hopes to allow platform transportation at state airports. Is City Hall gearing up to become a museum? PLUS: Markets, Art Walks and entertainment return for the season.
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A Tree Falls, A Ship Sails, and Vallarta Keeps Evolving
A century-old pine tree was cut down in Bucerías without explanation. The Agua Azul natural park initiative moves forward. Galleria Dante announces Meet the Artist Night. Is there nepotism in Mayor Munguía’s administration? PLUS: The Isla de los Muertos Festival is gaining traction.
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When Identity Meets Irony: The Whitexican Debate (and Other Vallarta News!)
COVID-19 vaccines are back. So is the giant Malecón Catrina. The South Side Shuffle announces upcoming dates. Monarch butterflies take off for their annual migratory trek. PLUS: We unpack the term ‘whitexicans,’ encouraging you to wield it with caution.