By Kirby Vickery from the March 2019 Edition I know that most of this is common knowledge for people that are fond the history of things, but I needed a starting point for this new series of articles which concerns itself with the history of Manzanillo. The city of Manzanillo was named for all the […]
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By Kirby Vickery from the March 2019 Edition In December 2017, I published an article about the Aztec Owl. It focused on the historical data available of relationship with the Aztec and the Owl. My problem, at the time, was that I couldn’t find a story connected with the owl as the protagonist. There wasn’t […]
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By John Chalmers Writer from the March 2019 Edition Two recent dinner and auction benefit events have raised funds for very worthwhile operations that make life better in the Manzanillo area. On January 31, at Manzanillo’s open-air Casino de la Feria, the fundraising event for Casa Hogar Los Angelitos featured a silent auction, three-course dinner […]
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By Terry Sovil Writer from the March 2019 Edition I love my coffee. Two cups every morning, every day, year round. Limited to two cups a day (moderation), I like good coffee. There is plenty to be had right here! Disagreements still exist, but most point to Ethiopia for the birth of coffee, possibly from […]
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