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Sayulita Beach & Baby

I love it when my friends open businesses that fills a need in Sayulita.

This is exactly what Enrique & Sabrina Angel have done. Sayulita Beach & Baby fills that need for family's with children.

Recycling in Sayulita and Beyond

There was a time when Sayulita was a secret that a fortunate group of tourists, transplants and locals guarded but also shared. Others shared with those they loved and so forth to create our current day Sayulita. Our Little Gem, remains such even through all of the growing pains that we have inflicted upon this once sleepy little fishing village.
Today, the environmental problems facing Sayulita and the world are enormous. Earth’s resources are being stretched to the limit by rapid population growth, air, water and soil pollution. Global warming threatens to push our planet beyond its ability to sustain human life unless we can meet the growing need for food, energy and economic opportunity within a sustainable approach to economy and environment.

Sayulita schools CVIS opens August 18th!


CVIS opens August 18th! (sayulita schools)

Costa Verde International School is now enrolling students for the 2008-2009 school year starting late August. This multilingual preschool and elementary school with an ecological theme has over 35 students already signed up, reports the Director, Adriana Martin del Campo.

Sayulita Mail Boxes And More


Sayulita mail boxes and more

The Sayulita Son located on Revolution avenue and Miramar street (across the street from the new seniors citizen building) if you are interested in a six month or a yearly P.O. Box call 291-3911 or stop by the office or e-mail us click here. . Now we can copy legal and letter size documents, you can make national and international phone calls or fax. Our new Schedule starting Wednesday August 6th will be:
Monday to Friday
10:00 a.m. To 5:00 p.m.

Litibu - Share The Beach

SHARE LITIBU THE BEACH

Please participate in the conservation and protection of endangered marine sea turtles found in all oceans and beaches of Mexico. In Nayarit State, sea turtle nesting season is underway June through December. Females come ashore, primarily at night to excavate a nest, lay their eggs and bury them before returning to sea. Male turtles remain at sea. All six species of sea turtles, which nest in Mexico, are endangered worldwide. The reproduction of baby sea turtles is critical to their survival. Your support during the turtle reproductive season is very important.

WHAT DO I DO IF I SEE A SEA TURTLE ON THE BEACH?

YEMAYA Boutique: (Goddess of The Ocean)

YEMAYA: (Goddess of the ocean) is a local owned beachwear Boutique opened in March 2007. The owner Hana Waxman has her boutique full of bikini's from Brazil, Argentina, and The United States, she also carries, beach bags, beach mats, and other wonderful beach clothing.

Donations for local Daycare Caritas

Day Care Sayulita

Sedesol ( a Mexican Social Development Department ) started a Day Care Program almost a year ago. Teacher Luz Elena Flores, had the initiative, and after finishing all the paper work that Sedesol asked for, she could start the program on Oct / 2007.

The Day Care “ CARITAS” is accepting 1 year old kids, up to 4 years old kids. Open from Mon/Fri from 8 am to 4 pm. Located in EL TAMARINDAL, it is close to town in the suburb areas. They are in need of better installations and would appreciate any monetary or material support.

Costa Verde International School

Costa Verde International School will provide sustainable education for the children of our community.

Costa Verde Sustainable Resource Center will ignite a learning community, encouraging residents to search for and solve the problems relevant to our community.

Mexico says U.S. will not accept conditions on anti-drug plan

MEXICO City (Reuters) - Mexico said Monday that it will not accept conditions of the United States in a plan of aid to the combat against the drug trafficking that at the moment discusses the Congress of that country.

After attack by drug gangs, silence shrouds Mexican town

By James C. McKinley Jr.
Published: June 1, 2008

VILLA AHUMADA, Mexico: Rampage in Mexico, but no one is talking

Pony-Ranch Therapy

In 1997 Pat and John Wagner rescued an abused horse and nursed him back to health. Little did they know that this would be the begining of a herd of 30 horses now located at the Painted Pony Ranch halfway between Higuera Blanca and Punta Negra.

Riviera Nayarit Highway System Underway

Nayarit Governor Ney Manuel González Sánchez recently reported that the distance between the Puerto Vallarta airport and all of Riviera Nayarit will be considerably shorter because they are ready to award the construction bid to the winning company for the construction, operation and development of a new highway system, w

Jewellery Shop

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FOREVER SAYULITA

address: Delfin No.6
Sayulita, Nayarit,
Phone (329)291-3162

Across the border, economy making life pretty good

By Marla Dickerson
Los Angeles Times

MEXICO CITY -- A sizzling stock market. A strengthening peso. Good economic growth. Someone forgot to tell Mexico that the U.S. has been flirting with recession.

There are no sharks in sayulita however Climate change faulted for Mexico shark attacks

News Services
Published: Monday, May 26

ACAPULCO, Mexico / One surfer was killed and another narrowly escaped death after two shark attacks off the Pacific coast of Mexico this weekend, officials said Sunday.

NEW ART SCHOOL DEBUTS IN SAYULITA

la campesinala campesinaLa Campesina Multicultural Offers Classes and Events for Local Ninos and Adults

"Virtual Kidnapping" Mexico's Latest Crime Craze

Source
Huffington Post

Mexico has long battled crime problems, but a new racket called "virtual kidnapping" has emerged as the latest crime craze:

The phone call begins with the cries of an anguished child calling for a parent: "Mama! Papa!" The youngster's sobs are quickly replaced by a husky male voice that means business.