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 Chef Seth Cloutman, Food Geek Extraordinaire
 Roberta Rand
As Chef Seth Cloutman unfolds an old Kilim rug and smooths it over a table, setting the stage for a seven-course seafood-themed dinner party in an impeccably decorated home in Gringo Gulch, he announces, 'It's not just about the cooking, it's about the styling.'
Mexican Stocks, Silver and Real Estate - A Ten Year Review
 Jim Scherrer
Who knows; as you’re relaxing in your beach front condo on the Mexican Riviera, perhaps your investments in Mexico will gain enough over the next couple of years to recover what you’ve lost during the past decade!
Why I Love Mexico - Despite the Drug-Related Murders
 Clive Warner
When I retire, I'll move to a quieter part of the country - one with an ideal climate, near the Pacific shoreline. Somewhere near Puerto Vallarta, perhaps.
 Banderas Beat Celebrates 2 Years of Success
 PVNN
Banderas Beat, the first and longest running WEBshow originating in the Bay of Banderas, is starting its third season. Created by Video Diva Productions owner Laura Gelezunas, these informative and entertaining video reports premiered on BanderasNews in September 2007.
Mexico Offers Amnesty to Americans Living Abroad
 Angela Kocherga
Immigration reform and what to do about illegal immigration is a hot button issue right now, but it's not just the US trying to come up with a solution.
The Art of Dining & Living Well: Limon Tree, Very Pretty...
 Liana Turner
We normally have two different lime varieties to choose from in Vallarta. The most common is the Mexican lime, also known as Key lime, best for food and drink when it is still green. The second most common lime here is Persian lime, which are great for lemonade or 'agua fresca.'
Hospitals & Expats Push for Medicare in Mexico
 PVNN
According to a recent article in the Guadalajara Reporter, the Association for Private Hospitals in Jalisco and expat groups such as the Puerto Vallarta based chapter of Democrats Abroad are promoting the advancement of Medicare for expats living abroad.
Tracking the Heartbeat of Banderas Bay
 Banderas Beat with Laura Gelezunas
Viva México! September is when Mexico celebrates the country's Independence from Spain. In this edition of Banderas Beat, Laura tells us a little bit of the history behind Mexican Independence Day and shows us one Vallarta restaurant that is serving up traditional Mexican dishes.
Celebrating Rosh HaShanah in Vallarta
 PVNN
In celebration of Rosh Hashanah, commonly referred to as the Jewish New Year, PV Mirror Editor Allyna Vineberg will be hosting a special celebratory dinner prepared by Puerto Vallarta Chef Seth Cloutman of Food By Seth Catering, on Saturday, September 19, 2009.
'Viva Mexico,' the Cry that Led a People to Independence
 Allan Wall
Mexico’s Independence Day is celebrated in the month of September, on the 16th (and the previous night). This is surprising to many Americans, who think Cinco de Mayo (May the 5th) is Mexican Independence Day. Not only is Cinco de Mayo not Independence Day, it’s not even a very important holiday in Mexico.
It's Turtle Time in Puerto Vallarta
 PVNN
Following their ancient annual cycle of reproduction, sea turtles are making their way back to the shores of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where numerous hotels run marine turtle conservation and protection programs with the help of professional marine biologists.
Ecology Watch Dog: Nayarit Turtle Talk
 Carol Davenport
At one time, there were 250 known species of sea turtles in the world. Today, there are only 8 existing species of sea turtles in the world. Of the 8 species of sea turtles, 7 come to Mexico to make their nests! Do I have your attention now?
Puerto Vallarta's Historic Hotel Rosita
 Thomas Lloyd
The founding of Hotel Rosita in 1948 marks a turning point in the history of Puerto Vallarta. Sixty years ago, very few imagined that Puerto Vallarta would some day experience a boom of international tourism, and expand into the thriving real estate market we know today.
New Brokerage Rules Announced for Exporting Art & Collectibles to Mexico
 Debra Stevenson
Export brokers working across borders between the United States and Mexico announced new rules and regulations last month, particularly affecting the transport of personal items, artwork and collectibles. CRATE Interiors gives us some tips for shipping home décor items to Mexico.
Out and About in Puerto Vallarta
 Twila Crawford
Twila's back! So whether you want to stay on top of what's been going on and what's coming up around Banderas Bay - or keep up with what's happening around the Republic - be sure to read this week's Out and About in Puerto Vallarta.
Boomers May Soon Overcome Top Objection to Retirement in Mexico
 Jim Scherrer
With high quality medical care readily available in Vallarta, the cost of it, even though at a fraction of the cost in the US, can be a deciding factor when considering retirement in Mexico. But it looks as if Medicare may be available in Mexico in the not too distant future.
Photo Tip of the Week: Photographing Banderas Bay's Sea Turtles
 Larry and Linda Bennett
For the past three years I have volunteered and worked with Biologist Oscar Aranda Mena and his Olive Ridley Sea Turtles protection project. As a photographer, I originally got involved in hopes of capturing some good images - but the sea turtles captured my heart forever!
Sally's Corner Construction Underway
 Pamela Thompson
Though our beloved Sally Conley is no longer with us, the construction on 'Rincon de Sally' (Sally's Corner) is now underway at Biblioteca Los Mangos. The finish date is projected to be the end of November, which will coincide with the anniversary of Los Mangos Library.
The Appeal of an 'OTZ' Property in Mexico
 Stephen Slater
During our search for a second home, a realization struck us as we visited a lovely home in Puerta Vallarta. The property was a dream on the hill overlooking the ocean. We paused however, when we learned the neighbor to the left was from Phoenix and to the right, from San Francisco.
Expats In Vallarta September Schedule
 Sara Wise
During the month of September Expats in Vallarta will be having their Happy Hour gatherings at Harry's Bar on Lazaro Cardenas in Old Town. The dates and times are: September 8th and 22nd at 5 pm. We hope to see you next Tuesday at Harry’s for another great get-together!
PEACE Volunteer Vacation Yoga Retreat
 Katherine Fisher
From October 17-22, 2009, the Banderas Bay area non-profit organization PEACE is holding a Volunteer Vacation Retreat in Punta de Mita, Mexico, giving everyone the opportunity to experience another culture while making a difference in the lives of others.
Tracking the Heartbeat of Banderas Bay
 Banderas Beat with Laura Gelezunas
Banderas Beat with Laura GelezunasWhether you're an animal lover, a Boomer searching for a good doctor, in the market for a spectacular Banderas Bay villa or just want to know what kind of weather to expect during your upcoming Puerto Vallarta vacation - don't miss the September 1st edition of Banderas Beat.
Becas Ball Prize — An Incomparable and Safe Trip to Michoacán
 Polly G. Vicars
Despite the unwarranted warnings by the U.S. State Department, CNN and U.S. television channels of dangers when traveling to the Mexican state of Michoacan, Husband and I, along with Carl and Irene Johnson, put final touches on our long planned trip to Patzcuaro in Michoacan.
Spotlight On Vallarta: A Day of Sailing on Banderas Bay
 Roberta Rand
For for those who live and vacation in Puerto Vallarta, opportunities to experience the joys of sailing are as near as Marina Vallarta, where you can charter a sailboat like the Brier Patch, a 60 ft. schooner piloted by Captain Phil Kinneson and first mate E.J.
Puerto Vallarta: Bougainvillea City
 Robert Price
Vallarta Botanical Gardens, in cooperation with the Puerto Vallarta Department of Parques y Jardines, has embarked on an ambitious new project. Between now and November 1st, 5000 new Bougainvillea plants will be installed in the city's median strips, traffic islands and parks.
August 2009 PEACE News & Clinic Updates
 Gretchen DeWitt
There's lots going on at PEACE this summer. Here's what happened at the PEACE/Ayuda a los Animales mobile spay and neuter clinic that took place in Las Palmas Nayarit from August 18-21, plus PEACE news and upcoming clinics.
Help Us Make Meson San Pablo a Reality
 Paco Arjona
One of the biggest challenges for people living with HIV/AIDS in Puerto Vallarta and surrounding areas is keeping their medical appointments. For this reason El Meson de San Pablo was created to make the medical assistance they need more accessible. But we need your help!
Health Services in the Bay of Banderas
 Julia Caranci
Vacations are fun: in theory. But what if you need a doctor while in Mexico but you don't speak Spanish? How do you know where to find specific services and what is and isn't covered by your health insurance? Pamela Thompson has the answers to these and other health-related questions.
Vallarta's Culinary Corner: Chef Michel of Trattoria Michel
 Roberta Rand
Trattoria Michel owner Chef Michel Ferrari shows us how to prepare his signature dish, Ossobucco, in the premier episode of Vallarta's Culinary Corner, a new online cooking show hosted by Food by Seth owner and PV's favorite 'foodie,' Chef Seth Cloutman.
Yelapa Author to Sign New Novel
 PVNN
Yelapa writer Robert Hardin announces a book signing of Race Relations, the latest novel in his popular David Armstrong series. The event will be held at Café Roma, just a few doors west of the municipal flea market in downtown Puerto Vallarta, from 2-5 pm on Saturday, August 29th.
Retirement in Puerto Vallarta - What Makes Banderas Bay So Special?
 Jim Scherrer
What makes Banderas Bay so special? Aside from a handful of beautiful little secluded beaches south of Mismaloya, accessible only by boat, virtually all of the 30 miles of Banderas Bay beaches lie within a 35 mile strip of land that is available for purchasing by foreigners.
Spanish Classes at the BBCC Start Aug 24
 Denise Fiske-Chow
The Bucerias Bilingual Community Center, a non-profit bicultural learning center in Bucerias, is pleased to announce that Jorge Gutierrez Soria will once again be offering Beginning, Intermediate and Conversational Spanish classes starting August 24, 2009.
SF Productions TV Announces New Online Cooking Show
 Roberta Rand
Puerto Vallarta is known for its international cuisine, with as many great chefs per-square-mile as you're likely to find anywhere on the planet. Now, PV 'foodie' personality Chef Seth Cloutman will host Vallarta's Culinary Corner, an online cooking show premiering this month.
School Of Champions Needs English Teachers
 Arthur Fumerton
The School of Champions, an after school program operated by Feed the Children Vallarta, is looking for dedicated English teachers who live in the Banderas Bay area and can commit to at least six months of teaching students in grades three to six at our school.
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