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By Lindsay Walter 

 

Semana Santa week, a national holiday and celebration in Mexico which precedes Easter weekend began this week with national visitors from big cities arriving to Sayulita to enjoy vacation time by the sea. Sayulita has become a popular destination for travelers from Guadalajara and Mexico city seeking some beach time, surf and even night life right here in Sayulita. Semana Santa, the Holy Week in the Catholic religion is Sayulita's busiest time of year with packed beaches, restaurants, rental units, lots of street traffic and overall downtown bustle in Sayulita. More > 

 

Semana Santa, dias festivos nacionales y una gran celebración en México, que precede pascua comenzó esta semana con visitantes nacionales que llegaron a Sayulita de para disfrutar de unas vacaciones por el mar. Sayulita se ha convertido en un destino popular para los viajeros de Guadalajara y la ciudad de México en busca de algún tiempo de playa, surf e incluso la vida nocturna que hay aquí en Sayulita. Semana Santa es la epoca del ano mas ocupada para Sayulita, las playas, las rentas y el trafico en el pueblo.  Mas > 

 

By Leah Jewall

 

In October of last year, El Sayulero published an article on a proposed radio station in Sayulita. That dream of Jose Mora Cervantes hasn't yet become a reality, but it's getting closer. Donations have been steadily coming in to Jose's business, Rosticería La Pechuga on calle Revolución, and enough money has been collected to buy a transmitter. More > 

 

En octubre del año pasado, El Sayulero publicó un artículo sobre una estación de radio planificada para Sayulita. Ese sueño de José Mora Cervantes no es aún una realidad, pero es cada vez más cerca. Las donaciones han ido entrando al negocio de José, Rosticería La Pechuga en la calle Revolución, y el dinero se ha obtenido suficiente para comprar un transmisor.  Mas >

 

 

Deadly Double Bogey, Sayulita's first Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre, which took place at Los Afortunados Restaurant Friday, April 15, was a success on many levels. The event was sold out almost a week prior to the performance, everyone (including the cast) had a few laughs and a good time, and almost $7,000 pesos was raised for Sayulita Primeria.  More > 

Deadly doble bogey, tuvo lugar en Los Afortunados Restaurante Viernes, 15 de abril, fue un éxito en muchos niveles. El evento se agotaron casi una semana antes de la presentación, todo el mundo (incluyendo los actores) había unas risas y un buen rato, y casi $ 7.000 pesos se planteó por Sayulita Primeria.  Mas >

 By Octavia & Daniel 

 
If you ever want a science-fiction experience, a walk down to Sayulita's local tide pools might hit the mark. On a recent low tide day, accompanied by a group of ocean explorers, we headed down to the rocky shore area between Villa Amor and Casa Los Arcos. Squatting and bending, we hovered over areas of the rocks and were able to find quite an assortment of invertebrates (animals with no backbones) that transported us to an underwater world where small volcanoes covered the planet and spiky creatures roam.  More >

Si alguna vez quieres una experiencia de ciencia-ficción, un paseo por las piscinas de marea local de Sayulita puede dar en el blanco. En un día la marea baja reciente, acompañado por un grupo de exploradores del océano, nos dirigimos hacia la zona de la costa rocosa entre Villa Amor y la Casa de Los Arcos. En cuclillas y de flexión, que se cernía sobre las zonas de las rocas y se puede encontrar toda una variedad de invertebrados (animales sin columna vertebral) que nos transporta a un mundo submarino, donde pequeños volcanes cubiertos del planeta y rom criaturas de punta. Mas >

 By Maria Zache

 

"Turn left at the next road past the Big Rock." These were part of our directions to our vacation casita on our very first trip to Sayulita. For many years, the "Big Rock" on calle Ninos Heroes (the street on your right on the way from the plaza, just before Rollie's restaurant), has been used as a landmark and a point of reference. The rock has, in the past, also been the site for graffiti and trash.  More >

"Gire a la izquierda en la siguiente carretera más allá de la gran roca." Estas fueron parte de nuestras direcciones a nuestra casita de vacaciones en nuestro primer viaje a Sayulita. Durante muchos años, el "Gran Roca" en la calle Niños Héroes (la calle a la derecha en el camino de la plaza, justo antes de restaurante de Rollie), se ha utilizado como un hito y un punto de referencia. La roca tiene, en el pasado, también ha sido el sitio para el graffiti y basura. Un invierno recientes a su llegada a Sayulita, mi esposo y yo estábamos sorprendidos y emocionados de ver el jardín recién ajardinada que rodea el "Gran Roca" (o el "Gran Roca Jardín Comunitario," como ahora les gusta llamarlo).  Mas >

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After attending the successful and entertaining fashion fundraiser for Sayulitanimals, Mary Brickner and her husband Seth chose to walk home via the jungle road by Los Muertos. It was a quiet afternoon, until they reached a point where all the birds seemed to squawk in chorus. They stopped to look around and noticed a bag on the side of the road with something writhing inside. When they cautiously opened it, they found a beautiful and terrified puppy.  More > 

 
Grupo Pro Sayulita works year-round, but the bulk of the volunteer work is done during the winter season.  Our biggest project was our Fiesta-Fundraiser, which raised record funds (a few pesos shy of 400,000 pesos!) despite it coming on the heels of last September's urgent fundraising efforts to help residents/schools/organizations who suffered from the flood, as well as to restore the beach.  More >

By Justin Henderson 

Sayulita's own Costa Verde International School held its fourth annual Surfathon last Friday, April 15th, and with some sweet little mid-sized waves rolling in, warm, sunny weather, and a busy, pre-Santa Semana day at the beach, a rollicking good time was had by all - and over $12000 was raised by more than 50 sponsored surfing kids, parents, and teachers. More >

La Costa Verde Escuela Internacional en Sayulita celebró su cuarto evento anual de Surfathon el viernes pasado, 15 de abril, y con algunos pequeñas olitas dulces de tamaño medio rodando, un clima cálido y soleado, y unos días ocupadosen la playa durante la semana antes de Santa Semana, fue un alegre buen momento en que había algo para todos - y más de 12.000 dólares se elevó por más de 50 niños patrocinados por el surf, los padres y los maestros. Mas >

 The Water Could Be 50 Degrees       

This sweet mama lives on the beach in Punta Negra with her two male pups. Seasonal residents placed food out to help keep her and the pups fed, but Punta Negra becomes a ghost town every summer, and no one will be around to give out the bits of food these dogs need to stay alive.

 

A concerned resident brought the mama and pups to Sayulitanimals, and they were spayed and neutered, and one pup was adopted.  We are now looking for someone who could foster the mom and her pup until the next high season begins.  At this time, they can return to the beach in Punta Negra.  This is purely a plea of survival.  Last year one of the local dogs died of starvation, and we don't want this to happen to sweet Mama and her baby.  Can you save this life?

  Photos by Donna Day


No soy muy religiosa, pero siempre me ha gustado la idea de que hay una cruz gigante vigilando todo Sayulita. Hice una pequeña peregrinación de mi casa, y subí por la colina para fotografiarla - y tomé una fotos de vistas bonitas al camino. Creí que era apropiado para el Viernes Santo y Pascua. ¡Felices Pascuas!

 

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Interview by Leah Jewall 

 Photo by Donna Day

What brought you to Sayulita?
We had been travelling to Mexico for 16 years, visiting different places. My husband, Mitch, is a high school teacher, so we would always travel in the summer months. A friend in the States read an article about Sayulita and told us we should check it out, even though she had never been here. So we came to Puerto Vallarta and spent three days in Sayulita.

 

¿Qué los trajo a Sayulita?

Habíamos viajado por muchas partes de México por 16 años, visitando diferentes lugares. Mi esposo, Mitch, es maestro de la secundaria, y siempre viajábamos en los meses de verano, durante sus vacaciones. Una amiga mía en los Estados Unidos leyó un artículo sobre Sayulita, y nos sugiero que viajáramos aquí, aunque ella no lo conocía, así que fuimos a Puerto Vallarta, y pasamos tres días en Sayulita.

 

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