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When and why did you move to Hermiston? I was born and raised in Hermiston. My parents both immigrated here for work, my mom from north Washington and my dad from Mexico. Where is your favorite place to eat in Hermiston? It depends on the meal. I would say I like Delish Bistro, and for Mexican food I like Ixtapa. What do you like to do in your spare time? I’m a mom of three really busy children, one in high school, one in middle school and one in elementary school. I love the Pacific North...

Cops Surprised by Crocodile During Drug Bust at California Home On 3/4/21 at 9:41 AM EST Police in California found a 4-foot-long crocodile during a drug bust at a property outside Los Angeles. Officers encountered the reptile while raiding the home of Donny Askar in Oxnard, halfway between Malibu and Santa Barbara. The crocodile was "submerged in a poorly secured tank with rancid water" and police said it could have easily escaped into a nearby waterway, ABC 7 reported. The property is close t...

Holidays to Mexico Those staying on the coast will be blessed with the opportunity to laze on sugar-white, sun-kissed sands at luxurious all-inclusive resorts, explore waterside ruins, and snorkel atop the technicolour Mesoamerican Reef. In fact, turtles, whale sharks and coral-munching parrotfish are just a few of the marine creatures that can be spotted in Mexico’s tropical waters. Inland you’ll find active volcanoes, fascinating cities, and ancient pyramids. And then there’s the food a...

102shares For the past two years in Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, the local Rotary Club has held its successful Paella Fest fundraising event, where attendees can come together to sample the best paellas area restaurants have to offer and raise money for social causes. While last year’s festival, held on the beach in front of the municipal museum, was a roaring success, it was apparent to Rotary members putting on the event that with the advent of Covid-19 a whole new strategy would be needed to kee...

The mayor of Kamloops says he is disappointed after Air Canada announced it is suspending flights to some British Columbia airports, include his, in an attempt to manage the financial fallout of the pandemic.

1.8Kshares Of the many reasons to visit Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, dining out is sure to top the list. You can find the incredible food at any number of restaurants that range from burger-selling street carts to mom-and-pop hole-in-the-wall spots to fine dining establishments. When it comes to searching for good food in this part of Mexico, most people will agree it is nearly impossible to get a bad meal. Although Ixtapa is quite different from Zihuatanejo — the former is more resort and hotels whil...

348shares High in the hills and overlooking the beautiful city of Zihuatanejo sits a charming restaurant known as Orient Bay, now in its second year. But like restaurants all over Mexico, this year has brought its challenges. But owner and chef Didier Pic has hit upon a way to encourage clientele to come back by combining his love of Arabic and Mediterranean food and the performing arts. Born in Marseille, France, Pic received his training in culinary arts on the French Riviera, in Nice. His ex...

TEXT QUESTION OF THE DAY: What bad thing happened on your vacation but it continued anyway? ? Of dah day..... couple years ago went to Punta Cana to relax and enjoy myself with a radio station. This dude name FISH wanted me to hang out with them. Tried to show them respect and let them be. Then I carried on the rest of my vacation only to catch hell at the end of it for not hanging out with them. Dammmm . Haha I kid I kid One of my relatives was bit by a rattle snake on vacation. After a couple...

200-mile-an-hour winds that were moving into the area, and part of the reason that we were not seeing part of the damage as many people feared is that the strongest part of the storm seemed to hit some of the more remote areas along the coast. that being said, officials have not made their ways into some of the remote areas, and the isolated spots, and fishing village, and that dots the coast, but once they get this there we may see more damage and problems. but keep in mind any time a hurricane...

The beach. >> yes, you can see behind me, alex, signs of things returning to normal. here in ixtapa we were south of where the hurricane hit, and this is as close as we could get with so many flights canceled there, but a sign that things are returning to normal and not just here, but oup the north where the hurricane hit airports are re-opening including puerto vallarta and that region. there are pictures and images showing trees toppled, mudslides and roads drowned out and billboards down and ...