Thursday, August 27, 2015

Isla Mujeres Daily News & Events Thursday, August 27



This is the live webcam at North Beach / Playa Norte 

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The second issue of 
The Isla Mujeres Magazine
 to benefit Isla charities 
 is online, 
featuring  a variety of talented writers and photographers!

  There will be another performance by the Naval Mariachis tonight on the Town Square at 8 or 8:30p.
  Tomorrow at 8pm there will be a light projection display on the Town Hall.

  From  Noticias de Diario de Quintana Roo ....

link to their Isla articles






Enjoyable performance by the Naval Mariachis at the Town Square

Del Mariachi de la Secretaría de Marina en la explanada municipal

Lanrry PARRA
               See City section below...
ISLA MUJERES, 26 de agosto.-

Seaweed arrived at the area known as “El Riíto”

 A la zona conocida como “El Riíto”

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ISLA MUJERES, 26 de agosto.-

A great deal of seaweed has arrived to the beaches of the area known as "The Riíto", affecting about a half dozen businesses nearby. Some employees of these businesses began removing the sargasso, but  the staff from ZOFEMAT have not started cleaning it away. There are concerns that there will be bad odors if the seaweed is left to rot. (This is the area at the northern point of the island where there is a bridge to Mia, near NaBalam.)

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From the Municipal Facebook site.....  (you can join this FB page at this link)







The president of the DIF social service agency, Marthy Vargas León de Magaña, announced the kitchen will be resumed at the National Institute of Senior Citizens (INAPAM) in honor of Senior Citizen's Day.
La presidenta del Sistema DIF Isla Mujeres, Marthy Vargas León de Magaña, anunció que el próximo sábado 29 se llevará a cabo la reinauguración de la cocina del Instituto Nacional de las Personas Adultas Mayores (INAPAM) en el marco del Día del Adulto Mayor.

The concert by the Mariachis of the Department of the Navy, in coordination with the municipality of Isla Mujeres, was a spectacular success.
        On Tuesday evening the audience enjoyed the concert on the Town Square by 15 musicians, led by Cap. de Frag. SMN. MN.  Eduardo Navarro Graciano. The songs included Granada, Copitas de Mezcal, Suéñame Quintana Roo, Popurrí de la Revolución, and others. The singers included Lieutenant Nancy Armenta, Maestre Victoria Tapia  and Lieutenant Gustavo Lopez. They will perform again in the same place on Thursday, Aug. 27 at 8pm. (The other announcement says 8:30). Special guests included officials of the fifth Naval Zone.
         On an historical note, the Naval Mariachis were established in July 1989, in Mexico City. Among the objectives is to share a very important part of the traditional musical culture of Mexico, with foreigners and Mexicans throughout the country. The band does social and cultural work by performing in nursing homes, hospitals, special education facilities, schools, and at altruistic events


You are invited to a presentation of the book "Tears of Gold" by the author Jorge Miguel Cocom Pech on Thursday Augus 27 and 7pm at the Casa de Culture, free entry.
Les invitamos a la presentación del libro "Lágrimas de Oro" del autor Jorge Miguel Cocom Pech.
Jueves 27 de agosto a las 7pm. Casa de la cultura. Entrada libre.




We continue with the state campaign of  collection of broken electronic and electrical appliances 2015.
Continuamos con la campaña estatal de acopio de residuos electrónicos y electrodomésticos 2015.


The Naval Mariachis return, don't miss it! Thursday Aug. 27 at 8:30 
Regresa el Mariachi de la Secretaría de Marina este jueves 27 de agosto a las 8:30pm.
¡No te lo puedes perder!





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link to Quequi's Isla Mujeres articles  



  •   Fire causes mobilization

    Provoca incendio movilizaciónEMERGENCIA

    Provoca incendio movilización

    0 27 de agosto de 2015  By Carlos Gasca


  • Fue llevado un pescador a cámara hiperbárica
     

    NÁUTICO

    Fue llevado un pescador a cámara hiperbárica

    0 27 de agosto de 2015  By Carlos Gasca


  •        Since the lobster season began on July 1, there have been 14 cases of decompression treated at the hyperbaric chamber.  The most recent case was Rafael Valdez Maldonado, 31, who dived down 110 feet. he said he was forced to surface quickly because of a problem with his oxygen supply. When he came out of the water, he felt a sharp pain in his left arm, which affected his mobility. He improved following treatment in the hyperbaric chamber.

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From Tvisla Mujeres ( link)









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From  por esto Link to their Isla Mujeres articles




Seaweed suddenly arrives at Playa Norte
Repentino arribo de sargazo a Playa Norte.. [+] Ver mas
      The sudden arrival of seaweed generated surprise when it landed on the beach facing the islet of El Yunque (where Mia is located). There was no cleaning crew as of noon on Wednesday, working in the area. Witnesses said the seaweed began arriving on Monday, suggesting that a current changed and caused an 'arm' of saragossa,  from the masses that are affecting northern Quintana Roo, to land on the island.
      Cleaning these areas is the responsibility of ZOFEMAT, the Federal Zone agency, who received special federal resources last week to meet this emergency, in the form of cleaning crews (under the Temporary Employment Program.). It is expected that this "arm" of seaweed came to the island because of a current change, and the rest has continued its journey up the Yucatan Channel to the Gulf of Mexico. Boat crews have confirmed that there is less saragossa out a sea in recent days, when they are out fishing.
     (It appeared as 'islands' of seaweed off the east coast,  whose reddish color can be seen floating on the surface in the distance, following the rain storm the other night, and is still coming in to a much lesser degree. Young turtles live in saragossa 'islands' while they mature, making a giant loop around the Atlantic, but I wonder how this could affect the babies swimming out.)


Clarifying boundaries to avoid complaints
Aclarar límites evita pleitos] Ver mas
       A representative of the well known businessman, Alvaro Gutierrez Gonzalez, explained that there was an error when the paving stones for the malecon were laid more than a decade ago, and the property limits have been verified. The paving stones were placed on private property and the fence posts to define the property are not invading a public area. A document was offered to the reporter showing the measurements and jagged lines. If they were to respect the measures on the document, several of the malecon lights would be on his private property, but that section along the malecon of about two meters is being donated.
       The property is along the street Madero, with a total area of 1276 square meters, where the Perla del Caribe hotel was located before it was demolished. Now condominiums are being built. The work on the northern section will begin first, and the southern section will take longer, depending on how the project goes for the islander businessman, who is now based in Campeche.
      To prevent complaints, Sr. Gutierrez Gonzalez decided to make it public that no public land has been invaded. However, it is generally known that there have been other cases at the southern areas of that malecon where people have constructed fences and walls for their houses, with no official explanation.

Excellent performance by the Naval Mariachis
Magna presentación del mariachi de la Semar[+] Ver mas
This information was translated yesterday....

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August events

Sunset ~7:00
Moonrise over the Caribbean

Sat., Aug 29   7:08
Sun., Aug 30  7:56
Mon., Aug 31  8:44

Tues., Sept 1   9:32
Weds., Sept 2  10:20

Wednesday, August 5 8pm Circus BamBam (near Boxito, east of Chedraui). Tickets 50 pesos. Performance for the benefit of Medical and Therapy needs for kids with Down syndrome, coordinated by Corozon del Willito. Raffle for two sets of tix to swim with Dolphins for 2 people at Dolphin Discovery.

Friday, August 7, Junk collections in  Salina Chica, Electricistas, and at  Colegio de Bachilleres.

The Perseid meteor shower will peak on August 11 and be most visible on August 14 when the moon is new

Aug 10-14 Catholic festival for the Assumption of Mary. .Link to translation of schedule.

State campaign for the collection of broken electronics and appliances July 29 to August 28 at the Hacienda Mundaca tourist building at the Ecology Department, 9-4, Paseo de las Aves, colonia La Gloria

Thursday August 13 at 1pm at the Futbol Rapido soccer field: 2nd "Gotcha" Paintball Tournament  
 
August 14-17 Isla Fest   Anniversary of the Founding of the town in 1850     
7p Town Square Inauguration
Gastronomic event with Tik in Xic fish
Local Talent Night
Coronation of the Queen of the Festival

Friday August 14 
10am Casa de Cultura  Oratory Competition 
7pm  Casa de Cultura  Photography and documentary exposition "Art of Fishing"
                                     Historical conference by historian Fidel Villanueva Madrid
8pm Immaculate Conception Auditorium  Performance by The Symphonic Orchestra of Quintana Roo

Saturday, August 15
 12:00 Casa de Cultura Signing of Sister Cities agreement between Mission Tx & Isla Mujeres

Saturday, August 15
 12:00 Casa de Cultura Signing of Sister Cities agreement between Mission Tx & Isla Mujeres
5:30pm Procession from Sangrado Corazon (Sacred Heart) Church in La Gloria to the Immaculate Conception Church on the Town Square

~7 or7:30  Mass on Town Square for consecration, with candles officiated by Mons. Fabio Martinez Castilla
8pm Religious Procession through the downtown streets, returning to the Town Square where there will be Fireworks
10pm Regional Dance

Sunday, August 16 Town Square
7pm  Performance of "Añoranza for Isla Mujeres"  (Yearning for Isla Mujeres)
          by the Quintana Roo Folklorico Ballet Group
         State Musical Group

Monday, August 17
9:30am  Departing from the API pier: Wreath placement event at the Cross in the Bay
6:30pm Town Square  Special Session of the Town Council
9 pm Performance by the musical group "Marconi"



 Thursday, August 20 at 7 p.m. a vegetarian dinner to benefit the animals of the street. The money raised will be used to by food for stray cats and dogs will be at the restaurant da Luisa at Casa Ixchel Hotel.  150 pesos, beverages are separate. (a mixed vegetarian entree and a vegetarian pasta, accompanied by bread). Buy your ticket at: Gelateria Italiana FraSe on Madero avenue or  at Hotel Casa Ixchel.

 August 24, Monday: School resumes (Teachers return the week before)
Tickets available for free theater event Saturday at the Casa de Cultura (see below)

Tuesday Aug. 25 8p Town Square Naval Mariachis


Thursday, Aug. 27  7:30pm,  dome on the Bachilleres campus,  photographic exhibition of the 25 years since the birth of this institution in the municipality

Friday, Aug. 28 Inauguration of the new hospital
Friday, Aug. 28  8pm In front of the Town Hall  Video spectacular 'mapping'  "Isla Mujeres Vive/Live" Isla Fest event.
Aug 28-Sept 20  Video Mapping is a light projection technique that causes fascinating visual effects.
Here is an example below and at  (Link)


Saturday, Aug 29 Casa de Cultura by Theater Company "La Libelula""Cuentos en Movimiento" (Stories in Motion) at 5p (For the whole family) and "La Risa Extraviada" (Lost Laughter) at 7p (For teens & adults) Tickets available August 24th. Free event  Isla Fest.  

Every Tuesday and Thursday: Free spay/neuter clinic
 Consults 100p, Vaccines: parvo & distemper 50p, flea & tick meds 20p, wormer 10p. Helpers always welcome! Isla Animals, Mundaca Hacienda, 10am-4pm (No food morning of surgery/water ok)

Wednesdays in September  5p-8p  Nico's Restaurant,  $30usd Painting Class with profits donated to Isla Animals & Little Yellow Schoolhouse  HH drinks & appetizers available

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