As word of the availability of Jóvenes Adelante's Premium Scholarship program has spread more widely and deeply into SMA communities, the number of students seeking a place has doubled in each of the past two years.
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Call To Artists of San Miguel De Allende
If you’ve been itching to go outdoors to paint, you are cordially invited to join us.
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Los Milagros Restaurant
Among the culinary delights they offer is the molcajete, which has become a favorite of diners.
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Panio: bread to share
They top the list of the most refined bakeries in San Miguel, their sweet and savory breads are the stars of the brand's concept.
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Fully Vaccinated Travelers from Canada and Mexico to Enter U.S.
Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas announced that, following guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other public health experts, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will amend Title 19 regulations to allow non-essential travelers who have been fully vaccinated for COVID-19
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Be Yourself at Gamma
At Gamma you breathe in camaraderie at the entrance. The girls who work here know that they are friends before they are co-workers, just as clients have forged friendship with each other.
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Celebrate Native Corn in September
In the celebration, besides the exhibition and talks by Julio César, there will be a tasting of dishes made with products from the milpa in a very Mexican kermesse.
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Remembering those who have died for Covid19
To honor those who have succumbed to COVID-19, as many as 11,928 trees have been planted in the State of Guanajuato. In San Miguel the names of loved ones were engraved on plaques set adjacent to the trunks of palo dulce, acacia, and jacarandas. Some 230 trees were planted in the Bicentennial Park on the...
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Eustolia
Eustolia is a restaurant located just a few blocks from the Jardin Principal, making it an ideal place to spend the afternoon with your friends, family
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Of All the Towns in All the World: She was born a ramblin’ woman
Rene Gignac has music in the bones. It’s no wonder; she remembers as a child how her mother would play the piano and sing. When Rene was twelve she picked up the guitar and taught herself how to play.