Navy Day (Dia de la Marina)

On June 1, Mexico will honor those who make their living on the sea, an important celebration in our seaport. This year, President Felipe Calderón will visit Guaymas to help celebrate Navy Day.

In anticipation of President Calderón’s arrival, thousands of soldiers and police officers are now in Guaymas and San Carlos.

Starting today, the north and south of Guaymas will have a military presence and, if necessary, discrete filters installed by the Federal Preventative Police, also from today, will be enhanced by the presence of about 80 elements from the capital.

The schedule for the President on Wednesday, June 1 is as follows:

• 10:00am: President Calderón arrives in Guaymas and goes to the Cruise Terminal to board the boat, Usumacinta.
• 10:30am: Ceremony in tribute to fallen sailors.
• 11:05am: Mock attack on six patrol boats with six helicopters. There will be missiles, 70mm rockets and gunfire.
• 12:35pm: President Calderón will go by helicopter to the new Sports Complex to inaugurate it.
• 1:10pm: the President will be landing on Miguel Alemán Boulevard, to formally open Expomar (video on Expomar).
• Then, the Navy Day ceremony will start with the participation of the Secretary of the Navy,  Mariano Francisco Saynez Mendoza, who will deliver a brief history of the event. The President is scheduled to deliver a 12 to 14 minute speech.
• At the end of the ceremony, President Calderón will go to the San Jose Bypass to formally open it.

San Carlos Weather, News & Marketplace

• This week’s forecast is for partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will be in the low 30′s C (92 F) and overnight lows around 23 C (73 F). Keep an eye on the weather at our San Carlos Weather page.

• San Carlos is receiving 80 million pesos for the rehabilitation of Manlio Fabio Beltrones. The project will be overseen by the Patronato Pro Bulevar MFB. The first stage of the project involves the paving of the entire boulevard. During this stage, lighting will be renewed, and the medians modernized. During the initial meeting of the Board, members spoke of the urgency of improving the urban image of the road, including advertisements and sidewalks. Read the story in El Vigia.

• According to the local paper, a Japanese firm plans to build a new market and hotel in San Carlos. Details of the exact location are not yet available. Read the story.

• This month, President Calderón amended Mexico’s Immigration Act. There’s no mention as to when it will be implemented. Read the translated Act and read more information here.

• There are a travel trailer, bar stools, motor scooter, sports equipment and more now listed in the Classifieds. There are also people looking for items, so if you have any to sell, list them now — it’s free.

11th Annual International Fishing Tournament

San Carlos Yacht Club/Rescate de San Carlos
11th Annual International Fishing Tournament; June 3 – 5, 2011

Friday, June 3 – Registration – 4:00pm to 7:00pm at the Yacht Club
Saturday, June 4 – Fishing – 7:00am to 4:00pm
Sunday, June 5 – Fishing – 7:00am to 3:00pm. Dinner/Awards starting at 5:00pm at the Yacht Club

You can register on-line at: http://www.yachtclubsancarlos.com

This is a Boat Tournament

Jackpot Entry (any or all): $1000 US, $500 US, or $100 US

Boat Registration $300 US per Boat includes:
- 4 Anglers-Dinner-Awards Ceremony-Tournament Shirt

Additional Anglers: $50 US per Angler

Captains Package: $50 US

Extra Dinner tickets: $20 US

For More Information Contact:
- Dick Newlon - dnewlon@prodigy.net.mx; phone 227-0299
- Terry Fleener – tnfleener@yahoo.com; phone 227-0361 or US: 877-744-8254

Please Support our Sponsors: Athletic Club San Carlos, Barracuda Bob’s, Captain’s Club, Charly’s Rock, Coldwell Banker, Gary’s Marine Survey, Marina Cantina, Marina San Carlos, Mi Casa Su Casa Realty, Re/Max Realty, Sea of Cortez Yachts , SeaSide Realty, Siesta Realty, Star Marine

Feria de Arte

Potholes Y Pesos “Feria de Arte” event will be held on Saturday, June 4 at 5:00pm, and on every first Saturday of the month thereafter.

This evening’s event will have a night light theme with lights and candles around the plaza. We have so much to offer, including coffee from Olympus, cocktails from the new and improved Pool House Sports Bar, as well as 40 peso pizza from La Esquina restaurant. We will have many artists who will be promoting their talent. In addition, Gary’s Massage has become part of the event, and a nail artist will have a pedicure/manicure station.  Henna art will be provided by the new Tattoo Shop.

Our next event will be on Saturday, July 2.  Remember, Potholes Y Pesos and Olympus Coffee Shop has joined as a team to support local artisans.  Currently we have art displayed at Olympus Caffe for guests to enjoy and purchase. Upon your visit, feel free to contribute to our art station. This piece, upon completion will be part of our silent auction pieces. Feel free to contact us with any ideas and/or contributions. If you are interested in joining our group, please contact Alex Mendoza at 622-106-6535/ alex@potholesypesos.com or visit us on Facebook.

Help us make First Saturday “Feria de Arte” a San Carlos Tradition.

Concert Film Fest

The Castaway Kids’ Sunday Concert Film Fest continues on Sunday, June 5, with the movie Ladies & Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones. Watch a preview.

This legendary Rolling Stones concert film, shot over four nights in Texas during the “Exile ON Main Street” tour in 1972, was released in cinemas for limited engagements in 1974 and has remained largely unseen since. Now, restored and remastered, Ladies and Gentlemen makes its first authorized appearance on DVD. This is one of the finest Rolling Stones concerts ever captured on film and features outstanding performances of classic tracks from the late ’60s and early ’70s.

A 30 pesos donation will be accepted for the Castaway Kids ongoing programs.

The Sunday Concert Film Fest will be held weekly at the Captain’s Club, starting at sundown (map).

Tribute to José Agustín

On Saturday, June 4 at 7:00pm at the Escalera Nautica, “The Hours of June 2011″ will pay tribute to the writer and teacher Joseph Augustine, who was instrumental in the movement called “Counterculture in Mexico”, in the sixties. The event is free (map).

Peña Cultural

On Friday, June 3 at 7:00pm at the Escalera Nautica, enjoy Fausto Leon in a free concert sponsored by the Casa de la Cultura (this event is held weekly at the Casa de la Cultura, but will be at the Escalera Nautica this week map).

Ostioneros Baseball

After 37 games, the Guaymas Ostioneros baseball team has 14 wins and 23 losses.

This week, Guaymas plays at home:

• June 1 against Tijuana; and
• June 7 and 8 against Caborca.

The Ostioneros play at the Abelardo L. Rodriguez stadium (map to the stadium). For more information, see the league schedule. The cost is 40 pesos for adults and 10 pesos for children. Beer is 15 pesos.

Salad Greens – Let the spinning begin!

by Kristina Ladau

Now is the time to stretch beyond your lettuce limitations and begin to enjoy the nutritious benefits of the many varieties of salad greens. Don’t let the low calorie content and high water volume trick you in to thinking there isn’t any nutrition in these bountiful greens. Spring is the perfect time to get acquainted with some of the new kids on the block. Let’s take a field trip beyond iceberg and romaine to learn about all that other leafy stuff you see at the grocery store or in the farmer’s markets. Read more and try the Asian Chicken Salad recipe.

Fishing Report

by Bryan Replogle

Things are warming up in San Carlos, but the fishing is still staying cool. Some good reports are trickling in and you never know. I heard of a sardine boat seeing big tuna to the Southeast. There are a few stories being told of big tuna lost and seen this past weekend. The Sailfish and Marlin are here and in decent numbers, but they are very tough to get to bite. Out of 27 boats in the Ladies International Fishing Tournament this last weekend, only eight billfish were caught. Even worse was that only 3-4 dorado made the minimum lowered weight of 12 pounds. The biggest was 16 pounds. There have been dorado up to 30 pounds caught though. A few Blue Marlin are being reported caught. A few yellowtail are still being caught on the South end of the Island. The cabrilla and pargo are in close, and some small Sierra are around now.

Four teams were tied on the first day of the LIFT Tournament, with Dakota and the first fish caught in the lead. Day Two saw Fish Chaser in the lead with a billfish and a dorado. Also seeming to be in the lead was EZ Money with a billfish and a couple of hopefully weigh-able dorado. In the end, Reel Loco caught their second marlin to capture the Crystal Salad Bowl. Many great prizes were awarded and raffled off, and I can still taste that corned beef and BBQ. It was great to see everyone, even though the fishing was discouraging and the seas very uncomfortable. I don’t mind not catching anything when I get to fish with my wife and father-in-law. Coming into the dock on Saturday and Sunday, we sure got a taste of the summer heat. It’s always a lot cooler out on the water!

Winds this week look to be fairly consistently breezy and out of the Northeast. The upper layer is still showing temperatures into the high 70′s, but we may see the cooler water resurface. The fishing is still going to be tough for this weekend’s Rescate Tournament. We will be allowed to use bait in this tournament, so more fish could be caught with this rule. I was able to coax one marlin to pick up my bait twice on Friday. I didn’t rejoice too quickly as it pulled off line for eight seconds … and the hook subsequently pulled. Besides that, 95% plus of the fish we pass won’t even give our spreads a second’s glance. The smaller dorado are thinning out almost thankfully, and it seems that a few larger fish are replacing them. We are all wondering when the big ones will decide to show in better numbers. There aren’t a lot of flying fish, and there is a ton of bait in close. One friend was returning to shore the other evening and saw about twenty billfish and dorado balling up a huge school of bait. None of them would take the lures though.

I was able to get out to Tortuga Island mid-week with my wife, sister, and her husband (mi cunado). The ride was fairly smooth, the tunes playing, and the small dorado almost annoying. I ended up passing a giant old discarded fish box out in the center that I had passed two weeks ago. My comment to the guys that day was that “I’d sure like to find this thing in two weeks!” Sure enough, it had hundreds of dorado under it. We made it to the Island 54 miles out at around 4:00pm to take in a quick snorkel, catch some cabrilla, and watch the sun set over Baja. We anchored up along the cliffs on the south side and slept well. Snorkeling the next morning had all the fish out, and I even saw a Golden Cabrilla. It’s definitely an experience to get out there on to the other side, and the fishing is always rewarding. Lots of whales, dolphin, manta rays, large hammerheads, makos, and more are out there right now, so get out and enjoy the sealife. It’s a beautiful sea, even when those billfish don’t want to bite.

Ladies International Fishing Tournament Results: May 27 – 29

7 marlin, 2 sailfish and 3 Dorado were caught by 35 Anglers in 27 boats. The winners were:

Total Points:
1. Dana Cryer on Reel Loco with 300 points.
2. Debbie Martin on Fish Chaser with 217 points.
3. Sonia Castiller on Dakota with 200 points.
4. Becky Lupo on Sea Shadow with 200 points.
5. Vivian West on Costa Lotta with 200 points.
6. Stephanie Cotton on La Cazadora with 200 points.
7. Donna Molden on EZ Money with 200 points.
8. Debbie Forester on Mr Ed with 100 points.
9. Yvette Bittner on Milagro with 16 points.
10. Ruth Raasveld on Bobaru with 13 points.

Boat:
1. Reel Loco
2. Fish Chaser
3. Dakota

Largest Dorado:
1. Debbie Martin … Fish chaser
2. Yvette Bittner … Milagro
3. Ruth Raasveld … Bobaru

Free Movie in Guaymas

CineClub Guaymas presents the free movie “The Good Earth” (La Buena Terra) on Wednesday, June 1 at 7:00pm in Guaymas’ Municipal Auditorium (map). This is a story about a farmer in China — a story of humility and bravery.  His father gives Wang Lung a freed slave as a wife. By diligence and frugality, the two manage to enlarge their property. But then a famine forces them to leave their land and live in the town and it turns out to be a blessing in disguise for them.Watch the trailer.

What’s Playing at Cinemex Guaymas

Some of the movies now playing:

The Hangover II (¿Qué Pasó Ayer? Parte II). Right after the bachelor party in Las Vegas, Phil, Stu, Alan, and Doug jet to Thailand for Stu’s wedding. Stu’s plan for a subdued pre-wedding brunch, however, goes seriously awry. Watch the trailer.

Pirates of the Carribean: On Stranger Tides (Piratas Del Caribe). Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) and Barbossa embark on a quest to find the elusive fountain of youth, only to discover that Blackbeard and his daughter are after it too. Watch the trailer.

Red Riding Hood (La Chica De La Capa Roja). Set in a medieval village that is haunted by a werewolf, a young girl falls for an orphaned woodcutter, much to her family’s displeasure. Watch the trailer.

Faster (Venganza Letal). An ex-con sets out to avenge his brother’s death after they were double-crossed during a heist years ago. During his campaign, however, he’s tracked by a veteran cop and an egocentric hit man. Watch the trailer.

Fast 5 (Rápidos y Furiosos 5). Dominic (Vin Diesel) and his crew find themselves on the wrong side of the law once again as they try to switch lanes between a ruthless drug lord and a relentless federal agent. Watch the trailer.

Thor. The powerful but arrogant warrior Thor is cast out of the fantastic realm of Asgard and sent to live amongst humans on Earth, where he soon becomes one of their finest defenders. Watch the trailer.

Movies playing in Spanish: Piratas Del Caribe.

Most “Hollywood” movies for adults are in English with Spanish subtitles, but check before you go. Cost — Adults 48 pesos, 30 pesos on Wednesday. The first movie each day is 43 pesos. Monday to Thursday before 6:00pm is only 29 pesos.

For a full listing and show times, visit Cinemex. Map to Cinemex Guaymas.

Happy Hours and Food Specials

See the Restaurant page for location, hours and more restaurants.

Bananas

Food Specials: On Tuesday night there are Italiano specials for brunch or dinner. Ask about the table wine specials with your order. On Sundays, enjoy brunch on the sunny patio. The Daily Specials are posted on the Patio at Bananas.
Happy Hour: Monday to Friday, 4:00pm – 6:00pm: 20 pesos national beer and 30 pesos well drinks. Every Sunday is “Bloody Mary Sunday” with 30 pesos Bloody Marys all day long. Every day: 50 pesos margarita and 60 pesos pina colada.
Nightly entertainment: See calendar below.
VIP Cards: stop by Bananas or email Frank at fdlach@gmail.com to find out about the NEW VIP Cards and save 10% on all your meals.
Bananas is now on Facebook … let them know that you “like” Bananas.

Bonifacio’s Cotton Club

Food Special: 3×2 Taco Tuesdays. All week Lunch special: 25% off from 12:00pm to 4:00pm (* does not apply to other weekly promotions). On Wednesday’s, come enjoy the surprise special!
Happy Hour: Thursday to Sunday from 12:00pm to 5:00pm: 2×1 margaritas and cerveza Sol. All day Mondays, 2×1 margaritas.
Nightly entertainment: See calendar below.
Visit Bonifacio’s online.

Panchito Villa

Food Specials: On Wednesdays, fish tacos are only 12 pesos. And, on Mondays, a cheese chile relleno is only 15 pesos. Enjoy breakfast from 7:00am – 11:00am daily with FREE coffee refills. Come in and enjoy Panchito Villa’s famous 100% mexican breakfast of egg chile rellenos or egg enchiladas. Lunch and dinner are served from 11:00am to 10:00pm. Click here to see the NEW breakfast, lunch and dinner menus.
Happy Hour: 3:00pm – 6:00pm with national drinks 25 pesos, cerveza sol 12 pesos and margaritas 25 pesos.
Panchito Villa now has a liquor licence and is serving: Indio beer (junior & jumbo size), Tecate, Bohemia, Sol, Wine, and Margaritas in eight different flavors.

Hotel Fiesta Real

Sunday Brunch Buffet from 8:00am to 1:00pm for 115 pesos: 20 pesos Mimosas and 30 pesos Bloody Mary (mix your own!)
Dinner special is the new “Chef’s combinations” for only 190 pesos. Click here to see the menu.
Happy Hour: everyday from 1:00pm to 7:00pm: $1 draft beer.

Tacos Don Mario

Food Specials: Serving Guadalajara style food which is prepared fresh on the grill, including tacos, tortas and hamburgers and fries. Visit the website to see their menu.
The inside restaurant has cable television, free Wi-Fi, and a beautiful Brunswick billiard table. There is a warm/cool mini-split for clients’ comfort. A food description and full menu is posted at tacosdonmario.com. For car-wash appointments, food delivery or catering a party, call Mario Gucci at 622-103-9388.

What’s Happening this Week in San Carlos & Guaymas?

Thursday, June 2

Entertainment

• The Twins host open mic. 7:30pm, Bananas. Dancing all night long.
• Azul Band. 6:00pm at Tequila’s.

Clubs & Organizations

• San Carlos Gym: Yoga 8:00am – 9:00am, and Pilates 9:30am – 10:30am.
• Men’s Breakfast Club. 9:00am. Embarcadero at MarinaTerra.
• The Energy Zone: Bikram Yoga, 6:00pm – 7:00pm (independent group).

Friday, June 3

Special Event

• Fishing Tournament: Registration from 4:00pm to 7:00pm at the Yacht Club. NEW
• Fausto Leon free concert at 7:00pm at the Escalera Nautica. NEW
  

Entertainment

• Folklore dancers followed by Sandra Rodriguez and the Mariachis. 7:00pm at Bananas.
• Omar Arriaga. 6:00pm – 9:00pm, Bonifacio’s Cotton Club.
• Peña Cultural in the central courtyard of the Casa de la Cultura, starting at 7:00pm. FREE.
• Danny Moreno. 5:00pm – 9:00pm, Ruby Wine Bar.
• Assterisko (Classic Rock). 8:00pm to midnight at Off the Edge (Tortugas).
• Manuelito. 7:00pm – 10:00pm, Club de Capitanes.
• La Banda. 9:15pm, Tequila’s.
• Danny Moreno. 10:30pm-1:30am, Casino Palmas (Guaymas).

Clubs & Organizations

• Pilates Challenge. 8:30am – 9:30am at The Energy Zone. Pilates matwork, Yoga stretch and balance, weight training, relaxation.
• Zumba for All Ages. 9:30am – 10:30am at The Energy Zone. A fun, Latin style dance class designed for all ages and levels of ability.
• San Carlos Gym: Yoga 6:00pm – 7:00pm.
• Tecalai Exchange Library. 9:00am – 11:00am. Works on a “leave one, take one” basis. Or, if you don’t have a book to leave, you can make a small donation. The library has everything from mysteries to books on tape to sailing books and sci fi.
• AA – Meeting. 6:00pm, at the Grupo Tetakawi AA meeting place on the road to Loma Del Mar next to the Bomberos (Fire Station). Call 226-0954 for more info.

Saturday, June 4

Special Event

• Fishing Tournament: Fishing from 7:00am to 4:00pm. NEW
• Feria de Arte starting at 5:00pm. NEW
  
• “The Hours of June 2011″ will pay tribute to the writer and teacher Joseph Augustine, at 7:00pm at the Escalera Nautica. Free. NEW
  

Entertainment

• Sandra Rodriguez and DJ Pepper host the party with singing, dancing and contests (win a dinner for two). 8:00pm at Bananas.
• Eric Holland. 5:30pm – 8:30pm at La Palapa Griega.
• Sandra’s Mariachi “Oro y Plata”. 7:00pm – 8:30pm, Evies upstairs.
• Manuelito. 7:00pm – 10:00pm, Club de Capitanes.
• La Banda. 9:15pm, Tequila’s.
• Deja Vu band. 11:00pm to 1:00am, Pancho Villas (Guaymas).

Clubs & Organizations

• San Carlos Gym: Pilates 9:30am – 10:30am.

Sunday, June 5

Special Event

• Fishing Tournament: Fishing from 7:00am to 3:00pm. Dinner/Awards starting at 5:00pm at the Yacht Club. NEW

Entertainment

• The Castaway Kids’ Sunday Concert Film Fest continues with the movie “Ladies & Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones”. Captain’s Club at sundown. NEW
• Danny Moreno. 9:00am – 1:00pm, El Embarcadero at MarinaTerra Hotel.
• Danny Moreno. 9:00pm – 12:00am, Casino Palmas (Guaymas).
• Alberto Sandoval and Control A. 11:00pm – 3:00am, Pancho Villa (Guaymas).

Clubs & Organizations

• Church Service. Chapel by the Sea. 8:30am. The church on the Ranchitos Road.
• Church Service. San Carlos Community Church, 9:00am.
• AA – Meeting. 6:00 pm, at the Grupo Tetakawi AA meeting place on the road to Loma Del Mar next to the Bomberos (Fire Station). Call 226-0954 for more info.

Monday, June 6

Entertainment

• Silent Movie Night with Omar on piano. 7:30pm at the Captain’s Club.
• Weekly Texas Hold-em Poker Tournament. 5:30pm at La Palapa Griega.

Clubs & Organizations

• Pilates Challenge. 8:30am – 9:30am at The Energy Zone. Pilates matwork, Yoga stretch and balance, weight training, relaxation.
• Beginner Yoga. 10:30am – 11:30am at The Energy Zone. Beginning level poses and stretch, emphasis on breathe and relaxation. Bilingual class.
• San Carlos Gym: Pilates 9:30am – 10:30am.

Tuesday, June 7

Entertainment

• Bohemia Club Band (Danny Moreno, Omar Arriaga & Alberto Serna). 5:00pm – 7:00pm, Soggy Peso.

Clubs & Organizations

• San Carlos Gym: Yoga 8:00am – 9:00am.
• Computer club meeting. 9:15am at Tequila’s.
• The Energy Zone: Bikram Yoga, 6:00pm – 7:00pm (independent group).

Wednesday, June 8

Entertainment

• CineClub Guaymas presents a free movie at 7:00pm in Guaymas’ Municipal Auditorium.
• Oke Doke Karaoke with DJ Pepper. 7:00pm until the singers go home. Everyone is welcome to join in. Bananas.
• Eric Holland.  5:30pm – 8:30pm at La Palapa Griega.
• Rigo Romantic, a great keyboard player playing Mexican music from the 60′s as well as American songs. 6:00pm – 10:00pm, Evies upstairs.
• Highway 15 South. 7:00pm to 10:00pm at Off the Edge (Tortugas).
• 8 ball pool tournament at Tequila’s, starting at 7:00pm. All drinks for the players are 1/2 price and free appetizers (botanos).
• Acoustic and country music with Ron. 6:00pm, Tequila’s.

Clubs & Organizations

• Pilates Challenge. 8:30am – 9:30am at The Energy Zone. Pilates matwork, Yoga stretch and balance, weight training, relaxation.
• Beginner Yoga. 10:30am – 11:30am at The Energy Zone. Beginning level poses and stretch, emphasis on breathe and relaxation. Bilingual class.
• AA – Meeting. 6:00pm, at the Grupo Tetakawi AA meeting place on the road to Loma Del Mar next to the Bomberos (Fire Station). Call 226-0954 for more info.

• July 13: Annual Festival del Mar Bermejo. To commemorate the anniversary of The Battle of Guaymas, which occured on July 13, 1854.
• July 18: Anniversary of the death of President Benito Juárez (March 21, 1806 to July 18, 1872).
• July 21 – 24. 64th International Billfish Tournament. Hosted by the Ernesto Zaragoza Charity Foundation.
• July 28. Shakira concert in Hermosillo, 9:00pm. Tickets are on sale on Ticketmaster.
• July 30: Anniversary of the death of Miguel Hidalgo (May 8, 1753 to July 31, 1811).

For more events, please visit our webpages San Carlos Mexico Festivals, Fiestas and Special Events and Fishing Tournaments in San Carlos.

Make San Carlos your next vacation destination

San Carlos Mexico, nestled between the Sea of Cortez and the mountains, offers numerous activities both on shore and in the water. Awaiting you are soft sand beaches, two world class marinas, and an 18 hole, par 72 championship golf course. Whether you’re looking for a lazy day on a secluded beach or want to hike, scuba dive and listen to live music all in one day — we have it all! You can even try your luck in one of the many fishing tournaments.

San Carlos Mexico has hundreds of excellent restaurants. From tacos to fine dining, there’s something to please even the most discerning palate.

There are many San Carlos Mexico vacation rentals, hotels and resorts to choose from. If you’re looking to rent a house or condo in San Carlos, contact Sea Side Reservations.

We also provide information on San Carlos Mexico Real Estate. To talk to a licensed realtor about real estate and homes for sale in San Carlos, contact Long Realty Seaside.

We are your online resource for Guaymas and San Carlos Mexico Weather, including daily temperatures, monthly averages, Sea of Cortez marine weather, tide and current predictors, satellite images, solunar table, sunrise, sunset and storm warnings.

Whether you’re flying, driving or arriving by bus or cruise ship, we have resources to help you plan your trip to San Carlos and Guaymas Mexico, including maps of San Carlos Mexico showing where to eat and where to stay. If you’re driving, remember to purchase Mexico Car Insurance.

Travel to safe, fun and affordable San Carlos Mexico.

Published by Christa Thomas and David Irons

Special thanks to Sue Fehrle, Eric Holland, Bryan Replogle, and Kristine Ladau for their help with this issue.
And thanks to all the people who give us a heads up of What’s Up in San Carlos — we appreciate your input.

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