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There was a drug world-related murder last Friday night in Mexico that is notable for two reasons. First, it took place at a very unusual location: the Starbucks in Nuevo Vallarta, just a few hundred feet from Paradise Village Marina and just 100 yards from the entrance to the super family-friendly Paradise Village Resort, both…
Fromm Found; Investigation Panel TBA
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Search for Missing Sailor Suspended
The crew of the Hunter 376 Aegean at Friday’s start to the Newport to Ensenada Race. © Susan Hoffman The Coast Guard suspended their search for Theo Mavromatis, 49, yesterday afternoon after a 600-square mile grid search by the Coast Guard, the Mexican Navy and civilian volunteers found nothing but debris from the Hunter 376…
New Latitude and Ha-Ha Sign-up Tomorrow
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