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Daylight Savings Time Earlier in Cozumel Than Many US Cities
Daylight Savings Time in Cozumel ends on the last Sunday in October, which this year falls on Sunday, October 27th at which time...
Laura WilkinsonOctober 25, 2013
Cozumel’s Iconic Downtown Fountains To Be Repaired
Cozumel’s new President, Fredy Marrufo, has recently announced that one of Cozumel’s most easily identifiable icons, the fountain statue, ‘Atardecer Marino’ will soon...
Laura WilkinsonOctober 24, 2013
Cozumel Sets Lionfish Ceviche World Record
Last week Cozumel made the official Guinness World Record with the largest lionfish ceviche ever. Cozumel restaurants, the National Marine Park, and the...
Laura WilkinsonSeptember 27, 2013
70.3 Cozumel MetLife Ironman Results
Last Sunday Cozumel was the scene of the 2nd annual 70.3 MetLife Ironman. The sold-out event, was attended by more than 1,500 athletes...
Laura WilkinsonSeptember 26, 2013
Cozumel Fireman Perform Many Duties Often Daily
A recent article that appeared in the Diario Quintana Roo outlines the many duties that Cozumel firefighters perform, often on a daily basis....
Laura WilkinsonSeptember 20, 2013
Cozumel Convention Center Remodel Delayed
When renovations to the Cozumel Convention center started back in November 2012, the 40 million peso project was expected to be completed in...
Laura WilkinsonSeptember 16, 2013
Walking through a few Mexican flavors, tastes and history by Monica Sauza
For the 5th year in a row, Cozumel 4 You devotes the month of September, Patriot Month, to learning about Mexican history, culture,...
Monica SauzaSeptember 13, 2013
Cozumel’s Official Independence Month Celebration Schedule On-Line
September is a special month in Cozumel. To commemorate Mexico’s rich cultural history, so many events have been planned that the municipal government...
Laura WilkinsonSeptember 12, 2013
Mexicans Who Made History: A Series For Independence Month: Andres Quintana Roo
Andres Quintana Roo was born in Merida, Yucatan on November 30, 1787. He studied in the Seminario de San Idelfonso de Mérida, and...
Laura WilkinsonSeptember 11, 2013
Results of the Cozumel Lionfish Tournament Interpreted by NOAA Study
Cozumel’s last lionfish tournament, which took place, August 25th, removed 1,593 specimens of this voracious predator off our island’s reefs. According to a...
Laura WilkinsonSeptember 10, 2013
