According to a recent article from Novedades, traffic accidents in Cozumel are down by 20.83% than last year. Sadly, for the 5th consecutive...
Public response to the Municipal Ecology Department’s annual Christmas tree recycling program has been positive. Pine trees, which are most commonly used to...
Representatives from both the public and private sectors in Cozumel have joined together to work toward a “greener,” or more sustainable island. The...
Plans have recently been announced to relocate the iconic fountain “Atardecer Marino,” or “Sunset Sailor” in English, to an undisclosed location. The fountain,...
On Wednesday January 8th CAMAR, Cozumel’s Centro de Acopio de Materiales Reciclables (recycling center), will close their program of collecting used electronics, household...
According to a recent press release from Cozumel officials, Cozumel’s “Palacio Municipal,” or City Hall in English, will have an elevator installed in...
Last weekend, shortly after the road was repaved, a 3 foot deep sinkhole appeared in Avenida Xel Ha, between Avenues 45 and 50,...
Traditionally, October is considered to be the wettest month here in Cozumel. Marking the tail end of hurricane season, November generally has less...
Due to a combination of both federal and municipal grants, many of Cozumel’s neighborhoods, or colonias, will be receiving a much needed face-lift. ...
Fredy Marrufo Martín was officially sworn in as Cozumel’s new President on September 30th, and he and his new cabinet have already begun...