Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: The house’s design is informed by its Mediterranean setting and orientation on the site the building allows a south-facing garden to receive ample sunlight Open to controlled views of both the garden and Montgó this southern exposure also optimizes solar heat gains Two porches extend the interior space outward each oriented to suit seasonal climate conditions The design arranges the house’s volumes to create privacy and frame distant views blending harmoniously with the surrounding landscape all images by Mariela Apollonio A sunken courtyard provides natural light and ventilation to the basement level, setting it apart as an ideal space for a study space. The collaborative team between Quadrat Estudio and Contell Martínez ensures spatial flexibility contributing to a balanced and sustainable living environment Casa en Dénia embodies responsible architecture with careful attention to resource efficiency effective construction approach—offering a living space that harmonizes architecture and its natural context through an austere material palette and a functional design solution Casa en Dénia integrates with the surrounding natural landscape of Montgó and the Dénia coast the residence is crafted from locally sourced materials with minimal cladding to enhance a timeless aesthetic open views of the garden and Montgó allow the home to benefit from natural solar heat the house maximizes sunlight in its south-facing garden volumes of the house are strategically placed to preserve privacy while framing the surrounding landscape the orientation and layout create a balanced blend of privacy and panoramic views a sunken courtyard brings natural light and ventilation to the basement cross ventilation and natural lighting enhance energy efficiency and comfort in Casa en Dénia the house prioritizes sustainable solutions with resource efficiency and an environmentally responsive design spatial flexibility throughout the design allows for adaptable and functional living spaces offering seasonal adaptability for year-round use the basement’s English courtyard provides both independence and connection to the outdoor environment Casa en Dénia harmonizes with its surroundings through an understated material palette and minimalistic design architect: Quadrat Estudio | @quadrat_estudio + Contell Martínez team collaborators: Álex Jaén photography: Mariela Apollonio | @fotografadearquitectura designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here. edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style Mission Statement: to assist the integration of foreign residents living in Spain and this is never more accurate than when you establish yourself as a foreign resident in a new country Being able to quickly familiarise yourself with the culture and customs can help ease the transition during a challenging time This is why Euro Weekly News makes it our mission to provide you with a free news resource in English that covers both regional and national Spanish news – anything that we feel you will benefit from knowing as you integrate into your new community and live your best life in Spain you can forget about translating articles from Spanish into awkward English that probably don’t make much sense Let us be your convenient and essential guide to all things that will likely affect you as a foreign resident living in Spain The Croquette Days return to Denia – an event that following the success of last year’s edition is growing in both participants and proposals the number of croquettes available to try has also increased – no fewer than 56 in total – in this celebration of one of the iconic staples of spanish gastronomy These delights will be available to savour from Monday 21 April to Thursday 15 May at a single set price: for just €4.50, visitors can enjoy 2 croquettes plus a glass of wine, a small beer, or a vermouth at a range of well-known venues located in Denia’s town centre. And this year, there’s a new feature: for the first time, a restaurant in Les Rotes is also taking part. Among the 56 croquettes featured in Dénia’s Croquette Days there’s an incredible variety of flavours – each bar and restaurant is offering two or three different options and there’s even a good number of gluten-free options You’ll find classics like ham, puchero stew, spinach or cod; as well as more original and innovative creations such as chistorra sausage with fried egg These are just a few examples of the many tempting options available in this mouth-watering edition Here the 56 croquettes from the 26 participating bars and restaurants Subscribe to our Euro Weekly News alerts to get the latest stories into your inbox Euro Weekly News is the leading English language newspaper in Spain by delivering news with a social conscience we are proud to be the voice for the expat communities who now call Spain home With around half a million print readers a week and over 1.5 million web views per month EWN has the biggest readership of any English language newspaper in Spain The paper prints over 150 news stories a week with many hundreds more on the web – no one else even comes close Our publication has won numerous awards over the last 25 years including Best Free Newspaper of the Year (Premios AEEPP) Company of the Year (Costa del Sol Business Awards) and Collaboration with Foreigners honours (Mijas Town Hall) All of this comes at ZERO cost to our readers All our print and online content always has been and always will be FREE OF CHARGE Download our media pack in either English or Spanish The city and Denton ISD want to move Borman from its current location at the southeast corner of McCormick and Parvin streets to land to the southeast where there are an open field and a soccer field the city would take over the acreage where Borman now sits Borman Elementary School is adjacent to the rec center The city and Denton ISD want to move Borman to the southeast the city would take over the acreage where the current Borman building sits The current layout of Borman Elementary School and Denia Park A page from a city staff presentation shows the proposed land swap between the city and Denton ISD with the new location of Borman Elementary School next to Denia Park Denton City Council approved the exchange of 3.7 acres of land for 4.7 acres of land from Denton ISD The land swap will allow the school district to relocate the 54-year-old Borman Elementary School Denia Recreation Center and Borman have long been neighbors Denton ISD hopes to scoot the campus just a little southeast of its present location The Denton City Council unanimously approved a proposed land swap with Denton ISD on Tuesday night The land swap would move the Borman Elementary School campus from its current location — adjacent to Denia Recreation Center which it shares a driveway with — to just southeast of the existing site During a public hearing earlier this month city officials said the school district would prefer to start construction by the end of this year The exchange is slightly more generous to the city which is trading 3.7 acres of Denia Park for 4.7 acres from Denton ISD The swap includes an additional 400 square feet in the new Borman building for the city’s use School officials said the plan addresses some long-standing concerns about traffic during drop-off and pickup times The council was set to vote on the swap weeks ago but asked the city and school district to meet with the Denia Area Community Group Members of the group raised concerns that the two agencies hadn’t met and discussed a major public project in their neighborhood the Denia group’s consensus was support for the swap and the work Denton ISD put into improving traffic flow at and around the school Denia Park is a 23-acre community park with a trail The park includes a multipurpose grass field with soccer goals The school was named for astronaut Frank Borman City officials said the project includes a number of proposed improvements to the park: LUCINDA BREEDING-GONZALES can be reached at 940-566-6877 and cbreeding@dentonrc.com A proposed land swap would move Denton ISD's Borman Elementary campus from its current location — adjacent to Denia Recreation Center — to just southeast of the existing site Several council members asked to delay a vote until the surrounding Denia neighborhood had a chance to learn more Email notifications are only sent once a day Account processing issue - 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Its pedestrian streets are decorated with flowers and a festive atmosphere. You can visit the Loreto street craft shops and buildings with centuries of history Located in a historic 13th-century building opposite the port of Dénia, La Posada del Mar It's a boutique hotel ideal for those seeking a stylish break during Easter Its privileged location allows you to explore the historic center sauna and massage service to relax after a day of sightseeing or processions Its buffet breakfast with local products and its attentive staff 24 hours a day make the experience even more special. Just steps from the castle and the marina it is perfect for both couples and families who want to enjoy Dénia to the fullest Make your reservation and enjoy an unforgettable Easter on the Costa Blanca Communication Mitjà subsidized by the Generalitat Valenciana Customize your consent preferences for cookie categories and advertising tracking preferences for the purposes and features and vendors below You can give your consent individually for each cookie category third party provider y Google advertising technology providerMost providers require explicit consent for processing personal data you have the right to object to their use of legitimate interest Necessary cookies are crucial for the basic functions of the website and the website will not function as intended without them These cookies do not store any personally identifiable data Functional cookies help perform certain functionalities such as sharing website content on social media platforms Advertising cookies are used to 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of Els Magazinos will be unveiled in a concert on May 1 at 19:30 at the La Rosa terrace the Bonavista Taller studio from Benicàssim has designed the commemorative anniversary poster a vibrant artwork illustrating the most representative symbols of Els Magazinos over its six-year journey Art will continue to play a key role throughout the celebration week with the exhibition “Marees” by María Carbonero opening on April 30 at the El Taller Turia Hall the eagerly awaited Calle de los Sabores route will take place where attendees can savour over 20 international tapas paired with Turia Beer for just €6 Those who complete the route and visit at least two locations will receive an eco-friendly tote bag designed by Bonavista Taller studio Music will also be central to the festivities with a standout performance by the duo Nebulossa Spain’s representatives for Eurovision 2024 who will perform on May 2 at the La Rosa terrace Other concerts in the programme include Los Rumbados on April 29 at 12:00 and the Dénia Musical Group on May 1 at 12:00 there will also be an inclusive fashion show titled “Senalles,” featuring young people from Aprosdeco who will showcase over 40 woven baskets transformed into true works of art by Mediterranean artists aims to highlight talent and inclusivity in fashion Els Magazinos has solidified its role as a cultural and gastronomic landmark promoting local products and supporting the producers and artisans of the Marina Alta region Els Magazinos champions the good life and good food in a Mediterranean space designed for sharing which has transformed from royal stables to a toy factory enduring through time without losing the splendour of Baix la Mar It has become a meeting point for the locals of Dénia a place to experience Mediterranean values and savour the finest gastronomy of the Marina Alta Stay tuned with Euro weekly news for the latest news about Europe, Denia and Costa Blanca Website#cdc71c32748bec9c27d9686d{display:none} The National University of Distance Education (UNED) Denia is celebrating the 13th edition of its well-established solidarity campaign “1 Book X 1 Kilo” this year in commemoration of the International Book Day 2025 This initiative combines the promotion of reading with support for people in vulnerable situations a large turnout is expected from the local community The concept is simple and charitable: for every non-perishable food item or personal hygiene product donated a book can be chosen as a token of gratitude It’s a way of transforming culture into concrete help for those who need it most the UNED has the support and collaboration of Cáritas Interparroquial de Dénia who will be responsible for collecting and distributing the products among local families based on their needs Cáritas Interparroquial de Dénia is a social and charitable organisation of the Catholic Church that works to improve the living conditions of the most vulnerable people in the region such as providing assistance to homeless people and supporting the inclusion of vulnerable groups is a Christian organisation dedicated to providing comprehensive support to homeless individuals Extiende tu Mano is an NGO that aims to promote solidarity and cooperation through direct aid projects particularly in emergency and poverty situations supporting disadvantaged communities with food UNED is calling for citizen collaboration in volunteering to assist with the logistics of the event Those interested in volunteering can contact the UNED Denia Student Office by calling 965 741 754 This activity by UNED Denia aligns with the SDGs as it is a university initiative based on sustainability through the exchange of books donated in exchange for non-perishable food or hygiene products promoting culture and citizen participation in solidarity with the local community It is part of the UNED Eastern Campus Centre and offers both in-person and distance learning adapted to the needs of students from the Marina Alta and Marina Baja regions Public opening hours: Monday to Friday, from 9:30 to 21:00 Phone: 965 78 17 54 Email: info@denia.uned.es Read here more news about Costa Blanca North Read here more European news Website#d8fe257c017fbf3a2820b4de{display:none} Denia will once more host a new edition of the Denia Stock Fair This is thanks to the Department of Commerce through the AFIC office in Creama It will take place between 10.00am and 9.00pm on Marques de Campo Street there will be around 42 local businesses present all offering a wide variety of products at heavily discounted prices Offering a great opportunity to discover a new local favourite store there will also be some entertainment for the children so those with young families need not miss out three workshops will be on offer: Build your hourglass with recycled bottles The entertainment will continue between 5.00pm and 8.00pm with paint your picture with plastic bags create an original 3D painting inside a tin can Find more local news, activities, and profile interviews for Costa Blanca North. 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The 25th Annual Denia Tapas Route will commence February 13 and run for a month of gastronomic fun and culture The route takes people on a tour of 41 businesses offering a competition tapa and a drink It has been organised by the Association of Hospitality and Tourism Entrepreneurs of the Marina Alta (AEHTMA) and Tourism Denia There are multiple awards given to the establishments that win the customers hearts and stomachs with their own unique tapas option They could win €300 in hospitality supplies from Hostelbé this prize recognizes creativity and presentation but they can also be awarded prizes for alternative themes like best tapa made with local produce It is not just the Tapas bars and restaurants taking part that can win prizes but the people who attend the establishments and rate their tapa over the next month can also be in with a chance to win big too There will be a raffle for all entrants who submitted their route passport with a minimum of 15 places evaluated and stamped as having bought tapas The Portal de la Marina shopping Centre has sponsored a prize for the public of a €500 gift card that will be raffled amongst those entrants who rate the tapas establishments on the Rutappa app You can find a list and map of the participating restaurants on the Denia Tourism website. Find all the best restaurants to test tapas in the Costa Blanca North here. Denia is set to blossom with the long-awaited Bosc de Diana a sprawling 36,000-square-metre urban park just unveiled by the council Between the Joan Fuster sports pavilion car park and Camí de Sant Joan this ‘green lung’ is about to transform the town centre into a refreshing haven for everyone funded largely by €2 million from the EU’s Next Generation programme and €1.7 million from local coffers Winding paths, eco-friendly paving, picnic spots, a kids’ playground, a callisthenics zone and a central agora for sports or relaxation will welcome pedestrians and cyclists Landscaped hills and viewpoints will add some unique charm while a multipurpose sports zone near the pavilion is set to host a café and indoor sports facility Mayor Vicent Grimalt welcomed the project as a ‘legacy project’ reviving a 2007 vision now made real with a €3.7 million budget plus over 100 almond trees as a signature touch and thyme will weave through shrubby meadows €80,000 has already been spent on pathways, petanque courts The plans offer a slice of sustainable living in a town they adore One local politician called it ‘a friendly A man was seriously injured on Saturday in Denia after suffering a cardiac arrest while driving a motorhome along Abu Zeyan Street Officers immediately connected the victim to a defibrillator and an advanced life support (SAMU) unit arrived and took over his medical care Two additional Basic Life Support units attended to the driver’s wife and young daughter as well as a passenger from the vehicle he had collided with and came to a stop after crashing into several parked vehicles The incident occurred as the driver was heading towards Cholet Square and experienced a cardiac episode A Local Police patrol arrived swiftly at the scene to find the man outside the motorhome already being assisted by several passers-by who were performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) Other police units also intervened to cordon off the area and redirect traffic Firefighters were deployed to inspect the vehicles involved and rule out any risk of fire Prefer to read all your local news in one place? Check out our online newspapers for your local weekly news fix. Denia’s favoured Ninots have been chosen ahead of the Las Fallas celebrations have been saved from the bonfires later in March The Germanor a feast and festival that was held Saturday, March 1 went ahead despite the rains. The new museum, Museu Fester opened its doors to the judges and they picked two of the magnificently crafted figures to remain whole and be kept as part of the history of the unique festivities the winning children’s Ninot and the Ninot 2025 The children’s Ninot showed a jungle carnival scene with a jaguar turned into a float and children playing instruments both on and around it The Ninot 2025 came from team falla Darrere del Castell with their slightly larger Ninot The winners of the Children’s Ninot 2025 Port-Rotes said it was “a milestone that fills [them] with joy!” March 9 will be the last day to visit the Museu Fester and view the Ninots as from Tuesday March 11 through to March 16 the figures both large and small will be distributed across the city The winning Ninot teams Port-Rotes and Darrere del Castell will also have fallas than the Ninots in Plaza de la Constitucio Then coinciding with Spanish Father’s Day on March 19 Visit these fleeting street exhibitions whilst you can Find more local Costa Blanca news here. Dénia becomes the capital of the croquette with an irresistible gastronomic proposal of more than 50 flavors that pays tribute to this classic of our cuisine Don't miss out on all the varieties available below The Croquette Days They return with more flavor than ever inviting neighbors and visitors to enjoy a tapa that holds within it the soul of the Mediterranean culinary tradition attendees will be able to taste 2 croquettes accompanied by wine on a route where each establishment presents its a more personal and creative version of this breaded delight many restaurants offer options gluten-free ensuring that no one is left without trying this gastronomic experience The Croquette Days are a perfect excuse to go out for tapas, rediscover the city, and support local hospitality. This initiative is promoted by AETHMA, in collaboration with CEDMA which seeks to boost the gastronomic offering during the mid-season and showcase the creativity of local chefs participating establishments are spread throughout the municipality allowing diners to enjoy a pleasant stroll through the streets of Dénia while discovering new offerings saltpeter and wet rockThis morning begins with a leisurely stroll along Les Rotes that stretch of coast where words are unnecessary and steps slow down with the calm of someone who has nothing urgent and everything The kind that awakens when the air smells of the sea and the conversation flows without a prior plan To our left, the sea. Blue, immense, trusting. To the right, the Montgó, that sleeping giant that seems to bless every corner of Dénia the sound of the waves and the aroma of embersSomething catches us without warning: the smell of salt of sharing dishes without looking at the clock We have reached the restaurant MenaWhite walls and an atmosphere that isn't invented: it's felt The terrace opens onto the sea like a blank page The sun shines in from the side and the sea is so close that you can touch it with a fork.The tablecloth flutters in the breeze and the cutlery clinks discreetly the Mediterranean isn't just seen: it's heard We sat down like those who already knew what to expect There are no disguises here: there are embers rice and freshly brought fishThe menu speaks of rooted cuisine of hands that know when to take the paella off the heat without looking at the time the adults look at the menu as if it were a map of familiar flavors just a desire to be there.And try that red shrimp that's almost a local religion that grilled squid that crunches on the outside and melts on the inside The children dip bread and the adults toast slowly.The white wine arrives chilled and becomes a conversation piece One of those wines that needs no explanation because it fits in with the light and the company We clean our plates as if each bite anchors us a little deeper.The seagulls approach without disturbing The aroma of rice mixes with that of the sea and it is impossible to distinguish which is more exciting Everything tastes like it should tasteAnd that's not easy It's not every day you find rice like this The sea continues to shine and the after-dinner conversation continues without guilt.Everything happens to the rhythm of the horizon as if moving would break something sacred.It's the kind of meal that ends up in the table and continues in the memory It is the place to which one returns when one wants to reconnect with the essentialAnd that It's not just a meal; it's an emotional anchor on the map of Dénia The Mena Restaurant in Dénia needs no embellishment authentic flavor and respect for what is always the same.And it shows in every gesture made with hands that understand fire and time This corner of Les Rotes is an unavoidable destination Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) Content presented on this service may be based on limited data such as the website or application you are using or content you are interacting with (or have interacted with) (for example to limit the number of times you are presented with a particular video or article) through its Department of Environment and Climate Change has taken significant steps to protect vital habitats on the municipality’s beaches by initiating the delimitation of protected areas This proactive measure is designed to ensure the safe nesting of the Black-Legged Plover (also known as the Kentish Plover) a migratory bird that is currently protected due to its vulnerable status resulting from various human activities dedicated teams will be seen installing barriers made of poles and hunting nets along the dunes specifically at locations such as the second regatxo These barriers are crucial for creating a designated safe space where these coastal birds can reproduce without fear of interruption This initiative is part of a broader campaign that aligns with the Black-Legged Plover’s nesting period The Black-Legged Plover relies heavily on tranquil and undisturbed dune environments to lay its eggs and raise its young Denia Town Council is asking for all residents and visitors to pay heed to the signage placed in the protected areas Find more news, activities, and local interviews. Prefer your news all in one place?  Check out our online newspapers for your weekly local news fix. French music group Rosenthal has just released a new track called “Dalt del Montgó” sung in Valencian and dedicated to the iconic Montgó Massif that rises between Dénia and Xàbia The song is part of their upcoming album ESSAIS LIBRES which drops on all major streaming platforms on 4 May the northern French band have once again included a song in Valencian in their repertoire The track is already out on YouTube along with an official music video The album features original compositions by Jean-Louis Gadea on vocals The Montgó Natural Park (Parc Natural del Massís del Montgó in Valencian) is a protected natural area in the northeast of Alicante province It safeguards the impressive massif of the same name The park lies within the municipalities of Jávea (Xàbia) and Dénia Montgó’s climate is classic Mediterranean – with mild to chilly winters depending on altitude The area is home to more than 150 species of vertebrates Among the most notable is the Bonelli’s eagle which is considered endangered across Europe The massif’s cliffs also provide shelter for peregrine falcons Humans have been living around Montgó since the Upper Palaeolithic, and its history is rich in detail – from prehistoric caves and ancient Iberian settlements there’s plenty to discover for those who take the time to explore Denia Town Council has put together a programme of family-friendly events in celebration of all saints.  These activities will run from October 31 through to November 5 Focused on the theme of Valencian monsters The ‘Night of Souls’ where only the bravest will dare to enter the Terrifying Mansion located in the Youth Building (Ronda de les Muralles 42) on Halloween itself Family passes will be available between 5.00 and 7.00pm followed by passes for those over 13 between 10.00pm and 12.30am There will also be a mobile disco at the tunnel exit to keep the younger ones occupied ‘The Magic Potions of the Sorceress,’ will take place at 5.30pm at the Josep Ivars de la Xara Reading Agency This workshop is suitable for children aged 4 to 12 there will be a storytelling session ‘Where are you Quarantamaula?’ at the Library will take place at 6.00pm in the Plaza de la Constitucion and will pass through the streets of the Cavallers continuing through the streets of Lorets la Mar Marques de Campo and ending at the roundabout of the Valencian Country The ‘Magic Potions of the Sorceress’ workshop will take place at the Enric Valor Reading Agency in Jesus Pobre Find more local news, activities and profile interviews for Costa Blanca North. A memorial is shown in late March at Denia Park for 16-year-old Ely Mendez Gomez a Denton High School junior who was found fatally shot on Feb 20-year-old Marcus Williams and 18-year-old Gabrielle Cortes on murder and robbery charges Tuesday in the shooting death of a Denton High School student in February Marcus Williams' True Bill of Indictment was made publicly available Friday His bond was set at $500,000 for the one count of capital murder The indictment alleges Williams intentionally caused the death of an individual while attempting to commit or committing the offense of robbery A grand jury indicted a couple on murder and robbery charges Tuesday in the shooting death of a Denton High School student of Sanger was indicted on one count of capital murder 18-year-old Gabrielle Rose Cortes of Denton was indicted on one count of aggravated robbery Williams was originally arrested on a first-degree murder charge and Cortes on a capital murder charge in late February After the cases were submitted to the Denton County District Attorney’s Office a grand jury indicted them on the amended charges Williams’ indictment was not publicly available Wednesday and he must be served before it becomes public First Assistant District Attorney Jamie Beck said on the far west side of the south parking lot off Bernard Street near Roselawn Drive Denton police and firefighter paramedics were dispatched to an unconscious person call from a third party who reported seeing an unresponsive driver in a white sedan and a bullet hole in a window Medics transported the driver to Medical City Denton The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office later identified the deceased person as Ely Mendez Gomez Cortes was a passenger in Mendez Gomez’s vehicle at the time of the shooting She told a police detective that she was hanging out with Mendez Gomez in his vehicle when a masked person wearing all-black clothing knocked on the driver’s side window and said something to Mendez Gomez The affidavit states Cortes said that she did not remember what the person said to Mendez Gomez but that she saw a gun in the person’s hand Mendez Gomez put the vehicle in reverse and said something like The vehicle came to a rest in a ditch on the far east side of the parking lot Two third-party witnesses in another area of the park went over to the sedan shortly after the crash They told the detective they saw a masked person wearing all black standing by the wrecked sedan The witnesses specified that the masked person was standing near the passenger side of the vehicle where Cortes was sitting They said they never saw anyone else walking in the park The affidavit states that Cortes also said she saw the masked person at the scene of the wreck She said this was the same person who knocked on the window before the wreck she allegedly stated that the masked person was standing in front of the vehicle by a tree after the wreck Officers located a single .40-caliber spent shell casing in the parking lot where witnesses said the vehicle was parked before the shooting investigators identified Cortes’ boyfriend Cortes allegedly told investigators that she had not seen Williams the day or night of the shooting But investigators obtained multiple search warrants for electronic communication records and location data These searches yielded evidence that Williams had followed the path of Mendez Gomez and Cortes before the shooting The affidavits state that security footage from nearby businesses and residences captured a black Hyundai Elantra that matched one belonging to Cortes One video showed Williams getting into the driver’s seat of the Elantra in front of his house on the night of the shooting Williams’ location data placed him at Cortes’ house just before following Cortes and Mendez Gomez to the shooting location Another video showed a person who matched the description of Williams walking down Roselawn Drive A detective applied for and obtained an arrest warrant for Williams on Feb He remains in the Denton County Jail as of Wednesday afternoon Williams could face life without parole or death if convicted depending on if the state seeks the death penalty a “person with knowledge of the incident” spoke to the detective about statements Cortes allegedly made after the shooting An affidavit states that witnesses had a conversation with Cortes in which she admitted that the shooting was a robbery that she and Williams planned The couple planned the robbery because “they needed money,” according to the affidavit Cortes allegedly told the witnesses that Williams was using her phone location through an app to track her and Mendez Gomez The affidavit states Cortes said she knew Williams would have a gun Investigators interviewed Cortes multiple times throughout the investigation The affidavit states that she made statements that contradicted the evidence and facts that investigators gathered They applied for and obtained a capital murder warrant for Cortes’ arrest on Feb Cortes posted $250,000 bail and was released from the Denton County Jail on March 8 her indictment accuses her of aggravated robbery It states that while “committing theft of property with intent to obtain or maintain control of said property [she did] intentionally or knowingly threaten or place [Mendez Gomez] in fear of imminent bodily injury or death Cortes could face up to 99 years or life in prison BROOKE COLOMBO can be reached at 940-566-6882 and bcolombo@dentonrc.com Denia is set to enhance its public safety and traffic management by installing 130 state-of-the-art video surveillance cameras equipped with advanced artificial intelligence capabilities which will extend to areas such as La Xara and Jesus Pobre aims to boost the town’s security infrastructure significantly The ambitious project will cost €878,000 and have three primary objectives: enhancing resident security and ensuring the sustainability of tourism in the region The entire project is anticipated to take approximately three years to complete 93 cameras will be initially installed throughout 2025 a 6-screen video wall will be set up at the local police headquarters to facilitate real-time monitoring of recorded images the surveillance system will offer advanced functionality for conducting specific searches on the captured and stored images This technology will also facilitate the activation of alerts should any unusual activities be detected significantly bolstering Denia’s ability to respond proactively to security concerns Another point of note is that the new cameras will be able to read licence plates and assess vehicle speeds the Council has highlighted that their purpose is not to impose fines for traffic offences Find more local news, activities, and profile interviews.  Alternatively, check out our online newspapers for your weekly local news! tram users between Denia and Benidorm can once more enjoy a direct connection and the line officially opened on January 28 the President of the Generalitat Valenciana and other dignitaries inspected the new viaducts at Altea and El Mascarat The visit commenced at the Altea Railway Station and covered a considerable part of the route along the Benidorm-Denia line including the segment connecting Altea with the Mascarat viaduct President Mazon spoke about the immense improvements that have been made stating that “the direct connection will significantly reduce travel time—by nearly an hour for those travelling from Denia to Alicante and a full week annually for those who commute daily.” The renovation facilities are reported to provide a more sustainable modern and accessible train service in a crucial area of tourism the route can now operate without the need for transfers addressing an inconvenience that users have been faced with since April last year the part of the project that involved the Algar River included the construction of a new bridge that runs parallel with the existing one The new viaduct measures 226 metres in length and six metres in width providing ample space for pedestrians and improving accessibility Find more local news, activities,and profile interviews.  Prefer to read your news in one place? Check out our online newspapers for your local weekly news fix the city of Dénia once again becomes the epicentre of traditional gastronomy with the XI edition of the Cuchara ConferenceOn this occasion numerous local restaurants are participating by offering weekly menus that celebrate the most deep-rooted and comforting flavours of the season with recipes that highlight the essence of home-made and regional cuisine the Mosset Dénia offers a variety of stews that combine strong and traditional flavours: Nauta Port focuses on dishes that combine seafood and legumes to create nutritious and delicious flavors: presents a proposal that highlights seasonal products: El Greco Bistro It stands out for fusing traditional ingredients with innovative techniques: Each of these restaurants offers its own personal touch allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable culinary experience in Dénia Dénia Spoon DaysThey are the perfect excuse to explore the local gastronomic richness and delight in the best spoon dishes JOIN hundreds of people in celebrating the New Year in Dénia at La Glorieta del País Valencia Every year residents and visitors alike gather at the centre of Dénia to celebrate the New Year together and keep the streets bars and restaurants bustling and partying till the early hours And December 31 2025 will be no different The Town Hall have announced that celebrations will start as early as 11am December 31 with a performance by local children playing bells Following them from 1:30pm to 3pm there will be live music from DJ Pitt Franco and Pepe Nacho to get crowds dancing The music will continue all through the evening and afternoon with a performance by the band Loli Pop from 3pm until 5pm Loli Pop have played at the celebration previously and were well received by revellers Starting just before the big countdown to the New Year at 11pm right up until 3am there will be a performance by the Óxido orchestra If you want to get warm and out of the night chill it is recommended that you sample the local night life bars and restaurants near the roundabout where the atmosphere will be at its best This is one of the biggest street parties in the region and it is completely free to attend To read more articles on Dénia click here.  The Ministry of Health has officially announced the upcoming construction of a new health centre in Denia This state-of-the-art facility will provide a wide range of medical services The centre will also house a SAMU base to ensure a prompt and efficient emergency response The facility will be built on a plot of land that was ceded by the Denia City Council eight years ago and has now been officially accepted by the Generalitat The investment for this project is estimated to be around 3.5 million euros which will be allocated to the company managing the Health Department of Denia by the Ministry of Health until the end of the concession The new health centre will cover an area of 1,600 square metres and will feature seven family medicine and four paediatric nursing consultation rooms it will be equipped with a radiology area housing two digital radiology devices The bidding process for the construction project and management is set to begin next year with the construction expected to be completed between late 2025 and early 2026 The anticipated timeline for the execution of the works is 18 to 24 months the atmosphere at the Sala Condado Club in Denia was electric as the club celebrated a monumental achievement: securing a coveted spot on the prestigious list of the best nightclubs in the world This recognition is not just an accolade for the club but serves as a significant milestone for Denia and the Valencian Community establishing them as global leaders in the nightlife and tourism sectors If you fancy finding out what all the fuss is about why not get a group together and head there for a night of fun Picture a perfect blend of pulsating soundscapes and a touch of exclusivity that sets the stage for an unforgettable evening Advanced technology and dazzling special effects create a sensory wonderland that will leave you in awe Dive into the opulence of luxury nightlife culture where every detail is meticulously crafted to enhance your experience Allow yourself to be whisked away to enchanting realms where your wildest dreams can unfold before your eyes Condado Club isn’t just a destination; it’s a transcendent experience that elevates nightlife to a whole new level This is the perfect place for night owls looking for some excitement at the weekend as they open from 11.55pm on Friday and Saturday nights.  For further information including details of their VIP area, visit their website. This VI International photography festival is coming to the Costa Blanca North and the works of different renowned photographers will be showcased at Denia and Javea and Daniel Rueda will be on display at the Magallanes Market in Denia between now and December 1 Titled ‘Human,’ Barbara Traver describes her series as showing prejudices made in the face of the obvious and cataloguing the people we meet on a day-to-day basis instantly labelling them while forgetting their complexities Anna Devis and Danil Rueda present a series under the title “Happytecture,” in which they invite visitors to contemplate their surroundings from a fresh perspective discovering the beauty hidden in everyday places and stories that surround us and that often get overlooked Download our media pack in either English or Spanish.