Editor's note: This is a breaking news story More information will be added when details become available A rapidly moving wildfire has ignited near La Presa early Thursday afternoon. An evacuation order was issued and later lifted according to a spokesperson from the San Miguel Fire Department San Miguel Batallion Chief Andrew Lawler said the fire had been contained after growing to roughly 12 acres by about 2 p.m For details on evacuation area, please see the county's live Emergency Map. (KGTV) – A car slammed into a power pole in Spring Valley Monday night leaving numerous area residents without power for several hours According to the California Highway Patrol a silver Ford vehicle crashed into a pole in the 2300 block of Bancroft Drive at around 9:30 p.m. shearing the pole and sending power lines to the ground CHP officials said the driver fled the scene as the downed pole caused a power outage in many parts of Spring Valley and La Presa the car’s owner reported the Ford as stolen; a description of the driver involved in the wreck was not immediately available San Diego Gas & Electric crews worked through the night to restore power to those affected nearly all customers impacted by the outage had their electricity back Tropical Storm Alberto was a godsend for water supply in Mexico’s northern states of Nuevo León and Tamaulipas bringing rain that caused dam levels to rise significantly this week Alberto, which made landfall in Tamaulipas early Thursday morning and quickly downgraded to a tropical depression brought extremely heavy rain to northeastern Mexico The three reservoirs that supply water to the city of Monterrey were among those that benefited from the much-needed precipitation In a post to X on Monday morning the National Water Commission’s general director for the Rio Grande Basin reported that the La Boca Dam was at 36.95% of capacity while the El Cuchillo Dam was at 31.67% and the Cerro Prieto Dam was at just 4.96% “Good morning, cheer up! We’re relying on a cyclone,” Luis Carlos Alatorre wrote at the top of his post, referring to the storm that was flagged as a potential tropical cyclone as it moved through the Gulf of Mexico earlier this week At 9 a.m. Friday morning, about 28 hours after Alberto made landfall, Alatorre said that La Boca was at 104.19% of capacity while El Cuchillo was at 49.21% and Cerro Prieto was at 29.83% Como medida preventiva, ante las #Lluvias que sigue generando #Alberto, ahora como #BajaPresión remanente se incrementó la extracción de 139 m³/s a 211 m³/s Se encuentra al 100% de llenado. Con ingresos de 362 m³/s pic.twitter.com/GbzN28rEeh — Conagua (@conagua_mx) June 21, 2024 water levels in La Boca have increased by more than 67 percentage points since Monday morning while those in El Cuchillo and Cerro Prieto have risen by 17.5 points and 25 points Floodgates were opened at La Boca on Thursday allowing water to run to the El Cuchillo Dam Alatorre also reported on Friday that the recently-built La Libertad Dam in Nuevo León was at 12% of capacity “The new Libertad Dam is now a reality,” Nuevo León Governor Samuel García said in a video message during a visit to the dam on Thursday He noted that Alberto had brought “a tremendous downpour” to Nuevo León, which went through a water crisis in 2022 Governor Américo Villareal also took to social media to comment on the “great benefits” brought by Tropical Storm Alberto “In different municipalities between 200 and 350 millimeters of rain has been recorded. Some streams and rivers continue to fill up, which is beneficial to increase the [water level] percentages of our reservoirs and lagoon systems, which is so needed at this time,” he wrote on X on Thursday afternoon The Vicente Guerrero Dam in the municipality of Padilla — whose water levels had declined significantly — is one of the dams in Tamaulipas that benefited from the rain San Luis Potosí and Coahuila also received significant amounts of rain brought by Alberto Villareal reported that the torrential rain had caused flooding in some parts of Tamaulipas, which has recently suffered from water supply shortages He noted that the Corona River had broken its banks and that some families in the municipality of Güémez were being evacuated Four deaths in Nuevo León have been attributed to the tropical storm A 16-year-old in Monterrey died in a river trapped by the currents when he attempted to retrieve a soccer ball and two 12-year-olds in the state were electrocuted in the municipality of Allende when they rode their bikes through a large puddle that was in contact with a live wire ADVERTISE WITH MND COMMUNITY GUIDELINES Subscription FAQ's Privacy Policy Mexico News Daily - Property of Tavana LLC Fuerzas de seguridad federales capturaron en Sinaloa a Jesus N, alias Chuy, quien se le relaciona con delitos de asociación delictuosa, narcotráfico y lavado de dinero El derrame de chapopote ocurrido en playas de Paraíso amenaza con entrar a la laguna Mecoacán, poniendo en riesgo la producción ostrícola en la zona El experto en seguridad nacional, Jonathan Maza, recordó que México aún tiene tanques blindados que datan de la Segunda Guerra Mundial También se identificaron violaciones al derecho a una vida libre de violencia, al acceso a la salud, a la identidad, a la justicia, así como omisiones en la búsqueda de niñas, niños y adolescentes desaparecidos La Secretaría de Salud ofrece cirugías gratis de cataratas en las 32 entidades del país, debido a que el padecimiento es la principal causa de ceguera reversible La agrupación se presentó en los municipios de Tequila y Cihuatlán, en donde proyectaron la letra de un narcocorrido La mujer es buscada en por el FBI y requerida por la Corte Federal del Distrito Occidental de Texas por tráfico de armas, drogas y personas Las vacaciones de verano 2025 están cada vez más cerca, aunque los estudiantes de escuelas incorporadas a la SEP aún disfrutarán de días festivos previos a estas A cambio presuntamente permitió la existencia del rancho donde adiestraban sicarios ¿Te quedas fuera de la conversación? Mandamos a tu correo el mejor resumen informativo. SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department is investigating after a woman was shot and killed in La Presa Tuesday. According to the department, the shooting happened on the 800 block of La Presa Avenue just before 10:30 a.m. Deputies were called to the home after receiving reports of someone trying to break into the residence. When deputies arrived, they discovered the victim with head trauma. "Deputies immediately began life saving measures until relieved by paramedics. Unfortunately, the victim passed away on scene," sheriff's officials said. The victim has been identified as 35-year-old Ashley Bird. Officials confirmed the suspect, later identified as Christopher Bird, 39, was found dead inside his vehicle at Calafia Beach Park. The department added that the motive for the incident is under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to call 858-285-6330 or Crime Stoppers at 888-580-8477. SPRING VALLEY, Calif. (KGTV) - A suspicious incident that took place near a San Diego middle school this week has school officials and parents on alert. A student who attends STEAM Academy at La Presa Middle School was reportedly approached inappropriately Thursday at about 8:50 a.m. by two male strangers while walking to school, the school confirmed. The student said the strangers made comments about how the student was dressed and followed her from the Spring Valley Branch Library, near Kempton Street Elementary School, toward campus. It's not clear, though, if the men followed her all the way to campus. The men were described as both in their 30s, with dark, combed-over hair and facial hair. One of the men has a bleached blonde streak on the top of his head. They were last seen driving a black, 4-door sedan with black passenger windows and a heavily tinted rear window. San Diego Sheriff's Department is currently investigating the report. In a letter to parents, the school warned to remind children to remain alert, walk in groups, and report any suspicious behavior. "As a safety precaution, no child should ever walk to and from school alone. There is safety in numbers," the letter said. Reading"Kevin Serna explores familial..." More fromWork Contact Advertising Opportunities Newsletters Insights + Opinion Creatives + Projects Advice + Resources Culture + Lifestyle Nicer Tuesdays The View From... POV Forward Thinking Review of the Year Jenny Brewer Olivia Hingley Ellis Tree Elizabeth Goodspeed Liz Gorny Extra Search where he grew up before he emigrated to the USA in the late 70s “La Presa is a mountain town that sits just inside the border of Aguascalientes in Mexico and is named after my family who settled there about 150 years ago,” explains Kevin “In almost all of the images my father is beside me acting as a fixer of sorts connecting me with the people and places from his childhood as well as family members I didn’t know I had.” The series mainly consists of images taken during a week-long celebration of San Jose which Kevin felt “drew interesting parallels to this work” and throughout this series warm shades of orange “I wanted the colours to reflect the ambience of the town which is brightly coloured but immersed in muted and dusty browns,” says Kevin I usually describe myself as a reactive photographer I’m big on meditation and feel like making photographs can be very meditative as you have to be so attentive to the present and ready to react while shooting to avoid missing anything,” explains Kevin I try not to think too hard while shooting and trust my instincts When I look back on the images in the editing room the ideas and visual narratives always present themselves.” For La Presa Kevin looked for “moments that reminded me of my dad” “I was also looking to tell the story of this place its values and way of life that I felt were indicative of my dad and our relationship.” Telling these stories wasn’t always as smooth as Kevin would like though with the distance and language barrier being his main challenges during the project “I don’t speak Spanish perfectly and it can be tough trying to connect with your subjects and get them to relax if they don’t fully understand you,” he explains Kevin feels he now understands the distance that was unconsciously between him and his father when growing up but more of a value barrier that I began to understand was at the heart of an odd divide between us,” explains Kevin “There was also a cultural history that we just didn’t share from growing up in the same country or with the same mother tongue.” Initially the project started as a visual exercise during Kevin’s first trip with a camera in 2010 “But after asking my Dad to show me around and tell me more about this place he came from I started to see a different side of him that I hadn’t before I could sense we were bonding on a level that we hadn’t before as he led me into his world,” Kevin explains “When I got the negatives back and looked at the contact sheets there was a sentimental value to the photographs that I did not expect and I knew this was something I had to continue Many photographs from that original trip have even made it to the final edit.” This intimacy and personality is present throughout the series and offers a deeper insight into the town Along with a physical passage to an unfamiliar place Kevin’s project also conveys the journey of getting to know someone close to you the happiness and the beauty of new understandings” Further Infowww.kevinserna.net Rebecca Fulleylove Rebecca Fulleylove is a freelance writer and editor specialising in art She is also senior writer at Creative Review Fancy a bit of It's Nice That in your inbox Sign up to our newsletters and we'll keep you in the loop with everything good going on in the creative world Instagram TikTok LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Pinterest About Careers at It’s Nice That Privacy Policy Insights Residence Creative Lives in Progress If You Could Jobs © It’s Nice That 2024 · Nice Face Logo © It’s Nice That www.kevinserna.net Photographer Kevin Serna’s series La Presa explores his relationship with his dad by capturing the Mexican town Presa de los Sernas male-dominated ritual in which performers climb a 30-metre pole and spin into the air sweat and solidarity of musical subculture Owen Harvey’s portraits offer a charming antidote to the negative press garnered by young men Resistance is an exhibition conceived by acclaimed artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen and curated in collaboration with the Turner’s director Clarrie Wallis We spoke to Clarrie about how photography has shaped protest About Contact Advertising Opportunities Newsletters Insights + Opinion Creatives + Projects Advice + Resources Culture + Lifestyle Nicer Tuesdays The View From... POV Forward Thinking Review of the Year Jenny Brewer Olivia Hingley Ellis Tree Elizabeth Goodspeed Liz Gorny Instagram TikTok LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Pinterest Careers at It’s Nice That Privacy Policy Insights Residence Creative Lives in Progress If You Could Jobs SPRING VALLEY, Calif. (KGTV) - Loved ones are mourning a Spring Valley mother who was shot and killed in her home Tuesday morning and they just keep coming and coming,” Patti Weber said who worked for an internet advertising company was on a Zoom call with a co-worker when suddenly there was an interruption Someone is trying to get in my front door,’” Weber said Another family member eventually called the Sheriff's Department Deputies say Ashley Bird was found on the couch Weber says authorities informed her the shooter was Ashley Bird's husband of nearly 13 years [Chris Bird] lived a double life,” Weber said her daughter became certain of her husband's infidelity and he had just gotten the final documents…He was losing control of Ashley and he didn't like the fact he was losing control,” Weber said Weber says Chris Bird picked him up from school and dropped him off with his brother near Camp Pendleton Weber was a general contractor who worked on the base “He left and killed himself a mile down the road,” said Weber Weber says Chris Bird could be controlling but Ashley Bird said the two never fought during the marriage Ashley Bird dismissed the idea he could become violent mom.’ So she never saw this coming,” said Weber “Some did tell her he was controlling and could snap Ashley Bird's family is now grieving a woman they call kind “It breaks my heart even worse than losing a daughter It's him losing his mom and dad,” Weber said but Weber says her large family will rally around her grandson to support him A GoFundMe campaign has been set up to help with funeral and other expenses Feike de Jong walked the entire perimeter of one of the biggest cities in the world, to capture the strange scenery of the fringes of Mexico’s capitalFeike de Jong is the creator of the app Limits: On Foot Along the Edge of the Megalopolis of the Valley of Mexico 2013 at 3:10 am CT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}La Presa Restaurant will likely close its doors for two weeks and pay fines resulting from village code violations the business owners chose not to argue against in a hearing Wednesday at village hall Details are still being finalized, according to Paul Augustyn, attorney for La Presa, but the business did concede for the official village record that [La Presa] agrees with the allegations ‘in principle’ regarding disposition in this matter the village would have met its burden of proof so instead we decided to agree to a two-week suspension and pay fines relating to village attorney fees,” Augustyn said Augustyn noted that business owner Guadalupe Merchato takes the situation very seriously and noted that in the combined total 15 years he has operated two restaurants at 319 S “La Presa has a long history in the village which I believed helped us come to an agreement here,” Augustyn said Village Attorney Patrick Brankin said investigations found that .8 grams of cocaine was sold between an employee and a customer on November 8 Augustyn said he could not clarify whether the employee was the buyer or seller but did say part of the agreement required that the employee does not return to work for La Presa Augustyn also said the business will ensure that there is compliance in requiring BASSET training for employees who serve alcohol but Augustyn said when the agreement is likely finalized by end of business Wednesday the business will close its doors to observe the two week suspension More management will also be required to be present at the location as part of the agreement “Additional operational measures will be outlined [in the final agreement] that will hopefully prevent something like this from ever happening again,” Brankin said Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. 2016 at 11:45 am PT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}SAN DIEGO CA: The STEAM Academy at La Presa will get a new multi-use field made out of artificial turf and a track to go around its perimeter thanks to a unanimous funding vote Wednesday by the San Diego County Board of Supervisors The board approved the expenditure of $600,000 of county parks money toward the $1.2 million project that is set to begin construction this summer at the campus at 1001 Leland St The fourth- through eighth-grade Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics Academy at La Presa is in the La Mesa Spring Valley School District and was formerly known as La Presa Middle School has patiently waited for this project for a long time and today marks a very exciting moment," Supervisor Dianne Jacob said "This project will not only serve the kids at the academy .. it will also serve the community as a whole during after school hours." Design and construction of the project will be managed by the school district while maintenance and operation costs will be shared between the district and the county the project contributes to our county goal to live well as this will keep kids active and out of trouble because if they are out on that field they are busy and they are not getting into trouble and they are exercising," Jacob said "And it also gives all residents of Spring Valley another opportunity to engage in recreational activities and enrich their health and their quality of life." (Image via STEAM Academy at La Presa/Facebook) A rare tornado warning was issued for portions of San Diego County on Tuesday as a historic storm continued to pummel the area with rain According to the National Weather Service a “severe thunderstorm” capable of producing a tornado was spotted over Chula Vista at around noon The storm was moving northeast at 35 miles per hour The NWS also mentioned that hail the size of peas could be possible as the storm moved to the northeast “Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without shelter Tree damage is likely,” the National Weather Service said in its alert the tornado warning in San Diego had expired there were flash flood warnings and flood advisories for many portions of San Diego County The historic storm on Monday and Tuesday is the result of an atmospheric river hovering over the area the storm had dropped 3.09 inches on Oceanside and 2.45 inches on Carlsbad San Diego weather in January can be stormy, but recent storms have had an impact that the area hasn’t seen in decades. 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Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. and giant holes in the athletic fields of – a huge vacant lot that lies adjacent to the school But that may be a thing of the past after school administrators and County officials held a meeting earlier this month about obtaining State grant money in order to build a brand new "It's a joint operation between the County sports and recreation department and the ," said Mike Allmann The school is hoping to earn a share of remaining Prop a $184 million grant given to the state of California Allmann said that the school started the process about 18 months ago writing up and submitting a proposal to build the athletic fields as a portion of the grant money given to the state must be used by the San Diego County Parks and Recreation Department for improvements The grant they are seeking is for more than $3.4 million "We got feedback from the state that the proposal was strong," he said "We needed to get more community input on the project [over the last 18 months] we held four community forums said that there was a lot of feedback during the design portion Several local politicians also support the project Allmann said that they received support letters from Assemblyman Marty Block and County Supervisor Dianne Jacob The park is an excellent example of a collaborative effort between County Parks and the school district to provide a safe which will help deter gang activity and develop a new eco-friendly park The public and community leadership groups have met in a series of public meetings along with several Town Hall community meetings to provide input on the design and use of the park and address any community concerns The proposal calls for the building of one of three different ideas for the park: a half-court basketball court and an ADA-compliant play structure; Option 3 is the one that is most preferred by the community He envisions this project as a way for children to play on the fields during regular school hours and as a general use park for the community The additon of two more smaller fields will also allow for Under 8 and Under 10 soccer leagues It is also hoped that lights will be added to the project so the park can be used after the sun goes down and representatives from the District hosted a site visit from "three decision makers" from the state in early November "I think it was a very successful visit," said Allmann "That's the feedback I got from Parks and Rec too the state officials have to do other site visits and make an ultimate decision An agency involved with us has also been a part of the teen center in Spring Valley "We won't know anything until the Spring," said Saumier adding that additional feedback from the state could include a second site visit Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. (KGTV) — A homicide investigation is underway after a woman's body was recovered in Bonita near the Sweetwater Summit Regional Park Wednesday According to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department the body was found at Sweetwater and Quarry Roads in the La Presa neighborhood Deputies say someone called them around 3:00 a.m. prompting them to show up at the scene to investigate he determined she was obviously deceased due to an apparent gunshot wound," the department said .@SDSheriff Lieutenant Tom Seiver gives an update on a homicide investigation in Bonita. Anyone with information is urged to call the Crime Stoppers @sdcrimestoppers anonymous tip line at (888) 580-8477. pic.twitter.com/f5Pr7bVDtB — San Diego Sheriff (@SDSheriff) October 20, 2021 Homicide detectives were also called to the scene just south of the intersection of state Route 54 and SR-125 to take charge of the investigation into the suspicious death the Medical Examiner's Office conducted the autopsy on the victim the preliminary cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds The Homicide Unit and the Medical Examiner's Office say they are continuing to attempt to identify the woman Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call the Homicide Unit at (858) 285-6330/after hours at (858) 565-5200 You can remain anonymous by calling Crime Stoppers at (888) 580-8477 This is a developing story and it will be updated as more information becomes available Although Palatine police say the owner's son dealt cocaine on restaurant premises a deal announced Wednesday likely will allow La Presa to stay open because of its otherwise clean record which must be approved by Village Manager Reid Ottesen the restaurant's business license would be suspended also would be responsible for to-be-determined fines and other measures such as having additional management present and hopefully this is the one blemish,” said Paul Augustyn the attorney for restaurant owner Guadalupe Machado At a hearing Wednesday that could have concluded with La Presa losing its business license Augustyn and village attorney Patrick Brankin stipulated that 0.8 grams of cocaine was sold at the restaurant on Nov but police identified him as Jesus Machado The involved employee is no longer with the restaurant and La Presa's liquor-serving employees would obtain the required certification under the agreement Palatine Deputy Police Chief Brad Grossman said a confidential informant tipped off police that drugs were being sold at the business An undercover officer posed as a customer and bought the cocaine from the younger Machado 28 and charged with possession of a controlled substance — manufacture/delivery of less than a gram of cocaine A Cook County judge set his bond at $10,000 a Cook County state's attorney's spokeswoman said Augustyn said that before La Presa opened on Rohlwing Road the family-owned restaurant operated at another location for about seven years A second La Presa has been open on Rand Road for about five years “You're talking 14 years of business with no problem,” Augustyn said If there is one thing that my years in Mexico have taught me it is that the people who have the least are generally the ones who give the most A case in point is how the La Presa II neighborhood in Zihuatanejo is helping its community members survive during Covid-19 closures An initiative began in early 2020 soon after the pandemic forced the government to close the neighborhood’s school which was built with funds from the local charitable organization Por Los Niños As a government-run school in one of the poorest areas in Zihuatanejo it provides a free lunch for all its 300-plus students a program that came to an end with the school’s closing Mothers realized soon enough that not only would the students no longer have access to a nutritional lunch but that the students’ families would need help too: many had lost their jobs and were now unable to provide even the barest of necessities The women searched for someplace nearby where they could set up a kitchen Doña Laura Valdovinos and Elvira Olea Calixto constructed the mud chiminea (an open-hearth oven) according to traditional building methods cooking vessels and supplies and set up their makeshift commissary These women and other volunteers come regularly to cook take names and photos of recipients and give out care packages of food According to community liaison and teacher Rosario Leyva Mata the group has been serving food for up to 300 people a day Organizers soon found it would take the community to make the project sustainable — for what might need to be a long time to come That community has come to be a combination of expats people who live and do business in the neighborhood Among the non-Mexicans helping out is a group of women from Canada who remain deliberately anonymous but are fondly known as The Abuelas Primarily known for their literacy and social service programs at the school The Abuelas now also ensure that there is wood to cook the food bottles of water and meat for a community meal or two each week beans and vegetables provided by Por Los Niños and DIF family services and the local charitable group Juntos Somos Zihua headed by Levya with her husband Salvador García and her children Eryn Rose and Oliver who has donated masa (corn flour) several times for picadillo or tacos and businesses like the butcher Carnicería Michelle which has donated extra meat for pozole and stew on numerous occasions owner of a small convenience store next door to the kitchen maintains the school’s garden so that it doesn’t become unmanageable while no one is there to tend it he supplies the initiative’s kitchen with vegetables like chiles He also supplies fruit like papaya from the school’s trees While the community bands together feeding students’ stomachs in her role as teacher Levya is also heavily involved in efforts to feed their minds some students are taught remotely by television now But a larger percentage of students receive printed activity booklets Teachers communicate with students through WhatsApp Facebook Messenger and even some home visits Just as she does for all the organizations and volunteers involved in the community meals initiative Leyva acts as a liaison for her fellow teachers spending countless hours putting together packages for approximately 260 students Levya says that the cost to maintain this community kitchen initiative ranges from 2,500 to 3,500 pesos a week When asked how long she thinks it can carry on “Once the money dries up,” she says If you would like to help the La Presa II community kitchen project, you can contact Por Los Niños through the charitable organization’s website 2012 at 4:27 pm PT.css-79elbk{position:relative;}A Spring Valley woman who was shot in the left side of her chest by a San Diego County sheriff's deputy says that "she got no warning," before the deputy pulled the trigger Jennifer Orey, told 10News on Wednesday that she walked out of the front door of her La Presa home on Aug because she thought she heard someone outside her house asking who they were and saying that she was the homeowner She then told 10News that is when the deputy “slid out of her gate that leads to her backyard with his gun at his chest.” “He said nothing,” Orey told the interviewer who are you' or something and I was really surprised that there was nothing and then the gunshot went off.” please don't let this hurt anything important.'” Initial reports state that a pair of deputies were responding to a call of a man in a ski mask prowling the neighborhood He has been placed on administrative leave until after the investigation is completed when it will be determined if he can return to work The bullet that Berhalter fired struck Orey in the left breast and and passed through her left arm the deputy that shot me apologized to me and I asked them while I was still trying to come to grips with it… I was still kind of standing Why were you in my yard?'” Orey told 10News except that Berhalter reportedly apologized to her As Orey was getting treatment for the gunshot wound her ex-husband Carl pulled up to the house 10News says Carl described the way his ex-wife was treated as “a travesty.” she put her hand on this deputy's shoulder for her balance and he said 'Take your hand off of me,'” Carl Orey told 10News I am appalled at the way she was treated and the fact that my daughter and I were left with no knowledge of her condition at all.” Orey plans on hiring a lawyer and filing a tort claim against the San Diego County Sheriff's Department Her claim will ask that the department claim responsibility and liability for the incident and will also ask that the department pay for her medical bills and a punitive amount to cover the physical and emotional pain and suffering por los habitantes de la capital guanajuatense celebraron la icónica ‘Fiesta de la Apertura de la Presa de La Olla‘ un evento que marca la llegada de la temporada de lluvias encabezó la ceremonia acompañado por el Presidente Municipal de Guanajuato y otros funcionarios estatales y municipales el Mandatario Estatal agitó un pañuelo blanco para que las compuertas de la presa fueran abiertas mientras la Banda de Música del Estado de Guanajuato dirigida por el Maestro Adalberto de Jesús Tovar Gómez interpretó el clásico vals ‘Sobre Las Olas‘ del compositor guanajuatense Juventino Rosas La brisa refrescante de la cascada rociaba los rostros de los asistentes los asistentes disfrutaron de la tradicional verbena popular 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notice Sign in to listen to groundbreaking journalism BAGUIO CITY, Philippines – Some tourists visiting Baguio City aren’t stopping at Session Road or Camp John Hay – they keep going until they reach Mount Sto. Tomas. (READ: Baguio City: Your complete weekend itinerary) Welcome to the site of the so-called Forevermore tour also where organic vegetables and famous Baguio strawberries are cultivated Obsessed with the telenovela starring Enrique Gil and Liza Soberano tourists visit Sitio La Presa (as it’s called in the series) and there’s even a pay toilet set up for visitors “Ito talaga ang puntirya namin,” said Janice Saldua (This is really our objective.) She said that she waited until school was out so she and her kids could come up to Baguio They plan to go to Camp John Hay next to Joel Cruz’s house said that business has been brisk because of the Forevermore tour Tourists flock to Cafe in the Sky, who enjoy the restaurant’s coffee and soup – ideal companions to the cold weather, around 10 to 12 degrees Celsius. (READ: 15 amazing Baguio City eats)  There’s also a gorgeous view of Baguio City in the east who fall for each other after they meet-cute when he lands on the back of her truck following a botched landing from a jump Here are more photos posted by Enrique and Liza on Instagram:  this camping site is a recent gem and was just established last year It is slowly gaining popularity due to the place being blanketed by crisps foggy nights La Presa Wilderness campgrounds are also free for all but guests and campers must make reservations in advance to manage the number of visitors and ensure everyone enjoys a top-notch camping experience you don’t have to worry about safety since there is a guard appointed by the campground management to stay from sunset to sunrise.  Mesmerizing fireflies also dance around the campgrounds making the scenery even more breathtaking with the Benguet pine trees serves as the main water source for campers offering a refreshing drink to quench thirst when the sun hits high noon you can go back to the campgrounds and unwind while on a swing then don’t worry since they have tents and chairs for rent that’s good for 5 pax Meat is also available for purchase if you want to grill delicious meals because their store sells freshly butchered pork every Saturday Watersource is still under development but fret not because there are stores at the camp entrance for essential items Parking fees can range between Php20.00 to Php50.00 Going on a scenic hike helps unwind the mind and body as you embrace the great outdoors through the natural surroundings of the campgrounds be sure to seek assistance from either the locals or a tour guide if you plan on heading far from camp for a safe and enjoyable adventure One of Talisay’s hidden treasures is the Luayan Waterfalls you’ll get to take a quick dip into its fresh cascading waters the journey is as rewarding as the destination itself A camping experience is only truly complete with the warmth of a cozy bonfire under the stars the campgrounds welcome the tradition of gathering around the flames and even let campers use the fallen branches for the fire Facebook Page: La Presa Wilderness BY CAR: Navigate via Waze or Google Maps and pin Sitio Campo Gym It may take up to 20 minutes from Talisay City Highway to the back of the gym walk from the gym to the campground; it’s usually a 3-5 minute walk In addition to serving as a camping ground, La Presa Wilderness is also committed to enhancing the environment by planting more trees, including pine trees, within the area. A portion of the donations received from their camp cleaning efforts goes to their Pine Tree Project. So, when you camp at La Presa, not only will you be benefiting yourself, but you’ll also get to help in developing Talisay City’s beautiful wilderness relaxing kaau… Lami kaau e higop sa kape nig ka buntag KY foggy Ang place… Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value"