Turning the tide: Teaching kids about water conservation
By Jesús Ibarra January 11, 2008 San Miguel de Allende

When we turn on a kitchen or bathroom faucet, many of us do not stop to consider that the water we take for granted may one day cease to flow.

Conservation and wise use of water is of great importance in any region where reserves are low, such as San Miguel de Allende.
 
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Art Gloria Espino is an artist who practices “living in the present.” She touches the hearts of all she meets with her courageous spirit and serenity in the face of a life-threatening disease.

Music “The first time I heard Tania Libertad sing, it was a revelation from on high—each note touched a string in my soul until I was completely dazed.”

Lectures Groundwater extraction is drying up natural springs around town. We can help by changing the way we garden, using native, drought-resistant trees, shrubs, cacti and succulents. With a garden like that, who needs a green lawn?

Readers’ Forum Each time I reread To Kill a Mockingbird, a phrase or sequence strikes me like a new chord heard on an old guitar, and I feel another pang of recognition.

Travel Flee a chilly January to spend the week in Melaque, Jalisco, with Jovenes Adelante on their annual pilgrimage to this warmth-worshiper’s Mecca. Warm ocean breezes, fresh seafood and relaxation are waiting.

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