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Features
editorial columns by feature writers
6,000th Article!
by Martin Myall •
On the 4th of August, 2014 the online Seaside Gazette clocked up its 5,000th article and today just over 10 months later, we’ve hit the 6,000 mark! That’s six thousand articles of news and other information!
Water Bombing Practice
by Gazette Reader •
This is Lago Vinuela at midday 17/06/2015, I thought there was a fire somewhere at first but the plane dumped the water it had picked up a couple of minutes later.
Jacques van de Spiegle
by Gazette Reader •
My name is Jaap Bijl. I’m living in the Netherlands. I am making an historical inquiry about the Second World War in the region in which I was born.
Almuñécar’s New Day
by Martin Myall •
On the 14th of June Trinidad Herrera was reelected to the Mayoralty of Almuñécar, but this time, as the head of the most-voted party.
Inter English Centre
by Anne Eastwood •
Now I’m not the first to recognise that there aren’t many businesses in Almuñécar that can boast 25 months, let alone 25 years of success!
Holy Smoke!
by David Darby •
Despite being completely rubbish at golf, I reckon I could get a hole-in-one just about every time at the Top of the Rock Golf Course in Branson, Missouri, USA.
Suki Sailing’s New Yacht
by David Darby •
Keith and Sue invited a few friends, including me, along to a viewing of their new yacht Suki Aventura, which is moored in the Marina del Este in La Heradurra.
Alertcops App
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
An App that everyone should have on their phone: Alertcops is an application designed by the Spanish Interior Ministry as a public security emergency help for anyone living or traveling in Spain.
Medication vs. The Environment
by Wolfgang K Piller MD •
For some years now a new research area is looking at the question of how medications influence the environment in general, simply through persisting in soil and water.