Part of a passing asteroid entered the Earth’s atmosphere as a burning meteoroid, crossing the Granada sky early yesterday morning.
Meteor Lights Granada Sky
by Vivienne Hughes •
Tag Archive for andalucia
Blocked Storm Channels
by Vivienne Hughes •
We pray for rain but are we, or better said, municipal and higher administrations, ever prepared for its arrival?
Afternoon Library Access?
by Martin Myall •
The opposition party in Salobreña, the Partido Popular, complains that the municipal library (next to the Casa de La Cultura) is no longer open in the afternoons.
Not out of The Woods Yet
by Martin Myall •
There is no doubt that our reservoirs have gulped the Easter rainfall down filling their bellies but it’s not enough.
Sex Games Gone Wrong?
by Hugh MacArthur •
A North-American tourist is being held in police custody over the death of his wife in a rented flat in the city centre of Málaga.
Torrox River Death
by Editor •
The heavy rain over Easter weekend claimed the life of a foreign woman in her 60s in Torrox.
Salobreña Spring Concert
by Louise Powell •
Juanma Alaminos and Anne-Laure Kesteman, who form a popular duet, will be performing in Salobreña in the Auditorio this coming Saturday.
Benches with Wifi
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Mayor of Almuñécar, Juanjo Ruiz Joya and the Councillor for Tourism, Daniel Barbero, had a press call to present their latest, intelligent, street furniture.
Fire Suspect Arrested
by Vivienne Hughes •
A 56-year-old man from Vélez de Benaudalla is helping the police with their enquiries into the hill fire there on the 23rd of March.
Retrieving The Dead
by Vivienne Hughes •
A group of archaeologists from the University of Granada has begun exhuming the mass graves of Franco’s victims in Órgiva and identifying them.