It was one Thursday towards the middle of last month that a snorkel diver swimming near the Peñón came across dozens of bullet cartridges.
Tag Archive for Salobreña
A Chance of Rain?
by Martin Myall •
According to the National Meteorological Institute, Andalucía could finally be in for some rain this coming weekend.
Obit: Debbie Green
by Gazette Reader •
A reader wrote in to tell us of a death in Salobreña, Debbie Green, who was well known in town.
Salobreña Warehouse Fire
by Martin Myall •
Around 14.00h this afternoon, smoke billowing out of a warehouse had left curious passersby wondering what was causing it all.
You Might Have Noticed
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Salobreña Oficina de Turismo, which is on the Plaza Goya, has reopened to the public after being closed around a year due to lack of staff.
Euromillones Strikes Twice
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Euromillones lottery on Tuesday visited Salobreña where two residents won 122,572 euros each.
Last Chance!
by Louise Powell •
There’s still the opportunity to visit Salobreña’s medieval market, which began Saturday and lasts until Tuesday evening.
Forgotten Baby
by Vivienne Hughes •
Somebody left behind their baby for approximately an hour in one of Salobreña’s supermarkets before remembering that it wasn’t with them.
Reader: Salobreña Street Cleaning
by Gazette Reader •
Hope this finds you well. Here is something you may wish to add to your online edition.
Sirocco August Openings
by Louise Powell •
We went round to Benjamin at Salobreña’s watering hole, Restaurante Sirocco, and discovered why he’s not opening from 12 in the afternoon.