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You'll find dishes like fried Peking duck and shrimp enchiladas served on bean sprouts in this town on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"...the home of Mexico’s largest Chinese community, earning Mexicali the nickname “Little Canton” in China. As a result, the area is known for its Mexican-influenced Chinese cuisine, which has put Mexicali on the culinary map."
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Tijuana-based artist collective, Dignicraft, gives depth to indigenous Purépecha piñatas artisans and their painstaking craft.
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There's nothing more Mexican than a piñata!
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Archaeologists are hunting on islands and under the waves for traces of the ancient mariners who likely settled the Americas
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Interesting finds on Isla Cedros...
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Somewhere in the Western Flyer there is a spirit, said Chris Chase, project director for the Western Flyer Foundation, the nonprofit group restoring the fishing boat that carried Ed Ricketts and John Steinbeck to The Sea of Cortez in 1940.
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The Western Flyer, the fishing boat that carried Ed Ricketts and John Steinbeck to The Sea of Cortez in 1940, is being restored in Washington state by a nonprofit group.
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El Día de los Muertos is a time where loved ones who have died are celebrated and remembered.
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Google commemorates Mexico's "Day of the Dead"...
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Mary Ross explores an emerging wine region, Baja, Mexico, which saw the birth of American wine centuries ago.
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"Now lovers of sun, surf and wine can have it all in Baja, Mexico."
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Gerald W. Haslam Growing up in an oilfield community at the southern end of the Great Central Valley, I for many years believed California ended where the Tehachapi Mountains met the Temblor Range. Southern California seemed to be a continent away. Then my parents transferred me to a Catholic middle/high school in Bakersfield, and I…
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A bit of history...
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