Author: Rocky Point Times

The Sonoran Desert Conference Center Opens in Ajo!

Tucked away on Route 85, between Gila Bend and Sonoyta, sits Ajo. This charming town is a hidden gem for anyone interested in hiking, biking, desert flora and fauna, stargazing, gardening, art, history, architecture…you name it! There’s something for everyone here, if you take the time to stop – which Ajoites hope you will, on your way to and from Rocky Point.

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Ten Questions for…..

Maria and Benito Bascelli are owners/operators of Seaside Window Covering located in the courtyard of their restaurant, Giuseppi’s Espresso Café on Fremont Boulevard. Questions 1. How would you describe yourself in one sentence?...

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2 Fish

The Two Fish Ministry is a ministry dedicated to feed people of low resources. Men women and children come here from different places as well as here locally. We thank God and all all the wonderful people who contribute to this Ministry that makes it possible for these people to get a plate of food on a daily basis.

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Editorial June 2015

May was a fantastic month even with our April winds that showed up a month late. The town was teeming with events, activity and people – always nice to see. We even had some positive press regarding our Home Port, which is slated to finish January 2017 and is reported to bring over 7,000 jobs to the area. This is so huge I can’t hardly imagine. It will be very strange driving to the office – along Sandy Beach – or pretty much anywhere in town and see giant cruise ships docked right off shore. Just imagine how many people from all over the world and all over Mexico are going to discover Puerto Peñasco for the very first time. It will sure be something to experience.

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Rocky Point Times Newspaper
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