Mayor Elect welcomes Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Members of the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce recently visited Puerto Peñasco, where they had the opportunity to meet with Mayor Elect Ernesto “Kiko” Munro and learn of his goal to strengthen ties with Arizona in promoting business, tourism, and real es
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Ahhhhh, that is the sound of everyone and anyone who has spent an October day and evening in Rocky Point. The heat is gone, the humidity is lowered, the nights start to get cooler and the wave of happy people coming to our beautiful city keeps rolling on in. October also brings one of the most fun days of the year, October 7th…a certain writer’s birthday from the Rocky Point Times…hmmm…who can that be? Well, I am THRILLED to announce our wildly popular annual ROCKY POINT TIMES PHOTO CONTEST for 2015! The rules are fairly simple yet FUN. Please find your favorite HAPPY HOUR photo from a festive Rocky Point location and simply email it to
Read MoreWilliam Rainey III, a long time Reno business owner, lost his battle with cancer, at his home in Port Orchard, WA on September 3, 2015. He was surrounded by his loving family. William was born April 15, 1929 in San Francisco, CA...
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If you’re driving in Mexico and you encounter problems on the road, be it mechanical issues or any other type of troubles, the Green Angels are just a phone call away. They can assist you with car repairs, provide first aid and offer you information about road conditions or tourist attractions. They are also a good resource for any traveler in Mexico if you need information about what to do in an emergency situation or if you have been the victim of a crime.
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Information on Marine Life is a popular topic for reading and learning by many of our subscribers, and Delanceyplace.com has come up with another interesting excerpt from a book on this subject. We are happy to pass this information along. We like Delanceyplace.com because they donate all their profits to children’s literacy projects.
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Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
