Nancy Phelan AKA “The Pack Leader”
Animal Adoption Center of Rocky Point formed its non-profit Corporation in 2001 and has been at the same location for 15 years. On Calle 15 and three blocks east of Juarez on the left corner.
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Waiting for the storm
Looking north towards Arizona, darkening clouds continue to bubble-up. TV weather guys have been telling me for a couple of days the wind, rain and snow currently pounding the deserts and mountain areas of the Grand Canyon State will have similar influences in Rocky Point (early March).
Read MoreStarShine Academy Principles Making a Difference in Peñasco Schools
Last August 12th, 2014 Trish McCarty, creator and founder of the international non-profit StarShine Academy, presented StarShine’s 15 Guiding Principles to a group of about 35 Puerto Peñasco educational leaders, made up of teachers and principals from several of the 13 schools who benefit from fundraising efforts of Adopt-a-Classroom, the local non-profit founded by residents Mark and Barb Olszewski 15 years ago.
Read MoreIngeniero Mauro Tejeda Cervantes of Baja Auto Service is in High Demand by Luxury and Foreign Vehicle Owners
No, we’re not talking about the chain of Baja 1000 outlets, but the small personal shop owned and operated by Ingeniero Mauro Tejeda Cervantes of Servicio Automotriz Baja located on the small unpaved Calle “Los Alamos” one block east of Sinaloa off Miguel Hidalgo (Calle 13 turns into Miguel Hidalgo when it crosses Benito Juarez at Santander Bank.)
Read MorePART XII: Economic Impact of Home Port on Puerto Peñasco
As we continue through a year of Home Port Economic Impact studies as they relate to Puerto Peñasco, this is a good time to review some statistics that have been released over the period and, if covered, warrant reiterating to keep us in tune with the sheer size of the industry that is about to take us under its wings of wondrous adventures and imagination. We speak of course of the cruise industry.
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Crossing The Border
Products which are prohibited to pass (Productos que están prohibidos pasar):
Animals, Plants, and Products Permitted at Touristic Level
Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
