Author: Rocky Point Times

LOOK OUT ROCKY POINT… ‘CAUSE SPRING BREAK IS HERE!! WAHOO!!!

Well, it is that time of year again when we can pack up our long pants, jackets, sweaters, boots and other warm garb and break out the swim trunks, bikinis, beach towels, beach chairs, sporting equipment, sunglasses and oh yes, that coconut scented sun tan lotion! AHHHH…SPRING BREAK is upon us! And, if you are not in Rocky Point, you need to get here to enjoy SPRING BREAK 2015 ASAP!!
March is officially the start of the spring break season with universities, high schools and grade schools having their breaks at different weeks throughout March and April. From Arizona, California, New Mexico, Colorado, Texas and virtually the rest of the western USA and many other Midwest and Eastern states, the students are ready for a much needed break and vacation. Over the years, Rocky Point has become more and more popular amongst other Mexican cities as well including Hermosillo, Chihuahua, Mexicali and other northern Mexico cities and pueblos. The fact is, Rocky Point is a beautiful, safe place to vacation where your money goes far, the friendships go even farther and the gorgeous views just seem to go forever.

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Finding Financing for your Condo Purchase

At this time, there are no US Banks offering financing on condo purchases in Rocky Point. In the past, M&I Bank and a couple others did offer financing, and it is very possible that as the economy continues to improve and prices and rental incomes continue to rise, we may see “normal” financing available in the future but for now, if you don’t have cash to buy your dream condo, being creative when thinking about financing is a must.

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Ten Questions for…

Pam Lebsack relocated to Peñasco in 2003 from Evergreen, Colorado. “At the time I was working at the high school and part-time at Evergreen Fine Art – both jobs were a dream! My thought was, however, I was ready for a new adventure! This has certainly been it!”

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Alicia Grajeda
Rocky Point Times Newspaper
383-6325 / (480) 463-6255

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