Author: Rocky Point Times

RODEO DRIVE

In desperate need of some shopping therapy? How about a quick trip to my now favorite shopping area, Rodeo Drive. What a change from just a few years ago! Rodeo Drive (or you may remember it as “Shacks 5th Ave.” or “The Dirt Mall”) has made an amazing transformation from falling down shacks to today’s hot spot.

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RV’ ING

How many RV’s do you see when you are going down the road?

A whole bunch. Seems RV’ing is the big thing now. No more “tourist cabins” run by Ma and Pa Kettle with Pa saying, “I’ll get around to it”. Twenty-five cent a gallon gas is gone, nineteen-cent burgers from MacDonald’s are no more. Progress!!!

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November Sunsets

Fall is here, the heat of the summer is gone and weather is perfect in Rocky Point, November is one of the best months to enjoy a beach getaway, water is still warm enough to swim, golfers are out enjoying the ocean views and...

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Outside The Lines

Outside The Lines, A literary Column By Marcia Diane We move then from last month’s repeat study of the Mouth To Mouth anthology to an entirely new anthology of international poetry: A Book Of Luminous Things. This anthology was...

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New Mini Market & Café Opens at Sonoran Sea Resort!

This unique, fully equipped and supplied market is actually more than a mini market; it’s a coffee shop, a free WiFi center, a drug store and a boutique. You can get your coffee fix (in all the flavors and styles you are used to) and enjoy it right on the premises in the “Loft” of comfortable love seats and glass top tables while using free WiFi and munching on fresh made waffles, bagels and other classy delights. And we’re not talking just any coffee—only fresh beans from the mountains of Chiapas, Mexico’s best, are roasted locally by Puerto Viejo Roastery and ground on premises to awaken your taste buds. They’ll even grind you a bag to take home!

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Contact

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

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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


 

 

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