September Editorial 2014

Posted by Rocky Point Times | Sep 1, 2014 | Editorial |

After last month’s Editorial, I am sure you will be pleased to see that this one is short and sweet. I am writing from my brother’s porch in Wisconsin which looks over a pond, green fields, deer and lots and lots of frogs which pleases Mom to no end. My niece is about to take us marathon shopping so I need to get this done so the paper can go off to the printer and I can enjoy the rest of my vacation. But it is with a heavy heart that I remember at this time last year my Dad was reporting from “sick bay” and September was to be his last Editorial. Hard to believe it has already been a year. You all have been so very kind and so supportive of the Rocky Point Times and our family and I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

There’s Nothing Like a Therapeutic Massage in Paradise!

Posted by Rocky Point Times | Sep 1, 2014 | Gretchen Ellinger |

All manner of delights await visitors to Puerto Peñasco – meeting new friends, swimming, sunset cruises, snorkeling with the sea lions at Bird Island, long walks on the beach, wonderful dining, quick stops at hot dog and taco spots, shops to browse for unique treasures, cocktails on beachside patios, spas where full head-to-toe body care is available, incredible sunrises and fantastic sunsets…the list goes on and on. Now there is a very attractive addition

Miradas de amor – photo exhibition by Eddie Wharez

Posted by Rocky Point Times | Sep 1, 2014 | Eddie Wharez |

Last August over 200 people got together at our gallery and design center Diseños Casa y Jardín for a special night. As a photographer I have had my work on display permanently at our store and there have been some occasions I have taken part in collective exhibitions. I must tell you, I wanted to take part in a very important landscape photography contest but I needed to have a formal exhibition of my own to meet the criteria.

Don’t Get Stuck in the Sand

Posted by Rocky Point Times | Sep 1, 2014 | Joe Houchin |

The beaches in town and some close to town are off limits for any type of motorized vehicle but once you get a little ways out, you can find miles of beaches where you can drive right down to the water – if you are prepared. Here are a few tips to help you avoid getting stuck:

Chef Julio’s Secret for Preparing Flavorful, Healthy Meals Even with Dietary Restrictions

Posted by Rocky Point Times | Sep 1, 2014 | Joe Houchin |

Chef Julio Velázquez has proven himself a gifted culinary artist, having worked and trained under such renowned Executives as Epicurean Chef, Eddie Matney and French cuisine icon, Chef Christopher Ross in Phoenix. He also served as Sous Chef and Head Chef of the award winning Cheuvront Restaurant in Phoenix.

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