Author: Rocky Point Times

Editorial May 2014

I used to consider May to be the best month to be here in Rocky Point, Mexico, but having great weather all year, this year I’m not so sure anymore. If it doesn’t get humid – it can get hotter – then it will remain my pick. The weather has been so agreeable this year, but I have a little niggle in the back of my head that says we are going to be slammed in the late summer months (I think the ‘niggle’s’ name is Sandy). But, as stated many times…it may get hot and humid, but the beer is always ice cold and we have the ocean.

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Valentine and Friends, Revisited

VALENTINEMany of you remember or knew of Bill Valentine, who passed away several years ago, and his wife Jessie. They were a big, big part of early Cholla and Bills book is a history of early Cholla.
On February 6, 2014, Jessie Valentine passed away in her sleep at the age of 87. She and her husband, Bill Valentine, contributed to the development of Cholla Bay

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Dialysis Center: A vision with heart

When Rafaela Felix de Figueroa became President of the local Office of Integral Family Development (DIF) social services organization, she envisioned a dialysis center for the community of Puerto Peñasco. Thanks to contributions from many individuals, businesses, and organizations over the past two years, and particularly the hard work and prayers of the Pittsburgh based Caring Hear

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Arizona’s Sea

As spring break approaches I am proud to say that I have spent my last 20 years visiting Rocky Point Mexico every year at this time. There is so much to offer in the little fishing village south of the border. Rocky Point is the closest drive from the Phoenix area to reach the ocean, and what a beautiful ocean it is. In less than four hours you and your family can be walking along the soft sand beaches of Puerto Peñasco looking out to the calm blue waters of the Sea of Cortez or enjoying one of the three golf courses in the RP (Rocky Point) area. There

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

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