Author: Rocky Point Times

The Legend of the Chupacabra

Posted by Rocky Point Times | May 30, 2013 | Jim Ringquist |

As dusk falls over the arid countryside of Northern Mexico, the farmer heads home, leaving his cows, horses and goats snug in their pens. Lurking in the shadows, however, is a hairless gargoyle with long, razor-sharp teeth: the...

Laguna Shores Oceanfront Resort recommends the following ways to stay in touch with your family while you’re enjoying your vacation

Posted by Rocky Point Times | May 30, 2013 | Lannette Phipps |

One of the main concerns of vacationing beyond transportation and lodging is how to stay in touch...

Six ways to get your groove on in May

Posted by Rocky Point Times | May 2, 2013 | Anita Kaltenbaugh |

Nothing says summertime like spending the day in the sun lying on the beach, having a cold drink in your hand and finishing it all off with some great music and a place to get your groove on. Rocky Point in May offers fantastic...

CIVIC HOLIDAYS IN MEXICO

Posted by Rocky Point Times | May 2, 2013 | Rosarie Salerno |

There are three classifications of Holidays in Mexico: Statutory, Civic and Festivities. This article will review the 12 Civic holidays observed by the nation. Workers may take a Civic Holiday day off, but are not entitled to be...

Ask Cap’n Greg

Posted by Rocky Point Times | May 2, 2013 | Ask Cap'n Greg |

Spring break followed by Easter week in Rocky Point is something like Honey Boo Boo followed by Octomom. Both are equally outrageous, but you just can’t stop yourself from looking. You may think that when the big...