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From Issue #454
Motorcycle Rally Presents Donations From Last Rally Lucrative Land Near The Docks Is For Sale Graffiti: What A Headache State Chief Prosecutor Inaugurates Identification System In Puerto Peñasco Joaquin Jauregui Mercado Takes Oath As President Of Peñasco Lawyer's School
From Issue #453
Fishing Fleet Will Be Reduced, Some Boats Can Be Traded In For New Ones It Is Necessary To Examine The Terms From CONAPESCA And SEMARNAT For The Reduction Of Our Fishing Fleet Tourism Dips Slightly, City and Merchants Launching New Promotional Efforts Civil Protection Unit And Others Planting Water In Desert To Save Those Evading Checkpoint
From Issue #452
Land Dispute In Morua Wetlands: Damages Beyond Repair To The Marine Ecosystem And Its Fauna Plans To Designate 400M Pesos To Roads, Electricity, and Water During 2008 CEDO Initiates Naturarte Concept For Eco-Businesses Water Purifying Boom In Puerto Penasco Method Of Euthanizing Stray Dogs Will Be Changed
From Issue #451
Problems For The Foreign Tourists Begin With US Passport Policy Changes Less RV Space For RV 'Snowbirds' Puerto Penasco Narrowly Closes Out A Balanced 2007 CANACO Reports A Good 2007, Optimistic Forecast For 2008
From Issue #450
Public Services and Security In Puerto Penasco Being Equipped And Reinforced Frozen Specimen of the 'Vaquita Marina' Being Brought To Puerto Peñasco Poverty Hidden Under The Make-up At Puerto Peñasco Puerto Peñasco: A full-time 'laundry' For The Bours Administration?
From Issue #449
Fishermen Protest City Hall Clifton Family Donates 50 Thousand Dollars For Shelter Eighth Annual Beach Cleaning 'Talacha' A Success Neighbors Express Their Uncertainties Tourism Secretary Inaugurates S.A.R.E. Puerto Peñasco: Next Stop For Huge Cruiseliners?
From Issue #448
Successful Seventh Motorcycle Rally Comes To Puerto Peñasco Mayor: I'm In Favor Of Opening Casinos In Puerto Peñasco Municipal Tourist Police Patrol Begins Operations Lukeville Port Of Entry Providing Special Entry For RV'S And Trailers First Los Angeles-Puerto Peñasco Flight Lands 'Mother's Square' Will Be Rebuilt And Modernized Fisherman's Square: The Shame Of The Harbor Perimeter Wall Built For 'La Montaņa' School
From Issue #447
Working Plan For Desalination Plant Is Presented 50 Million More Pesos To Be Invested In Penasco's Water Infrastructure Gang Of Car Thieves Caught In The Act, Three Arrested City, Businesses Placing Garbage Containers On The Beach Pollution On The Rise In Puerto Penasco
From Issue #446
Working Plan For Desalination Plant Is Presented 50 Million More Pesos To Be Invested In Penasco's Water Infrastructure Gang Of Car Thieves Caught In The Act, Three Arrested City, Businesses Placing Garbage Containers On The Beach Pollution On The Rise In Puerto Penasco
From Issue #445
Authorities Making Public Awareness Push To Fight Extortion 'United Businessmen For Puerto Penasco' In Talks With Security Director In The Opinion Of Armando Guzman, Famous Correspondent Of Telemundo In Washington A List Of The Names Of Municipal Workers And Their Duties Is Requested Johnathan Is Alive Today Because Of His Mother's Kidney The "Charro De Mexico" Makes Puerto Peñasco Sing Freysa Casandra had the honor of accompanying Arnold Schwarzenegger
From Issue #444
Surveillance And Security Increased For Governor's Conference Table Dances, Table Dances, Table Dances. Also: Table Dances Local Businessmen Acknowledge Success Of Governor's Conference Governors And President Meet On Border Issues
From Issue #443
Highway 85 And Lukeville's Checkpoint Aerolitoral's First Hermosillo-Puerto Penasco Flight Makes History Excessive Competition Is Detrimental For Beer Business Penasco Inaugurates New Tourism Industry Academy Local Fisherman Fighting For Rights To Pier Concessions PFP Intensifying Highway Patrols
From Issue #442
Patrol Cars, Firearms, and Segways Delivered to Local Police Mega-paving Project Begins On 34 Streets Estimates Say Shrimping Season Strong, On Par With Previous Two Years City Council Presents Land To The History Museum Foundation Warning Signs In Our Local Ecosystem Larry D. Large Foundation donates land and building for new recreational park
From Issue #441
Puerto Penasco Also Has Its 7 Natural Wonders And Others Not So Natural Daily Blackouts, Complains To CFE Too Public Safety And Beach Access, Two Issues That Must Be Addressed By The P.A.N. Advertising On Public Property - So What?
From Issue #440
El Pinacate Is Contender As Mexico's Natural Wonder High Number Of Table Dances In Puerto Penasco Beach Cleaning Machine Tested In Puerto Peñasco Beaches Being Monitored for "Clean Beach" Certification OOMAPAS Acknowledges Colonies Affected By Water Supply Shortage Secretary of Health On Alert Due To Extreme Temperatures
From Issue #439
Those Affected By Closed Beach Access Present Complaints Ecotourism Helps Keep A Healthy Economy Puerto Penasco Celebrates Its 80th Anniversary With "Sea and Sun" Festivities Cornerstone Is Laid For Puerto Penasco History Museum First Class Of Real Estate Agents Graduates Infernal Heat Wave Strikes Puerto Penasco, Highs Hit 40C/104F Hotels at 70% Capacity for July 4th
From Issue #438
Officials Ask For Sonoyta/Lukeville Border Expansion Access To Beaches - Disorder And Leniency Strangers In Their Own Land - Puerto Penasco has bitter similarities with Cabo San Lucas The P.R.D. Supports The U.N.T. During Conflict
From Issue #437
Dispute Over Beach Access Comes To A Head UNT Street Protestors Evicted By Force The Malecon - Down It Goes - Only To Be Built Again Stopped Wells, Missing Conduits, Other Problems Have Impacted The City's Water Supply Fourteen years of De Frente Fisherman From Different Cooperatives Join Forces To Demand Their Rights Project "Proyecta Sonora" will raise tourism 'Invaders' Occupy Land In Puerto Peñasco
From Issue #436
Car theft on the rise in Peñasco Police stop, seize ATVs driven by speeding minors Port Captain Issues Hurricane Season Warnings It Won't Be Easy To Ensure Beach Access - But Something Must Be Done
From Issue #435
Health Department Warns Against Threat Of Hepatitis A Plans To Construct A Convention Center Are In Progress Properties Must Be Registered Correctly, says ICRESON Complaint Filed Against Mayan Palace For Not Paying For Food Consumed By Its Employees
From Issue #434
Fire In The High Seas - Chronicle Of A Water Rescue Iraq War Veteran Dies In Strange Accident Six Tons Of Crab Confiscated During A Period Of Prohibition
From Issue #433
For The President, Housing, Water And Urbanization Are Areas of Focus Shrimping Ban Begins Rocky Point, The 'Beach For Arizonans' (opinion) The Freight Train, A Great Hope For Many
From Issue #432
Electronic Payments Will Be Made Possible For Tourist Watercraft The 'King Of The Sea' Bursts Into Flames Tourist Development Growth Is Being Monitored Program for Car Identification is Reinstated Fifth Coastal Cavalcade 2007, "Uniting All States"
From Issue #431
Water Supply Is Secured For Puerto Peñasco More than 3.5M Pesos Spent Fighting Garbage Problem Opinion: On The Tourism Industry Stores Selling Drugs Without Prescriptions Can Be Fined, Closed
From Issue #400
Tourism Office To Be Reopened Students And Organizations Volunteer To Clean The Beach Larry D. Large Foundation Delivers Didactic Material to Schools Negative impact of 'The Pointe' on the Morúa Estuary Local Airport Already Counts on Fuel The Old Pantheon, Shelter Of The Homeless And Sad Stories Death - all of us are headed there - no doubt!
From Issue #399
New Investors Interested In Peñasco Arrive Fishermen Live In Uncertainty Undocumented immigrants on the rise It Is Expected That By May 2007, Puerto Peñasco Will Have A Public Sea Front History of Estero La Pinta - Part 1
From Issue #398
Ex-Fishermen Change Their Ships For Motorcycles The Office Of Sanitary Regulations Will Inspect Drug Stores The Naval Sector Rescues Three Castaway Tourists The Motorcycle Rally Expects To Receive Ten Thousand Riders Ecotourism, An Activity That Hasn't Been Adequately Exploited
From Issue #397
The First Catches Of Shrimp Arrive in Peñasco Delinquency Is One Of The Prices Of Development The Second 'Walk For Health' Has Been A Success Puerto Peñasco Occupies First Place In Growth In The Nation Beach Access Needs To Be Respected, Warns the Municipal President Installing desalination plant will cost 100 million pesos An Integrated Sustainable Coastal Association is to be built.
From Issue #396
There Is A Worldwide Interest For Taking Care Of The Biosphere - And We Don't Care! The First 'Snowbirds' Have Arrived The Number of Residents In Peñasco Is Much Larger Than What The Official Data Says To Sell "Carne Asada" Tacos Is A Good Business Fox Will Recommend Puerto Peñasco To Felipe Calderon Three million pesos are needed to build Cultural Center
From Issue #395
The Fishing Fleet Is Almost Ready to Search for 'Pink Gold' Penasco's Tourist Capacity Has Doubled In The Last Three Years The Museum - An Issue That Needs To Be Pushed Forward Peñasco Is Sonora's Real Estate Leader Puerto Penasco Has Grown Because It Was Planned Years Ago: Oscar Palacio
From Issue #394
Peñasco To Host Next Plenary Session of Arizona-Sonora Commission The United States Reinforces The Wall Against Immigrants CAM "LA MONTAŅA": A School In Trouble Frontal Car Crash Results In Six Deaths 70 Tons Of Crab Captured In Last 25 Days
From Issue #393
Puerto Peñasco Causes Excitement In Mexico City OOMAPAS Working Intensly On Water And Sewage Projects Good Omens For Shrimp Fishing, Says CRIP Convention and Visitors Bureau Will Intensify Its Summer Promotional Campaign Abandoned Children, A Grave Problem In Puerto Peñasco General news: Individuals Can Now Import Cars
From Issue #391
They Will Push to Eliminate The 'Dry Law' During Elections Nearly 90% Of The Crafts In Peñasco Are Imported What a surprise! Privatization of the beach People With Disabilities Ask The Elected To Help Them Build A Commercial Center They Are Hoping That Penasco Waves a White Flag On The Health Issue News Of General Interest
From Issue #390
Officials Say Lack of Water Will Not Be a Problem This Summer Fines, Fines, and More Fines - The List of Fines is Very Hefty Several Actions To Fight Dengue Announced Two Companies Interested In The Concession For Garbage Collections Ecological Rezoning Will Affect Shrimp Fishing Train Cuts Through The Most Important Roads In Puerto Penasco 9 out of 10 look for a better place to live 10 million more pesos will be set aside to expand the drainage system
From Issue #387
Clifton Couple Donate 2M Pesos To Eldercare Facility Bureau Of Alcohol Sanctions 8 Businesses Fewer Numbers Of Airplanes At The Airport In June The Least Tern: An Endangered Species In Our Community (CEDO press release) More investment for Puerto Peñasco - A New Airline Starts
From Issue #386
Mexican Immigration Vigilant for Illegal Aliens Problems With Nancy Phelan's Dog Shelter Resurface More Promotions Arrive to Rocky Point During the Sonora Vacational Expo 2006 Celebration Of The Tenth Anniversary Of The Pinacate Biosphere Reserve
From Issue #385
Bancomer Will Open Another Branch at Fremont Plaza This August Penasco's shortage of construction materials Port Captainship Watching Recreational Boats To Avoid Tradegies Wasting Water, the Principal Problem Of The Shortage No Need to Raise The Alarm About Beach Pollution, Elevated Levels were Temporary Powerful Blow Against the Furtive Shrimp Fishing, Dragnets - Catch and Skiff are seized Craft-sellers Supported With Credits
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