Sleepy Hollow RV Park - QUECHAN 2012

QUECHAN
Sleepy Hollow RV Park
369 Algodones Road; Winterhaven, Ca. 92283 Phone/Fax (760) 572-5101
Located Next to the Mexican Border Crossing. (Hwy # 186)
Walking Distance to Los Algodones, B.C.; Mexico

RV Park Rates
No Reservations, No Refunds (Office open 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Az. Time Mon. - Fri)
(Office Closed Sat. And Sunday)

Full Hook UpMonthly$ 350.00+ Electric

Water, Electric & SewerWeekly$ 150.(Electric Included)
Daily$ 50.(Electric Included)

Dry CampMonthly$ 110.
Weekly$ 50.
Daily$ 15.

Dry Camp includes the use of: (Showers, Laundry, Water, and Dump Station)

Non - Resident Services

Dump Station + Water (Non - residents) $ 10.00
Water & Shower Only (Non - residents) $ 2.00

Resident and Non-Residents
Ice Bag (ten pounds) $ 2.00

Park Manager - Ray
Assistant Manager. - “G”



03/01/2012

Be on the look out for

Police Seek Public's Help Locating Dangerous Bulldog Gang Member

Fernando Figuero February 2, 2012 Updated Feb 2, 2012 at 3:46 PM PST

Fresno police have released photos to the public of a suspect they say murdered a Fresno man on Sunday hoping someone can help lead to his whereabouts and arrest.

Police say Fernando Figueroa, a parolee and known gang member is responsible for the shooting death of Sergio Lopez, 30, who was found suffering from a gunshot wound in an apartment at 5145 E Lane in south east Fresno.

Police say Figueroa, a member of the Eastside Bulldog gang, is considered armed and dangerous and could be in the company of 27 year old Alyeen Garcia.

If anyone has information on Figueroa and/or Garcia’s whereabouts, you can remain anonymous by calling 498-STOP (7867)Crime Stoppers where a $1,000 reward is being offered that leads to Figueroa’s arrest.

Christmas Tequila's

(not all brands shown)

#1 - Alquiia Extra Anejo
#2 - Agave 99 Tequila Silver
#3 - Don Pilar Tequila Añejo
#4 - Dulce Vida Tequila Añejo
#5 - Don Julio Tequila Reposado
#6 - Republic Tequila Reposado
#7 - 3 Amigos Tequila Blanco
#8 - Marquez de Valencia Tequila Reposado
#9 - Los Azulejos Tequila Reposado
#10 - 1921 Tequila Cream
#11 - Azuñia Tequila Platinum Blanco
#12 - Gran Dovejo Tequila Reposado

Yuma Border Area Immigration Deportation

Yuma, AZ-The Obama administration is now implementing a new controversial immigration policy that will focus on deporting illegal immigrants with a criminal history.

It can have a direct impact on our local borders.

Immigration lawyers and prosecutors nationwide are re-prioritizing their cases now.

A memo sent from the director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement basically tells ICE officials to focus on deporting those with criminal history.

"This is going to impact people that don't have criminal records," Rudy Cardenas, an El Centro immigration lawyer said. "If you're in immigration proceedings and you have no criminal record, they'll probably give you a break and release you or dismiss your case."

The memo states guidelines they'll help decipher which cases should be dismissed or which cases should be continued.

For example, individuals present in the United States since childhood or who completed high school will be given a break.

Cardenas calls the policy effective.

"The Obama Administration is focusing on criminal aliens and I think that's proper use of resources that Department of Homeland Security has," he said.

Cardenas also said this will help alleviate the congestion of immigration courts.

According to stats from the Executive Office for Immigration Review, nearly 290,000 immigration cases are pending in immigration courts nationwide.

"I get a lot of cases at the border, at the port of entries that they'll admit they've used drugs in the past and then they're placed in proceedings," he said. "Well now they might not put them in proceedings because they're thinking that's a waste of government resources."

Fire Saftey Holidays

Fire Safety Tips from CAL FIRE

With the return of the holiday season, CAL FIRE warns of the big increase in house fires that arise every year during the holidays.

CAL FIRE has a great video on fire safety tips to help families avoid making the simple mistakes that can lead to tragedy in the blink of an eye. These tips include:

• Never walk away from something cooking on the stove. If the phone rings or someone comes to the door, turn the stove off. Always use an oven timer to remind you something is cooking.

• If a fire does start on the stove top, put on the lid if you can, and turn off the stove. Never pour water on the flames, as that can just spread the fire, especially if you are cooking something with oil.

• Turkey fryers are notoriously dangerous, and CAL FIRE does not recommend using them. If you are going to use one, consider using it outside, away from anything flammable.

• If you use candles, never leave them unattended or in a place where they could start a fire. Consider using the flameless candles instead.

You can find these and many more fire safety tips at: http://www.fire.ca.gov/communications/communications_factsheets.php