My personal seismograph put the epicenter at City Hall. Damages haven’t been assessed yet, but I’m hoping it’s a lot.
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The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
My personal seismograph put the epicenter at City Hall. Damages haven’t been assessed yet, but I’m hoping it’s a lot.
Advocates say we need the arena as an engine of economic development. That’s not how economic development works. If you
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Here’s a few paragraphs from Wednesday’s dead tree front page story of the El Paso Times: One night in October
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