By Kent PatersonPhotos by Kent Paterson For years, residents of El Paso’s south-central Chamizal area have waged battles against pollution

The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
By Kent PatersonPhotos by Kent Paterson For years, residents of El Paso’s south-central Chamizal area have waged battles against pollution
The following guest column was submitted anonymously, but I thought it was an entertaining (and concerning, if it’s true) read.
Here’s an op-ed from Morten Naess in the El Paso Times: As a retired Sierra Medical Center emergency room physician,
Since August 15, El Paso has been pouring raw sewage into the Rio Grande. From BorderReport.com: Between 3 million and
Living on the edge of three states and two countries makes you appreciate the arbitrary vagaries of legislative jurisdictions. In
Reduce. Reuse. Refuse to buy any more plastic.
From a Letter to the Editor in the El Paso Times: Last week, KFOX News reported on a vaccination event