The word on the street is that lame duck carpetbagger Andrea Hutchins of the El Paso Chamber has organized letters
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The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
The word on the street is that lame duck carpetbagger Andrea Hutchins of the El Paso Chamber has organized letters
by Vanessa Johnson The Chihuahua Desert is an ecological treasure; it is the largest and most biodiverse desert in the
This post was originally published on April 10, 2024 by ricklobello on the ILoveParks WordPress blog. In just a few
By Kent Paterson Long known as the Sun City, perhaps El Paso will soon be monikered the Semi City, and
An alert reader hipped me to the Public Interest Research Group’s Fall 2023 publication Highway Boondoggles 8: Doubling Down on
by Max Grossman On May 3, the Texas House passed HB 78, which would increase the registration fee for a
I am against widening the freeway, and subsequently building a deck over it. Widening the freeway to reduce traffic is
“It’s the most congested part of the freeway,” they say. I took that picture up there this morning (Tuesday, August
Recently Lina Ortega and David Jerome penned an opinion piece for the El Paso Times. Here’s some of it: Sixty
Saturday, March 5 (tomorrow, or today, or last week, depending on when you are reading this) TEDx El Paso is
Gas is as expensive as it has been in a while, and it’s going to get dearer. Supply chain disruptions
Building the Borderland Expressway makes more sense for El Paso than widening the freeway downtown. If we removed the through
TxDOT has released a couple of proposals for the freeway downtown. They’re not pretty. Here’s a link (with an opportunity
Vic Kolenc covers the downtown freeway deck park in this story from the El Paso Times: A project to build
I could tolerate the deck park, maybe, if the plans didn’t include widening the freeway, and increasing the traffic coming
Did you know that blight was a condition to creating a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone in Texas? From the Texas
Here’s a story from Bloomberg CityLab about the futility of trying to reduce traffic congestion by widening freeways. “We know
An alert reader sent me to this story in New Mexico In Depth: Albuquerque voters will decide in November whether
The latest push from the people who want to build a deck over the freeway is connectivity. Connect those neighborhoods