The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
Here’s a piece that makes one question the durability of the membrane between the here-and-now and the afterlife. Mourning seems
As a public service, I am forwarding the advice of Milwaukee police Chief Ed Flynn, who offered the public these
According to various news outlets, Chiquita admitted paying Colombian paramilitaries $1.7 million between 1997 and 2004. Now, the U.S. district
The El Paso Times is investigating the El Paso Independent School District’s hiring policies, and here’s what they’ve come up
Here’s something I lifted from ElPasoSpeak.com: Here are some interesting facts you might find ‘eyebrow raising:’ In the last five
Do you think the Downtown Management District appreciates the irony of their new tagline “Authentico”? Auténtico would have been more
Well, they’re looking at it. The last regime drove the City into a ditch, and current crop are looking to
Remember when the Pope visited Juarez last February. The Diario reveals today that it cost the City of El Paso
You should be concerned about traveling south of the border, especially if you’re a Canadian, according to this story from
In this week’s news, the City is considering jacking the parking rates at metered spots during events. The city is
by Rich Wright This post originally appeared on NewspaperTree.com on 13 June 2008. Juarez isn’t so dangerous. In a long
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Okay, so maybe I’m late to the party on this one. Maybe you’ve already been there. Maybe you’re already tired
I was going to write about this post, on ElPasoSpeak.com. In it you will notice that, even under the model
We’ve got a City Council ostensibly intent on attracting new, forward-thinking, businesses, and they’ve done what? Refused to provide partial
We’re missing an opportunity here. Everyone I know has promised to leave the country after the next election if The
El Pasoans of a certain age will appreciate all the cultural references in this interesting trailer for a video about
Is El Paso getting ready to explode? I’ve heard that before. The news reports lots of exciting developments. Aldea. Luxury
What do San Antonio, Albuquerque, and Tucson have that El Paso doesn’t? A police department that participates in the federal
According to this story in the El Paso Times, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is proposing a fine for U.S.