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A future for the past: The El Paso Museum of Archaeology on right path, says director
The El Paso Museum of Archaeology is on the right track and living up to its potential, despite comments made by its former curator when he resigned, the museum's top official and its supporters said.
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Funeral services today for 11-year-old girl struck, killed by truck
Funeral services for Michelle Solis, the 11-year-old who was killed in an accident last week, are being held today. The funeral began at 10 a.m. at Corpus Christi Church and will be followed by the burial at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
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Caring for kids: El Paso Children's Hospital set to open
Larry Duncan can hardly wait for Valentine's Day. That's when he and several hundred others will have their hearts, minds and bodies focused on some special loved ones -- children.
›› Photo gallery: El Paso Children's Hospital
Video: El Paso Children's Hospital tour |
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Crime Stoppers of El Paso Most Wanted
Crime Stoppers of El Paso each week releases photos and descriptions of El Paso's most-wanted fugitives for the El Paso Police Department and the El Paso County Sheriff's Office.
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Public corruption: State, fed leaders, including Rick Perry, U.S. Rep. Silvestre Reyes, yet to return donations
AUSTIN -- Several state and federal lawmakers who received more than $100,000 in campaign contributions from an El Paso businessman convicted on public corruption charges have not donated the money to charities as they said they would.
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Crime of the week: Police looking for two men who stole charger at knifepoint; watch video
El Paso police are asking for the public's help in finding two men who allegedly robbed a West Side Walmart store at knifepoint.
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Times Q&A: Actor Luis Guzman's career launched after chance meeting in New York
Playing the villain, the sidekick or a cop, Luis Guzman is known for being one of the most recognizable actors on the screen.
›› Photo gallery: Luis Guzman at El Paso Zoo |
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Star Lighter: In recognition of T & T Staff Management, official sponsor of the Star
The Star on the Franklin Mountains may be lighted in honor of an El Pasoan or an El Paso business. Tonight, the star is lighted:In recognition of T & T Staff Management, official sponsor of the Star
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Changed for the better: New-look El Paso Marathon a hit for 2,200 runners despite cold conditions
The theme for the sixth annual Michelob Ultra El Paso Marathon and its two companion races was change -- and the cold, windy weather that greeted the runners Sunday morning.
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El Paso city reps mull changes to Open Space Advisory Board
A proposal some believed would cripple the city of El Paso's Open Space Advisory Board has started a discussion that could result in stronger protections for the city's natural spaces.
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Sisters of Loretto bicentennial: Barberis used education background to help girls
The energy and intellect that Francetta Barberis had exhibited since becoming a Sister of Loretto at age 17 found new outlets in the excitement of the mid-1960s.
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El Paso ISD students bloom in outdoor settings
Sights and sounds of children clanging xylophones, playing with sand and water and riding tricycles at Stanton Elementary looked like recess at an elaborate, new-age playground.
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Actor Luis Guzman greets 200 El Paso fans, awarded key to the city
Well-known character actor Luis Guzman made his only stop in Texas to promote his new movie, "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island," at the El Paso Zoo on Saturday.
Video: Luis Guzman at the El Paso Zoo |
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Fire causes $90,000 in damage to Central El Paso home
A Sunday morning fire did $90,000 of damage to a Central El Paso home, El Paso Fire Department officials said.
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Gunfire reported before fatal crash in Las Cruces
Las Cruces police continue to investigate a fatal rollover crash Saturday night that may have been related to reports of shots fired near the area.
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