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Opinion: Pause The Downtown + Uptown Plan

By: Jerry Kurtyka The proposed Downtown + Uptown Master Plan is now set for adoption by the City. I want to point out some of the problems with this Plan, actually, more the process of the Plan, and I am asking that you as a reader communicate with your own City rep as I did […]

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El Paso Talks: Season 1: Episode 30: The Accessibility Corner: The ADA Accessibility Improvement Program

In this episode of the El Paso Talks podcast, your Accessibility Corner host, George Zavala, talks about the need for the city council to increase the budget for the ADA Accessibility Improvement Program. ADA-Accessibility-Improvement-Program-GuideDownload Zavala is asking supporters of the program to call their city representative and ask that they support increasing the budget from […]

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Special Report: Proposition K – The Climate Proposition And How El Paso Electric Unwittingly Funded It

Editor’s note: several original source documents are available for download at the end of the article. On May 6, El Paso voters will be voting on eleven charter amendment propositions. The city’s charter is its constitution. Any changes approved by the voters in May will update the underlining structure of the city’s governance. Among the […]

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Texas Observer, legendary crusading liberal magazine, is closing and laying off its staff

By Sewell Chan and Brandon Formby, The Texas Tribune The Texas Observer, the storied progressive publication known for its feisty, combative and often humorous investigative journalism, is shutting down and will lay off its 17-person staff, including 13 journalists, several members of its board said Sunday. The decision marks an end to 68 years of […]