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As this week was National Statistics in Schools Week, students at Aoy took the opportunity to learn more about how the facts and figures from the U.S. Census help schools and communities like theirs. Officials …
March, 2020
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6 March
Video: Your City in 5 – Week ending March 6
Host Rick Isaias brings you the latest news, information and events from around the City of El Paso, including: · Corona Virus · Census Count Set to Begin · Zoo Conservation Efforts · Zoo Elephant …
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6 March
EPCC adopts Anthony Elementary to promote a College-Going Culture
On Friday morning, El Paso Community College (EPCC) adopted Anthony Elementary as part of its school adoption program during a proclamation ceremony held at the school. EPCC President Dr. William Serrata welcomed Anthony Independent School …
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6 March
Unidos Special Olympic Games bring student athletes of all capabilities to Burges
More than 700 athletes from throughout the El Paso Independent School District participated in the Unidos Special Olympic Games Thursday at Burges High School. For the first time, the games included an event that brought together …
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6 March
TxDoT, Connect 10 Project closures, detours for week of March 8
Here’s a look at project closures for the week ahead including some high impact and long term closures on the I-10 Connect project. While overnight closures will continue next week on Interstate 10 at US …
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6 March
Experts say COVID-19 could hurt Texas trade and border economy
Economists monitoring the potential effects of the coronavirus on Texas’ international trade are adopting the tone of health officials: Be prepared, be prudent, but don’t panic. But they believe it’s only a matter of time …
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6 March
Montwood students win third place in 2020 Census video contest
Montwood High School audio/visual production students created a winning video for the 2020 Census Make Your Voice Count High School Competition. Ruby Reza, Vanesa Martinez and Kaylee Reyes earn third place in the contest by …
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6 March
Video: Sun City Bliss – Episode 1
In this edition of Sun City Bliss, host Soraya Palacios brings you the latest information from Fort Bliss and the city’s programs, including: · Welcoming Fort Bliss Families · Honoring Our Veterans · Veteran Initiatives …
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5 March
El Paso’s Health Department Honored for Excellence in the Border Region
The Department of Public Health has been recognized as the 2020 Local Health Department of the Year Award by the Texas Association of City & County Health Officials (TACCHO). “This accolade could not come at …
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5 March
Texas Society of Architects to hold 2022 Annual Conference, Design Expo in El Paso
Visit El Paso and the El Paso Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), announced Thursday that the Texas Society of Architects (TxA) will hold its Annual Conference and Design Expo here in the …
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5 March
Telles Academy opens food pantry to benefit area students
A new food pantry organized by the El Paso Independent School District in partnership with El Pasoans Fighting Hunger will kick off this week to help families in need. After seeing a call for food …
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5 March
City hosts Veteran Town Hall Saturday
This Saturday, March 7th, the City of El Paso will be hosting a Veterans Town Hall to discuss programs and outreach for Sun City Veterans. Officials say the Town Hall will run from 3pm – …
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5 March
TTUHSC El Paso’s Woody L. Hunt School of Dental Medicine receives CODA Initial Accreditation
The Woody L. Hunt School of Dental Medicine at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso has received the final accreditation necessary to open the dental school next year. On January 30, the school …
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5 March
City, Neighborhood Associations prepare for 2020 Great American Cleanup
The 2020 Great American Cleanup is set for March 28th, and the city is again inviting the public to take part in the annual event. The City’s Environmental Services Department (ESD), Streets and Maintenance Department …
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5 March
What can Texas do if a coronavirus outbreak hits?
Addressing the possibility of person-to-person spread of the new coronavirus that originated in China, U.S. health officials said this week that it would fall to states to decide what control measures are necessary to confront …
