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Month: October 2007

El Paso’s First Fall Freeze?

EL PASO, TX. – The sunlightfaded fastand temperaturesdropped by the minute. The borderland could be in store for the first freeze of the season. El Pasoans arealready feeling the chill around the city. Most parts of townare expectedtostay above the freezing point, but certain areas could approach the 32-degree mark on the thermometer Monday evening

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El Paso’s First Fall Freeze?

EL PASO, TX. – The sunlightfaded fastand temperaturesdropped by the minute. The borderland could be in store for the first freeze of the season. El Pasoans arealready feeling the chill around the city. Most parts of townare expectedtostay above the freezing point, but certain areas could approach the 32-degree mark on the thermometer Monday evening

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Four EPISD Schools Named To TBEC Honor Roll For 2007

STATE and LOCAL REPORTS — The El Paso Independent School District reports that teachers and administrators from four of their campuses were recognized as Honor Roll Schools by the Texas Business and Education Coalition. The representatives werehonoredduringceremonies this weekin Austin, officials said. In a news release. the district said Silva Health Magnet, Crockett Elementary, Hart

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Four EPISD Schools Named To TBEC Honor Roll For 2007

STATE and LOCAL REPORTS — The El Paso Independent School District reports that teachers and administrators from four of their campuses were recognized as Honor Roll Schools by the Texas Business and Education Coalition. The representatives werehonoredduringceremonies this weekin Austin, officials said. In a news release. the district said Silva Health Magnet, Crockett Elementary, Hart

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UPDATE: President Promises Federal Help For Wildfire Victims

WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush mobilized federal emergency assistance Tuesday on behalf of Southern California officials struggling with devastating wildfires, and scheduled a visit to the stricken region on Thursday. “The president wants to travel to California to witness firsthand what the people there are going through with these wildfires,” White House press secretary Dana

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UPDATE: President Promises Federal Help For Wildfire Victims

WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush mobilized federal emergency assistance Tuesday on behalf of Southern California officials struggling with devastating wildfires, and scheduled a visit to the stricken region on Thursday. “The president wants to travel to California to witness firsthand what the people there are going through with these wildfires,” White House press secretary Dana

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Mexican Firefighters Helped In California

TIJUANA,BCN,MX(AP) – About 60 Mexican firefighters crossed the border to help battle California wildfires – then returned home as a separate blaze roared up on the Mexican side. About 30 firefighters each from the Mexican cities of Tijuana and Tecate headed north Sunday when the wildfires started in San Diego County. But the Mexican firefighters

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Mexican Firefighters Helped In California

TIJUANA,BCN,MX(AP) – About 60 Mexican firefighters crossed the border to help battle California wildfires – then returned home as a separate blaze roared up on the Mexican side. About 30 firefighters each from the Mexican cities of Tijuana and Tecate headed north Sunday when the wildfires started in San Diego County. But the Mexican firefighters

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