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Month: November 2007

Thousands Attend Thanksgiving Parade

EL PASO, TX – Sun Bowl Parade officials estimate about 250,000 people attended Thursday’s Thanksgiving parade. The theme for this year’s parade was “Childhood Memories.” The theme made for a morning full of family time. Many people braved the low temperatures and bundled up to see the parade. All were treated to mariachis, horses with

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Thousands Attend Thanksgiving Parade

EL PASO, TX – Sun Bowl Parade officials estimate about 250,000 people attended Thursday’s Thanksgiving parade. The theme for this year’s parade was “Childhood Memories.” The theme made for a morning full of family time. Many people braved the low temperatures and bundled up to see the parade. All were treated to mariachis, horses with

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5 People Found Dead At Maryland Park

LAYTONSVILLE, Md. (AP) – Five people were found dead in a park in an apparent murder – suicide , police said. “It looks like it is a domestic-related homicide- suicide,” Montgomery County Police spokeswoman Porsha Jones said. Montgomery County Police and Maryland-National Capital Park Police were called to Unity Neighborhood Park near Laytonsville around 9:20

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5 People Found Dead At Maryland Park

LAYTONSVILLE, Md. (AP) – Five people were found dead in a park in an apparent murder – suicide , police said. “It looks like it is a domestic-related homicide- suicide,” Montgomery County Police spokeswoman Porsha Jones said. Montgomery County Police and Maryland-National Capital Park Police were called to Unity Neighborhood Park near Laytonsville around 9:20

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Sanitation Strike May Affect Waste Collection

EL PASO –A strikeamong sanitation workerscould impactresident’scollection service. Garbage truck mechanics and drivers for El Paso Disposal point to what they callunfair labor practices as a reason for the strike that began at midnightWednesday morning. The companycollects up roughly2,000 tons of trash a day from El Paso apartment complexes and businesses. Their union held a

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Sanitation Strike May Affect Waste Collection

EL PASO –A strikeamong sanitation workerscould impactresident’scollection service. Garbage truck mechanics and drivers for El Paso Disposal point to what they callunfair labor practices as a reason for the strike that began at midnightWednesday morning. The companycollects up roughly2,000 tons of trash a day from El Paso apartment complexes and businesses. Their union held a

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Parents Arrested In Death Of Toddler

EL PASO – Police arrested two suspects on Tuesday in the death of 3-year old Jacqueline Gonzalez. In custody are the victim’s mother and stepfather. Yara Perez and Francisco Castaneda, Perez’ common-law husband have both been charged with injury to a child resulting in death, a first-degree felony. Police said they found the body of

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Parents Arrested In Death Of Toddler

EL PASO – Police arrested two suspects on Tuesday in the death of 3-year old Jacqueline Gonzalez. In custody are the victim’s mother and stepfather. Yara Perez and Francisco Castaneda, Perez’ common-law husband have both been charged with injury to a child resulting in death, a first-degree felony. Police said they found the body of

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Settlement On Lead-Tainted Children’s Jewelry Prompts Recalls

WASHINGTON (AP) – More than a half-million pieces of Chinese-made children’s jewelry contaminated with lead are being recalled, it was announced Wednesday, in an enforcement action that federal regulatory authorities carried out in cooperation with New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo. The recalled merchandise involves 205,000 pieces sold by Family Dollar Stores Inc., 200,000

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Settlement On Lead-Tainted Children’s Jewelry Prompts Recalls

WASHINGTON (AP) – More than a half-million pieces of Chinese-made children’s jewelry contaminated with lead are being recalled, it was announced Wednesday, in an enforcement action that federal regulatory authorities carried out in cooperation with New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo. The recalled merchandise involves 205,000 pieces sold by Family Dollar Stores Inc., 200,000

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