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Month: August 2010

Dolphins Deployed To Protect US Bases

The Seattle Times saw its first dolphin in the garage. Bunsen was lying belly-down on a tarp, where trainers stroked his flesh to keep him calm. The 11-year-old bottlenose dolphin had diarrhea, and physical exams hadn’t been able to detect the cause. So Bunsen the dolphin was getting an ultrasound. One veterinarian watched on a

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Las Cruces Giving Away Free Compost

Starting Sept. 1, compost from Yard Waste Recycling will be available free of charge from the City of Las Cruces. The compost will be available at the Foothills Landfill, 555 S. Sonoma Ranch Blvd. just south of Lohman Avenue . The landfill has unscreened compost that residents can pick up to be loaded onto trucks,

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Manhunt Monday 08/30/10: Vincent Escobar

This week?s MANHUNT MONDAY Most Wanted Fugitive is an individual wanted violent family violence incidents. The target is identified as VINCENT ALEXANDER ESCOBAR (17) of Fabens, Texas. AUGUST 2010: On 08-12-2010 at approximately 12:10 am, Sheriff?s Deputies were dispatched to a residence in the 100 block of Florinda in Tornillo, TX in reference to a

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Obama Comes To El Paso

President Obama will visit Fort Bliss on Tuesday to speak with Fort Bliss soldiers. The President is scheduled to arrive at Biggs Army Airfield at about 10:30 a.m. on Air Force One and stay for just under two hours. He will spend time speaking with solders returning from the war, then leave just after noon

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2-Year-Old Socorro Boy Dies In Hot Car

Two-year-old Manuel Armendariz died after he was locked inside a hot car for several hours Friday afternoon, Socorro police said. Socorro Police and rescue units were called to the Micacita mobile home park around 6 p.m. Friday. Investigators arrested the boy’s father, 25-year-old Emmanuel Armendariz, and charged him with child injury leading to death, a

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