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Month: March 2011

Columbus, NM Raid: Firearm Sale Oversight

The mayor and police chief of the Village of Columbus, N.M., were among 10 people arrested Thursday morning on allegations of buying firearms in the U.S. to illegally export to Mexico, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in New Mexico. Among the eleven defendants charged in the 84-count indictment are Angelo Vega, the Columbus chief

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Sugar Detox: Day 22

Day 22: Water Torture I challenged myself to drink my daily recommendation of 80-ounces of water today. Yesterday I drank 40-ounces. Today, I made it to 60-ounces. I feel so full of water, my back teeth are swimming. I am now convinced that in the 27 years I have walked this earth, I have never

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Sugar Detox: Day 21

Day 21: Chug Chug Chug. It’s been three weeks since my journey began to start eating a healthier diet. So far I’ve learned a lot about healthy eating, but one component I’ve been purposefully ignoring is my water intake. Before I started this new diet, I drank maybe four to six ounces of water a

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Marmolejo’s Fall Trial Day By Day

David Marmolejo’s fall 2010 trial day by day. Day one: Jennifer Marmolejo, who is married to David Marmolejo’s brother, Manny, testified that Gloria Marmolejo did not get along with Mariah Wilson. Also taking the stand were several El Paso Police officers. The defense repeatedly questioned their investigation, including why one officer failed to include an

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UTEP Women Fall to Houston

EL PASO, Texas (AP) – Courtney Taylor had 22 points and 10 rebounds, and Jasmine Johnson hit several clutch free throws down the stretch to lead No. 22 Houston to a 67-64 win over UTEP Thursday night in the quarterfinals of the Conference USA tournament. UTEP’s Kelli Willingham tried for a desperation shot as the

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