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Month: September 2011

Girls Night Out

Register Now for your chance to win a fabulous night out with three of your friends! Winner will be announced online and notified via email on Friday June 10th and announced on the Merle Norman Facebook Page Grand Prize includes: Makeup by Merle Norman including makeovers for each of you, a bottle of champagne and

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Local 9/11 Ceremonies For Sunday

9/11 Downtown Run/Walk, Santa Fe & Main (near Abraham Chavez Theatre,) Sunday 9 a.m. 9/11 Downtown Remembrance Ceremony, Firefighters Memorial Park, 314 S. Leon, Sunday 11:00 a.m. 9/11 Commemorative Services, Abundant Living Faith Center, 1000 Valley Crest, Sunday 8:45 a.m. & 11 a.m. Special Service & Reception, Cavalry Temple, 4525 Fairbanks, Sunday 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

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Female Tiger Kills Mate at El Paso Zoo

Officials with the El Paso Zoo said a female tiger killed her mate about 4 p.m. Thursday. Seri, a 3-year-old female Malayan tiger, unexpectedly killed Wzui, her mate, in the tiger exhibit. Officials said both tigers were seen playing and being affectionate on exhibit Thursday morning. Zoo staff immediately closed the exhibit and zoo veterinarians

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Former NYC Police Detective Recalls 9/11 First Response Efforts

As the Tenth Anniversary of September 11th approaches, many are reliving the painful memories of that day. But for those who experienced the attacks first-hand in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania, the anniversary brings even stronger memories and emotions. A first-responder in Manhattan shared those life-changing moments with behavioral science students Thursday at Dona Ana

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Tornillo ISD Superintendent Explains Credit Card Use As District Finances Come Under Scrutiny

The finances of Tornillo Independent School District’s superintendent are under review by the Texas Education Agency. Superintendent Paul Vranish told ABC-7 he welcomed the probe because he was sure the agency would find no wrong-doing. The TEA is focusing on Vranish’s use of credit cards while purchasing district supplies and trips. Vranish said it is

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Enrollment Dips At NMSU

By Justin Bannister Las Cruces, NM — A total of 30,493 students were counted across all New Mexico State University campuses on Sept. 2, the university’s fall 2011 census date. That’s a decrease of 1.2 percent from the all-time high recorded last fall. NMSU’s Las Cruces campus tallied 18,024 students, a dip of 2.8 percent

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