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Month: December 2014

Social media reaction’s been negative to El Paso Chihuahuas name; petition started to change name

If Twitter is to be believed, people aren’t happy about the El Paso Chihuahuas name. Here are just a few of the tweets with #ElPasoChihuahuas that liked or disliked the name. Diddy Solis – Watch the chihuahuas go undefeated and all y’all will be rockin these around town lol #ElPasoChihuahuas http://instagram.com/p/fydjIGuoUD/ Joe Herrera – #ElPasoChihuahuas

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Army hopes to save lives through energy conservation, including using solar power

By Ehren Goossens,Special to the Fort Bliss Bugle from Stars and Stripes: The Army is spending billions of dollars shifting toward solar energy, recycled water and better-insulated tents. The effort isn’t about saving the Earth. Instead, commanders have found they can save lives through energy conservation. It’s especially true in Afghanistan, where protecting fuel convoys

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Mexican papers thank US for soccer win

America’s soccer team is getting some love from the most unlikely place: Mexican sports fans. Mexican newspapers on Wednesday published banner headlines reading “We Love You,” and “Thank You, USA,” after the U.S. kept Mexico’s World Cup qualifying hopes alive with a 3-2 victory over Panama. Mexico and the U.S. are usually bitter rivals. Feelings

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EPISD trustees push for bigger role

The El Paso Independent School District’s newly elected trustees are speaking out once again.They insist, just because the board of managers is in charge, doesn’t mean they can’t have a role. At Tuesday’s board meeting, trustee Susie Byrd requested the board of managers make room on next meeting’s agenda to discuss how the elected trustees

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