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Month: July 2015

Preventing drunk driving

Authorities in El Paso and Las Cruces will be out in force all weekend. They’ll be checking for drunk drivers. El Paso police say 28 people were killed on El Paso roads this year, six more than this time last year. At least half of those deaths could have been prevented, because a reported drunk

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Fit for ’15 07.03.15: Patriotic Pops

PATRIOTIC POPS RECIPE Base ingredients 4 c. almond milk 2 T. honey (sugar substitutes can also be used) 1/2 T. Vanilla extract Variations:4 T. each raspberry, blueberry preserves (fresh/frozen berries may be used — just blend with milk)2 T. lemon extract Blue and red food coloring (optional) Procedure 1. Heat the milk, add honey and

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Abie Han Ready for Fight

featuring fantastic boxing… local fighter abie han kicks things off… despite losing his last two fights… abie han can put himself back in the running for a title shot… all that stands in his way jose shibata flores… a former champion… han: “he knows what he’s doing. he’s been with the best of the best.

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Chihuahuas Rally for Late Win

The El Paso Chihuahuas scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth inning Thursday to come back and beat the Fresno Grizzlies 6-5. It was El Paso’s sixth walk-off win of the season. Down 1-0 in the second inning, Jake Goebbert launched a two-run home run over the right-center field fence, his fourth homerof

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Mexican TV anchor Jacobo Zabludovsky dies at 87

Jacobo Zabludovsky, a journalist who for decades was seen as a symbol of the tight links between Mexico’s government and press, died Thursday at the age of 87. Zabludovsky anchored Mexico’s most-viewed evening news program for almost three decades, until 1998, covering the nation’s tragedies but also reflecting a solidly pro-government political line while working

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