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El Paso · El PasoBy Steve Escajeda / El Paso Matters Whether you’re an avid baseball fan or just someone who enjoys reading about some of the most quirky and unusual antics people can get themselves into, “Tales from the Dugout” is the book for you. The book, “Tales from the Dugout: 1,001 Humorous, Inspirational & Wild Anecdotes from Minor League Baseball,” is the work of Tim Hagerty, radio voice of the El Paso Chihuahuas. It is the latest pick in the El Paso M…See the Story
Book Review: Tim Hagerty’s ‘Tales from the Dugout’ is major league fun
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El Paso · El PasoEl Paso journalists won more than 40 awards in the annual contest by Texas Managing Editors, which were announced over the weekend at the organization’s conference in Temple, Texas. El Paso Matters won third place in Newsroom of the Year, which is the sweepstakes award for performance in all categories. It marked the first time an online-only and nonprofit news organization was recognized in the Newsroom of the Year competition – all previous wi…See the Story
El Paso Matters, El Paso Times, El Paso Inc. win dozens of statewide awards
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Gaza · GazaThe leaders of El Paso’s two largest Jewish congregations criticized U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar for her vote against a resolution that would have labeled a frequently used pro-Palestinan slogan as antisemitic.
Veronica Escobar “Condemning hate speech is simple. By choosing to vote against the bipartisan resolution, you sent a disturbing message to the Jewish community of El Paso,” Rabbi Ben Zeidman of Temple Mount Sinai and Rabbi Scott Rosenber…See the Story
Escobar vote on House resolution draws scorn from El Paso rabbis
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El Paso · El PasoEl Paso Electric will soon offer incentives to nudge some of its customers to shift toward electric transportation and ditch gas-powered vehicles. If you want an electric bicycle, EPE will cover half of the cost. Need an electric vehicle charger in your home to juice up your car? The utility will pay for that, too. But there’s a catch: You have to live in New Mexico. Will similar EV-related incentives be offered in El Paso? At some point, utili…See the Story
El Paso Electric is helping New Mexican customers buy electric vehicles. Is El Paso next?
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Education · El PasoThis is your weekly news roundup, which takes a quick look at some developments in government, politics, education, environment and other topics across El Paso. La Nube Sets Opening Date La Nube children’s museum has set a grand opening date: Saturday, Aug. 10. Located at the corner of Santa Fe and Main Streets in Downtown El Paso, La Nube: The Shape of Imagination is a four-story, 70,000-square-foot museum that will have nine themed-zones with …See the Story
La Nube children’s museum to open in August; depositions set for Annunciation House, Texas AG
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Wages · El PasoAn independent investigation found the El Paso Independent School District did not steal wages from several speech language pathologists as alleged by union leaders, according to a report released Wednesday. In a sweeping rebuke of the claims by the El Paso Federation of Teachers, El Paso attorney Patricia Palafox ruled that Deputy Superintendent Administration Vince Sheffield and his staff gave appropriate wage increases to the pathologists. Sh…See the Story
EPISD investigation finds union’s wage theft claims unsubstantiated
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El Paso · El PasoEditor’s Note: El Paso Matters is partnering with Gigafact to produce “fact briefs” that examine claims about issues shaping our community. NO. Voters are required to show one of seven acceptable forms of photo identification at the polls, the Texas Election Code states. They include a driver’s license, identification card, election identification certificate or handgun license issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety; or a U.S. militar…See the Story
Can Texans vote without identification?
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Two 'highly regarded' TEA conservators will oversee Socorro ISD beginning in May
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