Elida S. Perez
Senior Reporter at El Paso Matters
Senior reporter at El Paso Matters, season three raised-bed veggie gardener
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5 days ago |
elpasomatters.org | Elida S. Perez
Facing potential budget challenges, El Paso city leaders are preparing to establish when they can tap into one of the city’s reserve funds – the pot of money known as the unrestricted fund balance. The city doesn’t have formal guidelines outlining when or how it can use the fund – a “rainy day fund” not earmarked for specific purposes.
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1 month ago |
diario.mx | Elida S. Perez
Un año antes de que la administración Trump eliminara la financiación para una red nacional de centros de negocios para minorías, la administración Biden había puesto fin a dicha financiación para la Cámara de Comercio Hispana de El Paso como parte de una investigación sobre otra subvención a la organización. El Centro de Negocios de la Agencia de Desarrollo Empresarial de Minorías de El Paso, operado por la Cámara Hispana a través de subvenciones federales, finalizó su programa en julio de 2024.
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1 month ago |
elpasomatters.org | Elida S. Perez
A year before the Trump administration eliminated funding for a nationwide network of minority business centers, the Biden administration had ended such funding for the El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce as part of an investigation into another grant to the organization. The El Paso Minority Business Development Agency Business Center, operated by the Hispanic Chamber through federal grants, ended its program in July 2024. The center opened in 2008.
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1 month ago |
elpasomatters.org | Elida S. Perez
Early voting is here! Your vote helps shape the future of local schools—from budgets to classroom quality. 📚✏️ Use our voter guide to learn about candidates for EPISD, SISD, and EPCC school boards. 👉 Read the voter guide Library late fines could become a thing of the past if the El Paso City Council approves doing away with them Tuesday.
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1 month ago |
elpasomatters.org | Elida S. Perez
With a shrinking student population, millions in deficit and rising concerns over financial stability, the May 3 school board elections in El Paso’s largest district will lead to critical decisions that will impact the future of its students and employees for years to come. The District 4 race in the El Paso Independent School District, which encompasses the areas around Chapin and Irvin high schools, has drawn three candidates, including incumbent Isabel Hernandez.
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BREAKING: Dionne Mack has been named as El Paso’s next city manager, ending a process that sharply divided the City Council and drew criticism from volunteers tasked by the city to help in the selection. The appointment is effective Sept. 1. Read more: https://t.co/b8htMlsxe7