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1 week ago |
elpasomatters.org | Priscilla Totiyapungprasert
The last time Paul Enriquez was arrested in El Paso for driving while intoxicated was in 2017. It wasn’t his first time drinking and driving, but he had planned to make it his last. Enriquez, who said he battled depression from childhood trauma most of his life, had the intention to kill himself that day while behind the wheel. Instead, a police officer arrested him, the state suspended his license, and the following year an El Paso County judge sentenced him to 10 years of probation.
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2 weeks ago |
elpasomatters.org | Priscilla Totiyapungprasert
University Medical Center of El Paso is set to open its first urgent care center Tuesday, May 27 in the Eastlake neighborhood near Horizon City. The center is part of the hospital’s expansion into urgent care services, with another center on the Westside in the early stages of planning. Though El Paso’s population growth has stagnated, developmental sprawl has shifted residents to the eastern edges of the county.
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3 weeks ago |
elpasomatters.org | Priscilla Totiyapungprasert
The Masoud family took root in El Paso in 1983 when Suleiman “Sal” Masoud arrived from the Dallas area, by way of Kuwait, and many miles, many years removed from his home village of Burqa in northwest Palestine. Masoud, now 63, was among the Palestinian and Arab immigrants – mostly men, many of them engineering students – who trickled into El Paso from the 1960s to 1980s to study at the University of Texas at El Paso.
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1 month ago |
elpasomatters.org | Priscilla Totiyapungprasert
Election Day is coming! Your vote helps decide who leads our schools and how education dollars are spent. Use our voter guide to learn about candidates for EPISD, SISD, and EPCC school boards before heading to the polls. 👉 Read the voter guide This rolling article was last updated Wednesday, April 30 . The West Texas measles outbreak has spread to the borderlands, with 38 cases confirmed in El Paso County as of Wednesday, April 30.
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1 month ago |
diario.mx | Priscilla Totiyapungprasert
Los integrantes (gerentes) de la Junta Directiva del Centro Médico Universitario (UMC) de El Paso aprobaron por unanimidad un aumento salarial de aproximadamente 12.8% para el director ejecutivo Jacob Cintron, lo que eleva su salario a 990,340 dólares, con efecto retroactivo al 1 de octubre de 2024, el inicio del año fiscal actual.
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