Vol.   7.6.1    November   2010
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After Homecoming Victory over Rice... UTEP suffers 3 straight loses.

Pac 10 vs. Atlantic Coast Conference.

You know that Southern California is arid... as in desert. But, 113 degrees in the shade? The Southwest heat pump keeps El Paso/Las Cruces warm... almost hot.

Late night rain didn't spoil anyone's Saturday night...

The area music lovers will again be treated to a dynamic and precise violinist in Joan Kwuon at the Plaza Theatre Oct. 22, 23. Enjoy the ambiance and harmonics for a level of refinement and classical taste that is unique to the Plaza and EPSO.

Our Lady of the Refuge's Bazaar in La Union, New Mexico will be hosting their annual bazaar with games, music, food and later dancing. A real slice of Southwestern history.

Canutillo man flees after pleading guilty to sex crime.

After days of teasing and taunting the rain clouds snuck into town after midnight to drench the area with 1-2 inches of rain.

In 2008 NMSU won it's first game of the season under then head coach Hal Mumme with UTEP's Trevor Vitatoe leaving the game due to injury. Last year the Miners...

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The El Paso Tigers were on a roll and made it three wins in a row in a fast paced game at Santa Teresa.

Fields that have lain fallow will be getting prepared for the Upper Valley's winter crosp. Lettuce and onions are two of the primary winter crops.

Thousands of area residents may have been infected with West Nile Virus. Officially, though, only 27 cases as of October 21, 2010 are confirmed.


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ELECTION 2010: Hat Trick! Republicans Win all 3 Races.
Upper Valley & Westside El Paso.

The Democrats held the State Representative # 78 seat for one term... and that may be all they get. Dee Margo finally spends enough to win. Judge King and Dan Haggerty win... AGAIN!
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District 1-5A has been a mauling by the top five frontrunners. Franklin beat Montwood, but, Montwood beat Coronado... Franklin lost to Americas but, Coronado...
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Whether you still dress up to go to work... hope not... or you dress your little ones to go Trick-or-Treating... Halloween is a time for creativity and fun.
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Day of the Dead... is a holiday and a religious holy day for remembering the nature of life.
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Time to make a smart choice. Sure, the battle between the two "star" candidates, Dee Margo and Incumbent Joe Moody takes all the limelight... but, there's more to this election than just that one race. Justice of the Peace Precinct 7 and Commissioner District 4.
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Off the bench, freshman QB takes Aggies to the promised land.
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It was a track meet... and unfortunately, there was only one team running.
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We don't have that kind of color and our own special Upper Valley autumn color won't be showing up strong for a while... but, the light show in the mountains will be incredible this year.
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El Paso got a double-dip of smooth, powerful and gyrating rhythm as Shakira almost lifted the dome off of the Special Events center at UTEP.
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Proven in the frigid night temperatures of the Upper Valley; the Pansies will provide months of dazzlying color with little care for Westsiders.
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Things got revved up with the Homecoming Parade.
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Celebrating the 30th year of making the biggest and baddest enchilada in the world???? If it's flat... then y'up... world! The festival was a treat for all ages.
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From the opening bell it was an exhilarating tempo for Miner fans and one for despair by the Aggies.
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The Canutillo Eagles finally got on the winning path against their old Upper Valley rival.
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Still a favorite with loyal fans and newcomers the Saturday Farmer's Market is a hit.
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From the oldest high school in the valley, Gadsden to Canutillo and Anthony to the newest member Santa Teresa... the cheerleading traditions live on...
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Both the Franklin Cougars and the Coronado Thunderbirds are playing tough traditional Texas High School football powerhouses... and winning...
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The Queen of the Valley dining in Santa Fe style... a whole different ambiance.
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To many it's just a plant... to the valley it is the aging King.
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Rains have played havoc with the hay farmers. The cut hay has to be left in the field to dry before it's bailed. If it rains... it could be ruined.
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For years the music lovers and party happy folks in the Upper Valley and Westside El Paso have made this watering hole their favorite.
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As the weather cools its time to get out and walk and enjoy the beauty of the full moon coming up over the Franklin Mountains.
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With the world economy having to reassess marketing and investment. Copenhagen Imports insures that their clients obtain long term comfort and lifestyle value.
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