THE CITY’S FAVORITE WORD: TRIPLE
The Mexican-American Cultural Center was supposed to cost $5,750,000 but ended up costing $16,500,000, nearly triple. The Children’s Museum was supposed to cost $19,250,000 but ended up costing over $60,000,000,…
The Mexican-American Cultural Center was supposed to cost $5,750,000 but ended up costing $16,500,000, nearly triple. The Children’s Museum was supposed to cost $19,250,000 but ended up costing over $60,000,000,…
Sam Armijo is a Republican and former candidate for City District 1. He is one of the most fiscally conservative people we know (outside the Libertarian Party). He deserves the…
The El Paso Times published an essay claiming the proposed Debt Plaza over I-10 is a “strategic investment in our physical and mental well-being” that will encourage El Pasoans to…
We wish to thank Dr. Oscar Martinez for standing up to his friends on the left and telling how J.P. Bryan was disrespected by those who should have been his…
We took the liberty of editing one of their paragraphs “Imagine a place that burdens the taxpayers even more — where downtown becomes a conglomeration of massive capital improvement projects…
We visited the Police Headquarters at 911 N Raynor Street this morning and were moved by the display honoring 34 officers who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty.…
Today we made our first visit to “La Nube” children’s museum in downtown El Paso. It is an impressive amenity with many wonderful exhibits. Our only objections are that $20…
The Sunset Amphitheater project is 100% privately financed although there are public tax incentives. The taxpayers will incur zero debt.
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Based upon what we have learned so far about the City’s secretive property acquisitions and the expansion of the “Convention Center Master Plan,” we are starting to think the City…