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Voters to decide on Ysleta ISD tax rate that would have little to no impact on most homeowners (opens the original)
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The Ysleta Independent School District is asking voters to allow it to raise its tax rate beyond what is allowed by the state to save it from a dire financial status – a proposition which if approved would have little to no impact on the vast majority of homeowners’ tax bills. The YISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously Wednesday to call for a voter-approval tax ratification election, or VATRE, in November that would generate up to $5.5 million a year by shifting some of its property tax revenu
El Paso ISD school board to vote on up to $480 million bond election (opens the original)
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The El Paso Independent School District Board of Trustees will decide Tuesday whether to call for nearly half a billion dollars’ worth of bond propositions during the Nov. 3 election to bring updated cooling systems and other improvements to its campuses. District officials are expected to present three bond options to the board, ranging from nearly $209 million to about $481 million, each with four propositions, according to documents posted to the district’s website. If approved, the proposals
El Paso County’s preliminary budget boosts pay, raises taxes (opens the original)
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The El Paso County Commissioners Court is considering a preliminary $542 million general fund budget for the next fiscal year that could require a tax increase of about $164 a year on the average value home. The county introduced its preliminary budget and proposed its voter-approval tax rate Monday, though the court could adopt a lower tax rate as it works to finalize its budget over the next month. To adopt the no-new-revenue rate, however, the county would have to cut $40 million from the pre
El Paso city rep candidate Arturo Alluin spent campaign funds on clothes, his own restaurants (opens the original)
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El Paso City Council candidate Arturo Alluin spent thousands of dollars in campaign funds on clothing and restaurants, according to his campaign finance report filed July 16, raising legal and ethical questions about the expenditures. Alluin is running to represent District 8, which includes Downtown, the Southside and Westside. Alluin owns several restaurants in El Paso: Sushiitto in Downtown; Mykonos Mediterranean Steakhouse, formerly known as Meduza, on the Westside; and the Melting Pot locat
Parasite that causes explosive diarrhea detected in El Paso, but risk remains low (opens the original)
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El Paso health officials have confirmed one case of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by a parasite, this year. The report comes during a multi-state outbreak that has prompted the Federal Drug Administration to investigate contaminated produce. The cyclospora parasite, known for causing severe diarrhea, is not new to the region. Isolated cases of cyclospora infections occur each year in El Paso, said Dr. Hector Ocaranza, city and county health authority. The El Paso Department of Pub
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