Sara Sanchez
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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What’s on the horizon for El Paso TxDOT roadway projects (opens the original)
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The Texas Department of Transportation plans and funds thousands of roadway projects throughout the year, while planning far into the future for major endeavors. TxDOTâs El Paso district has seven projects listed on the state agencyâs 2027 Unified Transportation Program, a document that sketches out funding priorities for Texas-managed roads and highways. The El Paso projects total $944 million in estimated construction costs of TxDOTâs $138 billion in planned long-term investments. âTex
El Paso City Council orders Flock cameras removed within 90 days (opens the original)
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Nearly a month after a statewide funding halt for Flock cameras, the El Paso City Council is moving forward with removing the technology from city infrastructure. City Council voted unanimously last week to remove 150 Flock automated license plate readers within 90 days. The removal affects Flock cameras affixed to city infrastructure, properties and rights-of-way. Additionally, City Council moved to prohibit new, renewed or extended contracts for automated license plate readers with Flock or an
El Paso voters divided over proposed Downtown deck plaza, concerned about cost, poll finds (opens the original)
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El Pasoans like the idea of a deck plaza, according to a new poll, but less so the price tag and who could foot the bill. Competitive Edge Research & Communication, a San Diego opinion research firm with El Paso offices, recently released the results of a poll of El Paso voters on the proposed deck plaza, which would be built over Interstate 10 in Downtown. About 45% of poll respondents initially supported building the deck plaza. But after being told the project would cost $207 million to build
El Paso Chamber says billions at risk for region if BOTA plans move forward (opens the original)
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The proposed permanent removal of commercial traffic from the Bridge of the Americas could result in billions in economic losses to the region, according to a study commissioned by the El Paso Chamber. If current plans move forward to remove commercial traffic from the Bridge of the Americas, or BOTA, nearly 11% of commercial truck traffic could move to other regions outside El Paso, resulting in $36.6 billion in foregone trade in 2036, said Ricardo Mora, president and CEO of the El Paso Chamber
A fruitful partnership: Brewing new life into a century-old apple orchard (opens the original)
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On paper, the son of a pistachio farmer and a roller-derby-revival trailblazer might not seem to have much in common. But for Jon Schwartz and Manda Clair Jost, their unique backgrounds have converged into something delicious. Schwartz, an El Paso businessman, and Jost, a biology professor at Western New Mexico University, are partners in Black Jack Cidery, a boutique cider brewing enterprise nestled in Mountain Park, New Mexico. As fall brings crisp air to the 700-tree orchard overlooking So
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