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Opinion: Symbolism of the proposed Border Alliance art sculpture

by Special to El Paso Matters May 18, 2022July 7, 2022

A Border Alliance structure that symbolizes our threshold to the future will also enhance the beautiful Community Healing Garden at one end of Ascarate Park and the Mexican “X” on the other end.

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Low-income El Pasoans can get emergency financial help from new partnership

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New COVID-19 cases in El Paso decline again, but remain at very high levels

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174 El Paso County jail inmates test positive for COVID-19

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El Paso’s COVID-19 weekly data report: Eruption of cases in young adults drives unprecedented surge

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What El Pasoans should know about voting during COVID-19

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Weekly COVID-19 report: El Paso hospitalizations inch down; little change in number of new cases

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El Paso state jail COVID-19 outbreak mushrooms to 139 cases

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We’ve updated our ZIP code COVID-19 map to include Doña Ana County

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El Paso reports highest daily COVID-19 growth yet, a possible sign of Easter breakdown of social distancing

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El Paso is flattening the curve in COVID-19 cases, so far

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Rural Tornillo is hardest hit by COVID-19 in El Paso County

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Farmworkers face unique challenge with COVID-19 social distancing requirements

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El Paso Psychiatric Center faces COVID-19 outbreak

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Parts of Northeast, Central and East El Paso showing higher levels of COVID-19 infections

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El Pasoans have reduced movements significantly in wake of COVID-19, Google reports

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