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If our city attorney was fired then why was this in the latest version of the separation agreement that we have been able to see:

In further consideration for the promises made herein, all Released Entities and Persons and the City Manager

and his executive staff, agree that they will not in any way disparage, defame, or make any other comments or statements to

third parties that may be considered to be derogatory or detrimental to Firth’s reputation.

Does the city now have to lie if a potential future employer inquires about her performance?

We deserve better

Brutus

We received this from Max Grossman:

Dear Friends,

The City of El Paso is modifying its purchase agreements for five properties such that their owners will no longer be required to demolish their structures as a condition of sale.

Evidently, the City hopes to proceed with its plans to build “something” (as Sylvia Borunda Firth previously stated) although they are not certain what it is they can legally build.

El Pasoans deserve so much better than this.

NPR recently lost it over President Trump's comments about the dangerous gang MS-13.

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This came in from a loyal reader:

The other day I drove south on Stanton Street from Robinson to Montana.  It is now one lane each way.  Thanks to bike paths and the trolley, Stanton has been transformed into a congested mess.  At every traffic light it took at least two, and sometimes three, cycles to get through.

This city needs more common sense and less political vision.