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The EPCC Tejanos start at home versus Scottsdale Community College, Friday, January 27^th at 2:00 p.m. A special first pitch ceremony will occur prior to the game (1:45pm) with EPCC Interim President, Dr. Ernst Roberts and EPCC Board of Trustees member, Nicolás Domínguez participating.

The EPCC Tejanas start their season with a series of away games beginning January 27^th in Henderson, Nevada at the CSN-Kickoff Classic. Their first home game is a doubleheader against Odessa College, Friday, March 2^nd at 1:00 p.m.

MARCH 2011 In March 2011, GEORGE RIVAS was hired to install a refrigerated air conditioning system at a home in the Montana Vista area. Over the course of the following months, the Homeowners (Victims) paid RIVAS $5,500 for the job he never completed. All RIVAS ever did was remove a swamp cooler from the residence at the onset of his hiring. The Homeowners have tried numerous times to contact RIVAS & luckily got a hold of him by phone in late October 2011 where RIVAS again promised & failed to show to complete the work he was hired and paid to do.

Charges have since been filed & GEORGE RIVAS is now wanted for the offense DECEPTIVE BUSINESS PRACTICES.

GEORGE RIVAS knows he is wanted & is believed to remain in the area hiding with friends or family.

If anyone has seen or has any information on the whereabouts ofGEORGE RIVAS to please contact Crime Stoppers of El Paso at 566-TIPS (8477). Callers will remain anonymous & may be eligible for a reward if the information provided leads to the apprehension of the individuals featured.

MANHUNT MONDAY & CRIME STOPPERS OF EL PASO are partners with the media to fulfill our mission of reducing the fear of illegal activity in our neighborhoods by involving the community in helping Law Enforcement solve crime.

Don  Haskins Recreation Center
Galatzan Recreation Center
Polly Harris Senior Center
Leo Cancellare Aquatic Center

All other facilities remain open at this time as we continue to monitor weather conditions

El Paso, Texas—The Christmas Tree Lighting and Holiday Parade will require Sun Metro to detour 12 routes beginning at about 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 3.

Sun Metro staff will monitor the impacted area to help passengers, and drivers will make courtesy stops as required.

Buses traveling outbound, north on El Paso Street will turn right onto Paisano, left onto St. Vrain and onto Virginia, right onto Magoffin returning to the regular route.

Buses traveling inbound, north on Campbell will turn left onto Paisano, right onto Santa Fe, right onto Franklin, left onto Stanton returning to the regular route.

There will be no service to the San Antonio and Mesa intersection; and the San Antonio Plaza.

Buses traveling outbound, south on Santa Fe will not turn left on Franklin, but instead continue on Santa Fe and turn left onto Paisano, left onto St. Vrain and onto Virginia, right onto Magoffin, right onto Brown, right onto Olive, left onto Noble, right onto San Antonio, left onto St. Vrain, right onto Paisano, left onto Stanton returning to the regular route.

The detour will not allow for service at the Myrtle and Stanton intersection, the Oregon and Texas intersection, and the Kansas and Franklin intersection.

Buses traveling outbound from the Downtown Transfer Center from Fourth will turn left onto Oregon, right onto Paisano, left onto St. Vrain and onto Virginia, right onto Magoffin returning to the regular route.

Buses traveling inbound, west on Myrtle will turn left onto Virginia and onto St. Vrain, right onto Paisano, left onto Santa Fe and into the Downtown Transfer Center.

The detour will not allow for service at the Myrtle and Stanton intersection; and the Oregon and Texas intersection.

Buses traveling outbound from the Downtown Transfer Center will turn left onto Santa Fe, right onto Franklin, left onto Mesa returning to the regular route.

Buses traveling inbound, south on Oregon will turn right onto Franklin, left onto Santa Fe and into the Downtown Transfer Center.

The detour will not allow for service at the Oregon and Texas intersection.

Buses traveling inbound, west on Missouri travel directly to Santa Fe and turn left onto Santa Fe and into the Downtown Transfer Center.

The detour will not allow for service at the Myrtle and Stanton intersection; and the Oregon and Texas intersection. The buses will use stops along Missouri and Santa Fe for courtesy stops.

Buses traveling outbound, east on Paisano will turn left onto St. Vrain, right onto Magoffin, left onto Octavia, right onto Texas returning to the regular route.

Buses traveling inbound, west on Texas will turn left onto Octavia, right onto Myrtle, left onto Virginia and onto St. Vrain, right onto Paisano, left onto Santa Fe and into the Downtown Transfer Center.

The detour will not allow for service at the Oregon and Texas and Myrtle and Stanton intersection, and the San Antonio Plaza.

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