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NPT Thursday Brief: Pot bundles and bank robbery; Reyes on Recovery Act; El Paso's agendas; Super Bowl relationship stats; ProLife billboards
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News
Reyes statement on Recovery Act; list of local, national projects
by NPT Staff
 "The time has come to reinvest in our own country, and this legislation represents a bold investment in the American people. In the bill’s current form, El Paso stands to receive millions of dollars in new investments for roads, schools, and other important infrastructure projects in the community.” -- U.S. Rep. Silvestre Reyes.
Posted on January 28, 2009 • read more »
Features
WLGTDw/it: The Super Bowl of relationship stats
by Patricia Martinez
 Guess what, guys? Women keep stats, too. You better believe we know exactly how many times you have bailed out on the kids' homework and become one with the couch. You better work on that, buddy, because those numbers will totally affect our putting-on-your-favorite-nightie-with-freshly-shaved-legs-and-throwing-sleep-to-the-wind-on-a-Tuesday-night stats.
Posted on January 29, 2009 • read more »
Media Watch: El Paso billboards for ProLife Across America
by Lisa Degliantoni
 In the last several months, billboards for ProLife Across America (PLAA) have become more prominent and can be found in many sections of El Paso. The billboards are paid for by donations made to ProLife Across America the “billboard people.”
Posted on January 29, 2009 • read more »
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