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Photos of the Week 04/19/09 - 4/25/09
Date: 4/27/2009 Album ID: 740586
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Two-year-old Christopher Campos plays on the playground built by member of the Americas High School National Honor Society during last year's project. Mark Lambie/El Paso Times
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Montwood's Jesus Delgado is the 2008-2009 boys all city basketball MVP. Mark Lambie/El Paso Times
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Chapin's Elijah Britton won district Saturday in the boy's 110 meter hurdles during the District 1-4A meet at Burges High School. Mark Lambie/El Paso Times
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Rachael Mack of Franklin High School crosses the finish line in first place during the 100 meters during compeptition in the 1-5A Track Meet Finals held at the SAC. Ruben R Ramirez/El Paso Times
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Dr. Diana Natalicio introduced some of the faculty and staff honorees Sunday at the 2009 Honors Convocation in the Magoffin Auditorium.
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Bruce Thacker worked on the El Fortin replica fort outside the UTEP Centennial Museum Monday.
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showed the artwork on the hood of his car Sunday.
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New El Paso Fire Chief Otto Drozd was greeted by Roger Razo prior to a press conference where the chief was to be introduced.
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Members of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity at right pushed their bed in front of three other fraternities during the annual Greek Week bed race Monday on the UTEP campus. They settled for second place after they were overtaken by Kappa Sigma, in red. Four fraternities and three sororities ran the race, whith Zeta Tau Alpha winning the sorority race. Greek Week contines all week with various activities. For a schedule of events call the UTEP Student Development Center at 747-5670.
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Burnet Elementary School Assistant Principal Anthony Tomasheski became a human perch when a Spoonbill was released at the rear of the cafeteria and flew to land on his arm. Animal Ambassador for Sea World Robert Trejo formerly of El Paso gets alaugh out of Mr. Tomasheski's reaction as the bird lands on his arm. Ruben R Ramirez/El Paso Times
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Susan Gonzalez, an employee of the Starbucks coffee shop at Gateway North and Trans Mountain Road helped clear trash out an area of underveloped land at Kenworthy and Trans Mountain Road Wednesday. Gonzalez and other Starbucks employees volunteered at an Earth Day cleanup effort by Northeast city rep. Melina Castro in keeping with their company wide goal to donate 1 million hours of community volunteer work. Rudy Gutierrez/El Paso Times
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Franklin High School students Joe Arellano, left, and Richard Torres watched a movie on a small video player as they donated blood in the school's auxiliary gym during an annual school blood drive Wednesday. Lisa Thompson, student activities coordinator, said 400 students had signed up to give blood. This year's drive was dedicated to three of the school's students, Margaret Hussman, Matt Hicks and David Cox who died of cancer recently. Thompson and a United Blood Services official said the school is number one nationwide out of 651 high schools for the number of blood units donated and the community support it provides. Rudy Gutierrez/El Paso Times
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El Paso Mayor John Cook delivers his State of the City address Thursday at the Judson F. Willimas Convention Center. Mark Lambie/El Paso Times
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Mina Romero prepared her car for Sunday's car show. 328-3980
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People gathered to hear speakers during a press conference to announce the new Crime Victims' Memorial Thursday at Yucca Park.
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Chapin High School senior Gabriela Carrillo used chalk to draw Looney Tunes character Marvin the Martian on concrete in the courtyard of the school Thursday. 100 art students are taking part in the 6th annual Chalk It Up! sidwalk art event at the Northeast El Paso high school. The artwork will be shown today at 6 p.m., said art teacher and event founder Elisa Barton. Rudy Gutierrez
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Burges volleyball player Julia Lopez, right, was congratulated by Ashley Jacquez, center, and other teammates after she signed to play at Florida Gulf Coast University in Ft. Myers, FL Thursday at Burges. Rudy Gutierrez/El Paso Times
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Fourth Brigade Team, 1st Armored Division Command Sgt. Major Phillip D. Pandy, right, and commander Col. Peter A. Newell worked to case the unit's flag during a Deployment and Casing Ceremony Friday at Fort Bliss. The unit is preparing to deploy in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
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