Dec 7, 2009 | Traverse City Record-Eagle
Vets won't forget Pearl Harbor
Joe Salatino still remembers the hectic scene inside his barracks 68 years ago. "There was a lot of commotion," said Salatino, 89, of Traverse City.
Sandy Hook Plan Lacked Necessary Financial Commitments
The National Park Service's release of the findings of an independent review of the financial submission for a private developer's plan to renovate a series of buildings at the historic Fort Hancock gives a glimpse into the developer's plans and apparent lack of funding commitments.
Border agents seize nearly half a million dollars worth of pot
Border agents made pot busts worth nearly half a million dollars near the Fort Hancock Port of Entry, a Customs and Border Protection spokesman said today.
High School Volleyball Playoff Pairings
Water Valley vs. Fort Hancock , Olton vs. Windthorst , 4 p.m. today, Snyder HS Petrolia def.
Back in the days of the covered wagon, travelers would often orient their wagon tongues toward the North Star before retiring for the night.
Agents find man who left halfway house
A man who fled from a halfway house in El Paso was caught by U.S. Border Patrol agents on Sunday while sneaking across the border east of Fort Hancock, officials said.
NPS Voids Sandy Hook Lease Agreement Independent arbitrator rejects financing plan
The National Park Service has voided an agreement that granted a private developer the right to renovate and lease out a minimum of 33 structures at Fort Hancock.
Standard Time Change Impacts Border-Crossing Schedule
A reminder to people traveling over the U.S. - Mexico border, a return to standard time in Mexico is scheduled for Sunday at 2 a.m. This change in time will impact the schedule for some border crossings.
Arbitrator rules Fort Hancock lease is null and void
The 60-year lease between the National Park Service and Sandy Hook Partners for the restoration of 33 buildings at Fort Hancock is null and void, according to a binding decision by an arbitrator Monday.
Over 150 Pounds Of Marijuana Seized In Fabens
Border Patrol agents in Fabens, Texas, arrested a man on Monday who they said had nearly 200 pounds of marijuana in his vehicle on Interstate 10 west, near the Fabens exit.
It's hard not to avoid the growing suspicion that 'the fix is in.' The National Park Service and Sandy Hook Partners have agreed on an arbitrator, California-based Maurice Robinson & Associates, to review the federal government's cancellation of a 60-year lease to rehabilitate 36 dilapidated buildings on Fort Hancock.
Park service, developer agree to arbiter in Ft. Hancock dispute
The National Park Service and Sandy Hook Partners have agreed on a firm that will review the federal government's cancellation of a 60-year lease for 33 buildings on Fort Hancock.
37 days missing: Family, friends hold out for art teacher's return
No one has heard from Riverside High School art teacher Gustav Erick Djerf since he vanished from the desert 37 days ago.
Riverside High School art teacher missing
An art teacher from Riverside High School disappeared Monday from a campsite in Hudspeth County near the Rio Grande.
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US Sends Travel Warning for Chihuahua, Mexico
The United States State Department has officially issued a travel warning due to the resurgence in drug violence in the state of Chihuahua, which has claimed the lives of U.S. citizens, activists and bystanders.
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