EL CENTRO — Two brothers in their 20s were as awestruck meeting one of their favorite celebrities as if back in their elementary school days when first becoming Pokémon fans.
Potholes, rocks & debris litter El Paso streets after recent heavy rains Published
Potholes, rocks & debris litter El Paso streets after recent heavy rains
EL PASO, Texas El Paso s Streets and Maintenance Department is seeing a high volume of potholes across the city, as well as large amounts of debris in the roadways, after large amounts of rainfall brought to region in recent storms.
Salvador Solis, the infrastructure division manager for the city, said Wednesday that the amount of maintenance requests on potholes around the city is in the hundreds and climbing.
“Right now we are just focusing on hazardous situations where we want to provide a safe passage for motorists and pedestrians, Solis explained.
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Terry Giles ’70 (B.A. speech communication), owner and president of Giles Enterprises. Photo: College of Business and Economics
Alumnus Terry M. Giles lawyer, business leader, entrepreneur, author and longtime supporter of Cal State Fullerton has pledged a $1 million gift to benefit the Center for Leadership through his Giles O’Malley Foundation.
“With his generous support and visionary leadership, Terry is expanding the high-impact opportunities we aim to equitably provide all students at our top ten-ranked business school,” said President Fram Virjee. “The impact of this investment will eternally reverberate across the local business community and beyond, as it powers the development of diverse leaders needed for the future Orange County.”