GOOGLE and Facebook got hit with lawsuits Monday, filed by Newspaper publishers representing 125 papers in 11 states, including Texas. AIM, which publishes The Monitor, The Valley Morning Star, and the Brownsville Herald, is one of them.
Is the City of Pharr really going to get into the ambulance business, and in what way? We’ll find out this Friday when the bankruptcy judge overseeing Hidalgo County EMS’s demise is expected to sign a final order awarding Pharr the bid.
For most of us in Hidalgo County, really the start of this pandemic began last March, the week before spring break.
You’d have to be old enough to remember the early 1970s, but feminists had these events they called “Burn the bra.” It was meant as a sign of liberation. They burned their bras, literally, apparently not realizing until years later, after sag had sunk in like a deflated balloon, that bras had a decided purpose -- support.
I stumbled across this story the other day from several sources about a Snowbird down here whose husband is Covid-positive. Not sure if he spent time in the hospital or not, but per law, he must now quarantine at home for 14 days. His wife has chosen not to get tested, but as is the case, using simple logic, then she should quarantine as well, assuming she has it. This Snowbird, however, refused to go into quarantine. Not only that, but she doesn’t wear a mask around the park.
217 W. Park Avenue
Pharr, TX 78577