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Mina’s Imports has some great gift ideas for Christmas that won’t hurt your budget. They carry a huge assortment of mexican and religious images. Ceramic or plaster statues hand crafted and imported from Mexico as well as beautiful paintings are available and in stock today. Clay plant holders, traditional Aztec Calendars and Authentic Mexican Bull
Madeline Lopez Escoto Candidate for Municipal Court Judge invites you to a Steak Plate Sale this Saturday November 20th. The Plate Sale will take place at My Big Lil School House located at 7215 McPherson Rd. it will start at 11a.m. and end at 2p.m. Cost per plate is only $5 for more information or to purchase tickets
Coutesy Joe Baeza, After a month and a half long investigation by the Laredo Police Auto Theft Division five adults and one male juvenile were served by means of an arrest warrant blitz yesterday November 11, 2010. The case broke wide open when one Ford F-250 was stopped near downtown in Mid September 2010.
Courtesy Abigail Martinez, Rep. Raymond Files Legislation to Protect Texas Families LAREDO–Rep. Richard Peña Raymond (D-Laredo) HJR 36 provides that the Texas State Legislature may not tax any food, drink, medicine, or child-care service that are not being taxed already. This constitutional amendment is designed to protect Texas families from paying additional taxes on basic
Courtesy Lesley Lopez, WASHINGTON – Today, Congressman Henry Cuellar (TX-28), announced the release of a U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee Report that shows Social Security is primary income source for elderly women. The report shows that Social Security accounts for more than two-thirds of all income for women aged 65 and over and that
Courtesy Joe Baeza, On Friday November 5th 2010, at approximately 12:57 pm near the Las Ventanas subdivision, a Laredo Police Department Patrol Supervisor stated he observed a burgundy Ford F-150 King Ranch with TX Plates that was parked against traffic and very close to the stop sign. The LPD Supervisor stated he noticed a
Courtesy Will Krueger, Priorities Include Jobs, Education, Public Safety, Health (AUSTIN) —Senator Judith Zaffirini, D-Laredo, today pre-filed the first 44 Senate Bills of the 82nd Texas Legislative Session that will convene on Tuesday, Jan. 11. “My bills reflect the priorities of the families of Senate District 21: creating jobs, improving educational opportunities and treating our
Courtesy Richard Pauza, SOUTH TEXAS — Ponche, a traditional Mexican holiday punch, is shared and enjoyed among many families along the Southwest Border during holiday seasons. However the ingredients used to make it, guavas, Hawthorne apples and sugar cane are all illegal when imported across the border. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers and agriculture
Courtesy Maru De La Paz, Laredo, Texas (Webb County) – On Thursday, November 4th, 2010, at approximately 2:20 p.m. The Webb County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division conducted an investigation at a residence at the 2900 block of Napoleon Street. Sheriff’s Investigators were following up on a burglary of a habitation report. The report was
Courtesy Joe Baeza, The Laredo Police Department will soon begin its’ 2010 Explorer Academy. Interested persons may apply at the main police station located at 4712 Maher on Saturday, November 6, 2010 from 9 a.m. to noon. Must be 14-18 years old. Chartered through Boy Scouts of America, Exploring is a work site based program
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