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Sisters of Loretto bicentennial: Loretto Academy's arrival in El Paso was arduous journey
The road that led the Sisters of Loretto to Santa Fe and then El Paso began in 1812 in rural Kentucky.
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A Leading Orlando Vacation Home Rental Company Announces the Need of Properties in High End Disney Area Community
Global Resort Homes is looking for properties to manage in Reunion Resorts. Offering another high-end community, Global is excited to continue to give their clients top-of-the line rental choices. (PRWeb February 06, 2012) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/2/prweb9146083.htm
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Foreclosure activity plunged last year in region
The foreclosure picture is improving in the Pikes Peak region and around the state.Fewer homeowners fell into foreclosure during the first month of 2012 in the Colorado Springs area, which continued a trend of reduced foreclosure activity during 2011 locally and statewide, according to a pair of...
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Calendar: Your guide to today, tomorrow and beyond
Events -- Ysleta ISD Superintendent Michael Zolkoski will have a community coffee from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday in Bel Air High School theater, 731 Yarbrough.
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Peoples Mortgage buoyed by refinancings, better housing market
Peoples Mortgage Corp. has hired 150 people during the past three years as the Colorado Springs-based lender has expanded into the Boulder, Denver and Fort Collins areas...
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Political candidates plan on reforming federal aid
By: Jasmine AguileraThis is part one of a three part series exploring the financial burdens students are facing. For many students, federal financial aid is the only resource available to cover the cost of a higher education. According to UTEP's financial aid website, over 60 percent of the university's stude...
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BRIEF: Mortgage Delinquency Rate for November Inches Down - LoanSafe
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BRIEF: Mortgage Delinquency Rate for November Inches DownLoanSafeThe home mortgage delinquency rate grew from May, when 3.9 percent of El Paso home mortgage loans were late 90 days or more — the lowest of 2011 — to 4.35 percent in November, reported RealtyTrac, a California company that tracks real estate data. |
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