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Government and Politics

Government and Politics

Council considers Lyft, vehicles for hire ordinance

By (Special to LareDOS) | March 27, 2017

Special called meeting March 28.

Government and Politics

Cynthia Mares’ public demotion and pay slash: a cautionary tale

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | March 12, 2017

An unvarnished look at commissioners court

Government and Politics

Bloomberg Philanthropies selects Laredo for What Works Cities initiative for open data

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | March 12, 2017

Economic development tool in the works.

Government and Politics

Beto O’Rourke to Webb Demos: the border is what makes America great

By Karen Gaytán | March 12, 2017

El Paso lawmaker to run for Ted Cruz’s Senate seat.

Government and Politics

The tree the apple didn’t fall far from disparages future bowling alley competitor at Council meeting

By Maria Eugenia Guerra | March 12, 2017

Vela Sr. uses podium to diminish competition.

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