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Estrada ends mayoral bid plans following Speak Easy license revocation - Vimarsana News

Estrada ends mayoral bid plans following Speak Easy license revocation

Estrada has accused the city of targeting him and Speak Easy because of his interest in mayoral office.

Las Cruces City Council postpones decision on Speak Easy business license - Vimarsana News

Las Cruces City Council postpones decision on Speak Easy business license

Jason Estrada, identified by the city as Speak Easy's owner, has been unable to meet with his attorney in person due to a recent illness.

City of Las Cruces Enters Into Franchise Agreement With Comcast - Vimarsana News

City of Las Cruces Enters Into Franchise Agreement With Comcast

Credit City of Las Cruces   A resolution for a ten-year franchise agreement between the City of Las Cruces and Comcast was unanimously adopted by the city council, giving the company authorization to construct, maintain and operate cable systems. Assistant City Attorney Robert Cabello outlined what freedoms the agreement will allow Comcast. “It gives them that ability to engage in a particular activity using public facilities,” Cabello said. “In this instance, Comcast would be using our rights of way to put their infrastructure in.” Bob Duchen, of River Oaks Telecommunications Group,...

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Las Cruces municipal candidates could again have to collect signatures - Vimarsana News

Las Cruces municipal candidates could again have to collect signatures

LAS CRUCES - City councilors were split Monday on the issue of requiring candidates for municipal office to collect signatures to appear on the ballot. Ultimately, a slim majority of councilors agreed the process should return as a requirement for those seeking local office. During a March 8 work session, during which no official action could be taken, Las Cruces City Clerk Christine Rivera gave a presentation to the city council on how her office was preparing for the municipal elections in November. Rivera said the clerk's office wants to implement online election packets, an online campai...