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Deal Reached
Deal Reached
Deal Reached
After months of failed negotiations and stinging accusations, the ongoing legal dispute between University Medical Center and the El Paso Children's Hospital could finally be coming to an end.
El Paso Children’s Hospital Is Paying A Quarter of a Million Dollars a Month To Consultants and it Might Mean Higher Property Taxes For You
El Paso Children’s Hospital Is Paying A Quarter of a Million Dollars a Month To Consultants and it Might Mean Higher Property Taxes For You
El Paso Children’s Hospital Is Paying A Quarter of a Million Dollars a Month To Consultants and it Might Mean Higher Property Taxes For You
Hog-like behavior. That is what one El Paso County Commissioner called the more than quarter million dollars a month that one firm and the new CEO of Children's Hospital are being paid to help it get through bankruptcy.
A Porn Star Was Going To Headline An El Paso Children’s Hospital Benefit [VIDEO]
A Porn Star Was Going To Headline An El Paso Children’s Hospital Benefit [VIDEO]
A Porn Star Was Going To Headline An El Paso Children’s Hospital Benefit [VIDEO]
Nothing says a fundraiser for a children's hospital like a porn star as entertainment. In addition to worrying about an 80 million dollar debt to UMC, El Paso Children’s Hospital is now having to do damage control after it was discovered that a mattress actress was going to be the entertainment at an upcoming fundraiser.
UMC Isn’t Going To Ask To Raise Your Taxes This Year – What About Next Year?
UMC Isn’t Going To Ask To Raise Your Taxes This Year – What About Next Year?
UMC Isn’t Going To Ask To Raise Your Taxes This Year – What About Next Year?
The bad news is, earlier this week, University Medical Center told El Paso County Commissioners Court they needed an 8 percent property tax increase to cover a $30 million budget shortfall because El Paso Children’s Hospital can’t pay them $70 million dollars they owe UMC. The good news is, UMC is now backpedalling and saying they won’t ask for that increase – this year. But what about next year

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