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    El Pueblo Fantasma  Nov 30, 2008
    Los Famosos de Pozos, 10B Hidalgo, 293-0112, restaurant and gallery. Lunch and dinner. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Travel)

    D-League Capsules  Nov 29, 2008
    Location: Hidalgo, Texas. 2007-08: 21-29, fifth in Southwest Division; did not qualify for playoffs. (Bismarck Tribune, ND)

    Central Hockey League: Jackalopes vs. Killer Bees  Nov 21, 2008
    Last meeting: Jackalopes defeated the Killer Bees, 5-4, in a shootout on Nov. 7 in Hidalgo. Outlook: The Jackalopes have struggled at home this season and still are looking for their first victory at Ector County Coliseum. (Odessa American, TX)

    In Mexico, a Theme Park for Border Crossers  Nov 12, 2008
    The so-called night hike in the highlands of Hidalgo state is a curious testimony to Mexico's identity as an emigrant nation, in which enormous numbers of for a perceived better life. Every weekend, dozens of participants pay about $20 apiece to scramble up hills, slide down ravines and run through tunnels pursued by siren-blaring pickup trucks and pumped-up border-patrol agents shouting in accented English. (Time.com)

    Election Day Dispatches: It's Morning for the Kenyan Obamas  Nov 5, 2008
    In a corner, Eloisa Hidalgo dabbed tears as states began coming in for Obama. She and husband Manuel came to the U.S. in 1960 as staunch Republicans, but they were convinced by their children to vote Democratic. (Time.com)

    LETTERS: The Californian, Oct. 30, 2008  Oct 31, 2008
    HotJobs Local Search. Deadline has passed for election letters. (North County Times)

    Best Day of the Dead celebrations  Oct 29, 2008
    One of the city's major vigils is held in the Miguel Hidalgo neighborhood at the , eternal home of many of the city's most famous artists and heroes. Two celebrations within Mexico City's limits are famous in their own right. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Travel)

    Drug abuse rising on trafficking route  Oct 23, 2008
    A month and a half later, Sonck was cloistered in a treatment clinic in the central state of Hidalgo, relating a tale of addiction that is increasingly familiar as growing numbers of Mexicans sample the drugs that once flowed through their country untouched. For Sonck, 28, a father of two, cocaine turned from an occasional party complement into an all-consuming, $700-a-week obsession. (Boston Globe)

    * FEATURE: Economic crisis puts new spin on border crossings  Oct 11, 2008
    Ninety percent of the 1,100 inhabitants of El Alberto community in Hidalgo State live and work in the US, at least for part of the year. Many have crossed the border illegally. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)

    Rio Grande recedes, Presidio/Ojinaga crossing reopens  Oct 7, 2008
    The IBWC, which traces its roots back to 1848 s Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, is an international commission dedicated to applying water and boundary treaties and resolving any disputes that arise. Spener was asked if water releases from the Luis Leon reservoir make this a man-made disaster, as some local officials have stated. (Alpine Avalanche, TX)

    Rio Grande recedes, Presidio no longer in immediate danger  Oct 3, 2008
    1848 s Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, is an international. commission dedicated to applying. (Alpine Avalanche, TX)

    How to see the 'magic pueblos' of Mexico  Oct 3, 2008
    (Guanajuato): Boasting some of the colonial charm found in nearby San Miguel, Dolores Hidalgo is somewhat reminiscent of San Miguel 30 years ago. The smaller, quieter town claims the title of cradle Mexican independence: On Sept. 16, 1810, Father Miguel Hidalgo arguably Mexico's most revered hero, rivaled only by Benito Ju;rez rang the church bells and urged parishioners to overthrow Spanish rule in what is known as the "Grito de Dolores" (Cry of Dolores) ... Huasca de Ocampo (Hidalgo), 2001 3. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Travel)

    Border fence to cut off binational beach parties  Sep 25, 2008
    The monument's history dates to shortly after the 1848 signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in which Mexico ceded what is now the southwestern United States to its northern neighbor after the war. According to the Web site for Border Field State Park, delegations from both countries began surveying the boundary at this location in 1850, and the monument was erected shortly afterward. (San Diego Union-Tribune)

    'Viva Mexico!'  Sep 20, 2008
    The highlight was the "Grito de Dolores," which recalls the night of Sept. 15, 1810, when the priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla roused his parishioners in the town of Dolores near Guanajuato. The gathering initiated a war against Spain that led to Mexican independence in 1821. (Nogales International, AZ)

    Revelers killed in Mexican president's hometown  Sep 17, 2008
    Across the country, Mexicans were packed together in plazas to celebrate the call for independence by Miguel Hidalgo, a Roman Catholic priest, in 1810. He started a revolt against Spanish rule on Sept. 15 by ringing a bell and shouting "Viva Mexico!". (International Herald Tribune)

    Mexico blasts kill seven  Sep 17, 2008
    Mexico celebrates its independence on 15 September with a "Grito" or "Shout" in memory of a cry to war by pastor Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla in 1810 which triggered the long struggle for independence from Spain. 16 September is a public holiday marked by military parades across the country. (iAfrica.com)

    Mexican grenade attack shows no one is safe  Sep 17, 2008
    "El Grito" commemorates the call by Roman Catholic priest Miguel Hidalgo to his parishioners to rise up against Spanish colonial rule in 1810. Alexandre Meneghini Mexico's President Felipe Calderon delivers a speech during a military parade marking Independence Day in Mexico City, Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2008. (Fresno Bee -- Lifestyle)

    Mexican independence day celebrated in SF  Sep 17, 2008
    Celebrations will continue Tuesday with a 10 a.m. ceremony at the statue of Don Miguel Hidalgo in San Francisco's Dolores Park. Father Hidalgo was the parish priest in the village of Dolores in the state of Guanajuato who rang the church bell before dawn on Sept. 16, 1810, and gave the famous cry, or "grito," rallying his parishioners to rise up against Spanish colonial rule. (San Francisco Chronicle)

    Mexican freedom celebrated  Sep 16, 2008
    The independence holiday, which is celebrated tonight and Tuesday in Mexico, honors the night in 1810 when a Catholic priest, Father Miguel Hidalgo, incited Mexico s indigenous and mixed-race peoples to rise up against their Spanish rulers ... In the meantime, Hidalgo was tried by the Inquisition and executed ... An official from the consul general of Mexico in Atlanta addressed the crowd at Plaza Fiesta Sunday and re-enacted the Shout of Independence of Hidalgo. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Metro)

    No work means a one-way ticket home  Sep 16, 2008
    After eight years in the United States, he is going home to Hidalgo, Mexico, to his mother and a small concrete-block house built with the money earned clearing tables in Tampa restaurants. "You can't survive like before," said Ramos, 28, standing in front of the clapboard depot building with its low-slung porch filled with passengers and suitcases. (Scripps Howard News Wire)

    Few safeguards for Mexican produce heading north  Sep 15, 2008
    Field manager Julio Aleman stands beside a pepper field in Hidalgo, Mexico, where U.S.. World Video. (Yahoo News)

    Fiesta: Organization hosts community celebration of Mexican Independence Day  Sep 14, 2008
    On Sept. 15, 1810, Father Miguel Hidalgo rang the church bells in Delores, Mexico. Hidalgo rallied those who assembled at the church to start a revolution against the ruling class of native Spaniards. (DeKalb Daily Chronicle, IL)

    Koeman won't be tabbed new Chivas manager  Sep 14, 2008
    Koeman, a former Dutch international, arrived in Mexico this week for talks with Vergara and the pair watched Chivas' 5-2 loss to Pachuca from a suite in estadio Hidalgo. "Efrain has never talked about resigning, he knew that Ronald Koeman was coming ... he is fine with it because he knows that he will not resign and that he will not be fired,'' Vergara said after the match. Chivas' loss leaves them with seven points after eight rounds. Vergara, who bought the team in 2002, is not known for his... (SportsIllustrated.CNN -- Soccer)

    County Lines for September 13, 2008  Sep 13, 2008
    The celebration honors the Sept. 16, 1810, call of Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla that ushered in Mexico s independence from Spain. Santa Barbara County. (Santa Maria Times)

    Maria Moedano & Pedro Moedano  Sep 12, 2008
    Maria DeLourdes Gutierrez was born March 11, 1962, in Hidalgo, Mexico, the daughter of Guadalupe and Elvira (Suarez) Gutierrez. She was united in marriage to Pedro Moedano in Hidalgo, Mexico. (Muscatine Journal, IO)

    Character Counts In This Western  Sep 11, 2008
    (CBS) From "Lord of the Rings" to "Hidalgo" to "History of Violence," Oscar nominee Viggo Mortensen seems to always draw high praise for his performances. In his new movie, "Appaloosa" Mortensen plays a loyal deputy of a marshal, portrayed by Ed Harris, brought in to clean up a town in New Mexico and rid it of a corrupt rancher (Jeremy Irons) who's kept himself above the law. (CBS News -- Early Show)

    President declares emergency in Texas  Sep 11, 2008
    Aransas, Brazoria, Brooks, Calhoun, Cameron, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Hardin, Harris, Hidalgo, Jackson, Jefferson, Jim Wells, Kenedy, Kleberg, Liberty, Matagorda, Nueces, Orange, Refugio, San Patricio, Victoria, Wharton and Willacy counties. Texas emergency officials are considering whether to order a mandatory evacuation of coastal counties as Ike approaches. (KHOU.com, TX)

    Texas on high alert  Sep 10, 2008
    Judge J.D. Salinas, the chief executive of Hidalgo County, said that if an evacuation was ordered this time, county officials would visit immigrant neighborhoods and forcefully urge people to clear out. More from msnbc. (MSNBC -- International)

    Hurricane Ike Emerges Into Gulf, Targets Texas  Sep 10, 2008
    Hidalgo County Judge J.D. Salinas said if an evacuation is ordered this time, county officials will visit immigrant neighborhoods and forcefully urge people to clear out. After Hurricanes Katrina and Gustav, "there were a lot of immigrants who said, `I'm not going to go,"' said Salinas, the county's top elected official. (Fox News)

    Hispanic Heritage Day  Sep 10, 2008
    On Sept. 16, 1810, Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a Roman Catholic priest from the small town of Dolores, near Guanajuato, uttered the Grito de Dolores ("Cry of Dolores") battle cry of the Mexican War of Independence. This was the call for Mexicans to liberate themselves from Spain and its ruler, Jos Bonaparte (brother of Napaleon). (Daily Triplicate)

    Man suspected in death flees to Mexico  Sep 3, 2008
    Hidalgo County Sheriff Lupe Trevino said 24-year-old Froilan Caseres, a Honduran, is suspected of using a bat early Monday to beat to death Adin Jaret Rodriguez, a Mexican national in his early 20s ... Trevino said Caseres caught a ride to the border and was filmed crossing the Hidalgo-Reynosa International Bridge just before 2:45 a.m. Monday. (KSLA.com, LA)

    For Sale in ... Cuernavaca, Mexico  Sep 3, 2008
    The kitchen is decorated with tiles from Dolores Hidalgo, a city famous for its ceramics industry. OUTSIDE. (International Herald Tribune)

    District 3 Supervisor candidate Q&A (7)  Aug 31, 2008
    Resident of area since 1971 - spent a number of years next door in Hidalgo County, N.M., but have had a continuous tie to Cochise County since 1971. Marital status: Unmarried. (Benson San Pedro Valley News Sun, AZ)

    Getting a taste of patriotism, Texas style  Aug 31, 2008
    The son of immigrants from Hidalgo, Mexico, his patriotism runs deep. As we pause to listen to the national anthem, he confesses that he still gets goose bumps when he hears it. (San Francisco Chronicle)

    More Flooding Expected In South Texas  Aug 26, 2008
    The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch for Starr, Hidalgo, Jim Hogg and Zapata counties until Monday night and predicted as many as four more inches of rain from storms expected to begin by midmorning. The forecast attributed the rains to "abundant tropical moisture" and disturbances in the middle layers of the atmosphere over northeast Mexico. (KWTX.com, TX)

    Non-profit to operate meters  Aug 23, 2008
    In Nogales, Sonora, officials decided the best way to broach the matter was to first do a Request For Proposals (RFP) to set up the meters in the downtown streets from the international line to an area near Plaza Miguel Hidalgo, about eight blocks to the south ... pre-paid cards will be sold to motorists at city hall or at an office that Dabdoub's group set up on Hidalgo Street. (Nogales International, AZ)

    Fatal Texas bus crash reveals oversight problems  Aug 15, 2008
    The San Antonio-based companys owner, Jose Hidalgo, said he knew Angel Tours had been forced out of service but wasnt worried because its deficiencies mainly involved paperwork. The deal between Angel Tours and Liberty Charters should have raised a red flag, said Hill, the FMCSA chief. (Durant Daily Democrat, OK)

    Illegal immigrants take water, too  Aug 12, 2008
    " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Guadalupe_Hidalgo "We owe Mexico Nothing. " ". (Lodi News Sentinel, CA)

    Franklin County Veterans Hall of Honor: The War With Mexico  Aug 5, 2008
    The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed February 2, 1848, which ended the war. The border line was determined and the United States paid Mexico approximately $15,000,000. (Missourian Publishing, MO)

    Luis BuenoINSIDE SOCCER  Aug 5, 2008
    After a Pachuca scout offered him a deal with the club at age 16, he promptly dropped out of Longview High School and went down to Hidalgo to join Pachuca's youth system. Torres soon stood out in one of Mexico's best talent-producing clubs. (SportsIllustrated.CNN -- Soccer)

    State reaches out to register Spanish-speaking voters  Aug 4, 2008
    Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo signed in February 1848, provided for the following:The United States received all of the land originally sought by John Slidell, including present-day New Mexico, Arizona, California, Texas and parts of Colorado, Utah and Nevada; this area is often called the "Mexican Cession" The Mexicans received $15 million for those lands and were relieved of responsibility for claims by American citizens (about $3 million) The border between the two nations was fixed at the Rio... (Longview Daily News, WA)

    Mexico Blasts US Salmonella Findings  Aug 1, 2008
    He suggested the FDA officials had confused the source of the samples because the tainted water was found on a farm in the Tamaulipas state municipality of Hidalgo not in Nuevo Leon as the FDA reported. Miguel Angel Toscano of Mexico's Federal Commission for Protection against Health Risks said Mexican investigators also took samples from the soil, water and vegetables the FDA had tested and found salmonella in some of the samples taken in Tamaulipas. (Time.com)

    South Padre Island closed for business after hurricame  Jul 26, 2008
    In Hidalgo County, where flooding and damage to homes was widespread, officials set up a hot line to call for help: 956-318-2426. The Red Cross worked with nonprofit groups and the National Guard to distribute food and water. (Houston Chronicle)

    Tarantulas, fire ants lurk in Texas floodwaters  Jul 26, 2008
    In eastern Hidalgo County, as much as 12 inches of rain fell in six hours, turning neighborhoods into coffee-colored lakes ... "If it doesn't look right, doesn't smell right, don't eat it," said Eddie Olivarez, Hidalgo County health administrator ... Fewer than 200 people remained in shelters in Hidalgo County, down from a peak of nearly 3,300. (USA Today -- Weather)

    Homeland Security budgets $10.9 million for NM  Jul 26, 2008
    The rest is divided up among sheriff's departments in five counties, including $900,000 for Do;a Ana County, $890,000 for Grant, $550,000 for Hidalgo, $880,000 for Luna, and $900,000 for Otero. The remaining $6. (New Mexico Business Weekly, NM)

    Flash flood watch is issued for the weekend  Jul 26, 2008
    In eastern Hidalgo County, as much as 12 inches of rain fell in six hours, according to The Associated Press. WHERE TO CALL. (Sierra Vista Herald, AZ)

    Dolly's wrath brings heavy rain, flooded streets  Jul 25, 2008
    Downed power lines in flooded areas were a danger, officials told the AP, and residents of affected areas should stay home "unless it's life or death," Tony Pena, Hidalgo County emergency coordinator, told the news agency. Despite the dangers associated with a hurricane, some people appeared to try to take advantage of what they believed would be the distraction of law enforcement. (CNN -- US)

    Hurricane Dolly down to Category 1 storm after hitting Texas coast  Jul 24, 2008
    In Hidalgo County, the call went out for volunteers to man shelters that were scheduled to open Tuesday afternoon for residents of neighboring coastal counties ... The federal government was trying to decide whether they could begin construction on a new border fence, which was to be combined with levee improvements along the Rio Grande in Hidalgo County ... The county is upgrading other levees and informed contractors Monday they should activate plans to prevent flooding, said Godfrey Garza,... (KSLA.com, LA)

    Downgraded Dolly pounds Texas  Jul 24, 2008
    Thousands were without power in Cameron, Hidalgo and Willacy counties, as well as South Padre Island. Transformers were popping in downtown Brownsville, utility officials said. (The Clarion-Ledger)

    Levees hold but waters rise in Dolly's rains  Jul 24, 2008
    "Unless it's life or death," Tony Pena, Hidalgo County emergency management coordinator, urged residents to stay at home ... In Hidalgo County, Pena said there were several incidents late Wednesday requiring emergency personnel to rescue people from homes ... Hidalgo County emergency management coordinator. (Yahoo News -- Top Stories)

    Dolly cleanup begins in South Texas  Jul 24, 2008
    More than 135,000 were without power in Cameron, Hidalgo and Willacy counties, as well as South Padre Island ... He said shelters in Cameron, Hidalgo and Willacy counties were holding about 5,000 people. (KHOU.com, TX)

    Tropical Storm Dolly nears Gulf of Mexico  Jul 23, 2008
    In Hidalgo County, the call went out for volunteers to man shelters that were scheduled to open this afternoon for residents of neighboring coastal counties ... The federal government was trying to decide whether they could begin construction on a new border fence, which was to be combined with levee improvements along the Rio Grande in Hidalgo County ... The county is upgrading other levees and informed contractors Monday they should activate plans to prevent flooding, said Godfrey Garza, head... (Durant Daily Democrat, OK)

    Dolly strengthens off Texas coast  Jul 23, 2008
    But several hundred people had taken refuge in shelters in Cameron County, where Brownsville is located, and in Hidalgo County, just to the west, county officials told The Associated Press ... Hidalgo County spokeswoman Cari Lambrecht told AP that people living in low-lying areas were encouraged to come to shelters. (SportsIllustrated.CNN -- NBA)

    Hurricane Dolly Spins In Gulf...  Jul 23, 2008
    Levees upstream in Hidalgo County are in the midst of improvements, but the river could spill over sections in a 100-year flood, a flood so big that it has only a 1 percent chance of happening in any given year ... In inland Hidalgo County, officials called for volunteers at five shelters the county planned to open for fleeing coastal residents. (The Drudge Report)

    Texas, Mexico prepare for Dolly  Jul 23, 2008
    In Hidalgo County, the call went out for volunteers to staff shelters that were scheduled to open Tuesday afternoon for residents of neighbouring coastal counties. Even as far up the coast as the Houston area, Harris County officials told residents to be ready in case the storm changes course and heads their way. (Globe and Mail)

    Gulf Coast Braces For Slow-Moving Dolly  Jul 23, 2008
    " Texas officials urged residents to move away from the Rio Grande levees because if Dolly continues to follow the same path as 1967's Hurricane Beulah, "the levees are not going to hold that much water," said Cameron County Emergency Management Coordinator Johnny Cavazos. There was intermittent light rain late Tuesday in Brownsville, and Cavazos said he expected outer bands to move over the area overnight. Charles Hoskins, deputy emergency management officer for Cameron County, said there were... (CBS News -- US)

    More of this story  Jul 23, 2008
    In neighboring inland Hidalgo County, officials put out a call for volunteers to man five shelters that it planned to open for residents fleeing coastal counties. Those who planned to ride out the storm shopped for supplies at a Wal-Mart in Edinburg, 15 miles from the Mexican border. (Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald, NC)

    Mexico City's Hotel Oxford Is A Bar...  Jul 19, 2008
    The Hidalgo Metro station, where the blue and green lines intersect, is within easy walking distance, as is the blue-line Revolucion station. Follow the Metro maps and you can get anywhere. (Suite101.com)

    Movable" Border Fence Awaits Approval  Jul 18, 2008
    The sites are Roma and Rio Grande City in Starr County, and Los Ebanos in Hidalgo County. . (KWTX.com, TX)

    * Border fence will damage habitats, US study shows  Jul 17, 2008
    Seven segments in Hidalgo County where the Department of Homeland Security will build a 4. 5m to 5. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)

    Feds Acknowledge Fence Will Hamper Border Life  Jul 16, 2008
    Seven segments in Hidalgo County where DHS will build a 15 to 18-foot concrete wall into the river side of levees will not include the wildlife holes. The longest of those segments will be just over four miles, the plan said. (Newsmax)

    Border fence concerns Rio Grande defenders  Jul 14, 2008
    "It has come to our attention recently that the Lower Rio Grande is indeed a safe and legal place to paddle, and that rights for all U.S. citizens to do so are guaranteed by the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo," association president Tom Goynes wrote. "It's ironic that we only learned that the resource was available to us as a result of the government's plans to take it away.". (Mattoon Journal-Gazette, IL)

    Salmonella fears take zing out of pepper biz  Jul 14, 2008
    "We want to continue to serve our customers but we cannot," says Raul Cano, co-owner of Grande Produce in Hidalgo, Texas. He says the company has temporarily stopped importing Mexican jalapeos. (USA Today)

    Mother and girl cut up 'for being witches'  Jul 2, 2008
    The remains of the victims were found in the ashes of a furnace in the town of Coyuya, an indigenous town in the mountain region of Hidalgo state. AFP. (Sydney Morning Herald)

    Texas Murder Defendant Missing As Jury Returns Guilty Verdict  Jul 2, 2008
    A Hidalgo County prosecutor said Tuesday that 24-year Oscar Davila Rodriguez, of Mission, is considered a fugitive. A jury convicted Rodriguez of murder on Tuesday, but he was not in court to hear the verdict read. (KWTX.com, TX)

    * World News Quick Take  Jul 1, 2008
    Baguio police spokesman Virgilio Hidalgo, said investigators believe the blast late on Sunday was linked to a gambling argument. Definitely, this is not related to terrorism, Hidalgo said. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)

    Health, environment departments strengthen tomato import checks  Jun 24, 2008
    " Safe sources for red plum, red Roma and red round tomatoes harvested in Mexico and Florida include: Aguascalientes, Baja California Norte, Baja California Sure, Campeche, Colima, Chiapas, Chihuahua, Distrito Federal, Durango, Guanajuato, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Mexico, Michoacn, Morelos, Nayarit, Nuevo Lon, Oaxaca, Puebla, Quertaro, Quintana Roo, San Luis Potos, Sonora, Tobasco, Tamaulipas, Tlexcala, Veracruz, Yucatn and Zacatecas. Also excepted for sale of Florida tomatoes are those from... (Farmington Daily Times)

    Woman Jailed In Killing Of Toddler Is Pregnant  Jun 21, 2008
    She's held in the Hidalgo County Jail. According to court documents, Almaguer was alone with 2-year-old Isaias Alvarez on June 13, the day before police responded to a report that the child was not breathing. (KWTX.com, TX)

    Cubans rounded up near Mexico border  Jun 20, 2008
    Mexico's Attorney General's Office said in a statement that the U.S. Border Patrol detained the immigrants in Hidalgo County in Texas and that they were in good health. advertisement. (MSNBC -- International)

    Cuban Migrants Seized By Gunmen Reach Texas  Jun 20, 2008
    The 18 Cubans walked across an international bridge in Hidalgo, Texas and surrendered to the U.S. Border Patrol. Under the U.S. government's "wet-foot, dry-foot" policy, Cubans intercepted at sea are turned back to Cuba, but those who reach U.S. soil are usually allowed to stay. (Fox News)

    5-year-old boy killed by pit bull in Texas (17)  Jun 20, 2008
    Hidalgo County Justice of the Peace Rosa Trevino said the condition of the childs body suggested there was no way emergency responders could have saved his life. Authorities were trying to determine whether the dog had been confined and how it came in contact with the boy, Hidalgo County Sheriff Lupe Trevino said. (Carlisle Sentinel, PA)

    Cubans Reach Texas After Harrowing Journey  Jun 20, 2008
    Mexico's Attorney General's Office said in a statement that the U.S. Border Patrol detained the immigrants in Hidalgo County in Texas. At least six masked gunmen hijacked the bus along a remote jungle highway June 11. (CBS News -- World)

    Central Texas Woman Charged In Attempt To Sell Tiger Cubs  Jun 18, 2008
    An officer at the Hidalgo County Detention Center said Tuesday that 49-year-old Michelle Ashton, 49, of Calvert had been released on $5,000 bond. Ashton was charged with misdemeanor interference with public duties after she allegedly became disruptive with police Sunday. (KWTX.com, TX)

    Woman charged over alleged attempt to sell 6 tigers in Texas  Jun 17, 2008
    An officer at the Hidalgo County Detention Center said early Tuesday that 49-year-old Michelle Ashton of Little Rock had been released on $5,000 bond. Ashton was charged with misdemeanor interference with public duties, after she allegedly became disruptive with police Sunday. (KSLA.com, LA)

    Border Patrol Agent Charged With Drug Counts  Jun 10, 2008
    Reynaldo Zuniga, a 34-year-old Border Patrol agent from Harlingen, was paid to pick up one of the men along the Rio Grande and then drive him to a fast food restaurant in Hidalgo, where the other man would pick him up, the U.S. Attorney's Office said Monday. Zuniga, Luis Alfredo Cruz, 29, and Jose Luis Arteaga, 24, were arrested early Saturday morning, said Border Patrol spokesman Ricardo Rosas. (Newsmax)

    Tourism campaign with naked Mexican model criticized  Jun 7, 2008
    MEXICO CITY - Mexico's government guardians of history didn't mind the fact that a seemingly naked soap opera star was promoting the glories of Hidalgo state ... The ads showed tourism attractions such as the Atlantes monoliths, a cathedral and an aqueduct overlaid on Castillo's apparently naked form - along with the slogan, "Hidalgo gets under your skin." ... Tourism officials said they were happy at least with the attention for Hidalgo, a central Mexican state the size of Massachusetts and... (AZCentral -- News)

    'NATURE':  Current issue  Jun 5, 2008
    Marta C. Gonz;lez, C;sar A. Hidalgo & Albert-L;szl; Barab;si. doi:10. (USA Today -- Tech)

    After a massacre, silence shrouds Mexican town  Jun 1, 2008
    The trouble started, people here say, when Gallegos was killed in a shootout with a group of reputed gangsters in Hidalgo del Parral, in the southern part of Chihuahua State, on April 6 ... On May 13, soldiers arrested Snchez on drug trafficking charges in Hidalgo del Parral. (International Herald Tribune)

    Mexico finds medium sends wrong message  May 28, 2008
    Eager to attract more tourism, Hildalgo State came up with a novel idea: an advertising campaign featuring a well-known actress wearing Hidalgo's most eye-popping sites on her body ... Roberto Gaudelli, whose Gaudelli MCW advertising agency designed the campaign for Hidalgo, just north of Mexico City, was not up in arms about the national institute's rejection of some of his ads, which were done with computers and did not involve any actual body paint ... Gaudelli insisted that the campaign... (International Herald Tribune)

    Treasures of a nation, not fodder for an ad  May 27, 2008
    The proposed advertisement for Hidalgo State depicting the Atlantes superimposed on the body of the actress Irn Castillo ... Eager to bolster tourism, Hidalgo State came up with a novel idea: an advertising campaign featuring a well-known actress wearing Hidalgo's most eye-popping sites on her flesh ... "Hidalgo, under my skin" was the catch phrase for the ads, which featured the soap opera actress Irn Castillo covered with computer-generated images of mountains, waterfalls and monuments. (International Herald Tribune)

    Texas Educators Killed In Van Crash In Mexico  May 24, 2008
    Marshall Middle School teacher Denise H. Wenzel, 45, and 53-year-old Dorothy Gray, who was bilingual education program coordinator for the state's Region V Education Service Center in Beaumont, died in Thursday crash Thursday near Pachuca in the Mexican state of Hidalgo. Gray was the wife of Beaumont school district bilingual program supervisor Gary Gray. (KWTX.com, TX)

    • Caminata Nocturna, the Night Hike, shows what it's like to cross the border illegally  May 24, 2008
    But the U.S. border is about 400 miles from this rugged municipal park in Hidalgo state, a three-hour drive north of Mexico City. The spectacle unfolding here isn't an actual border crossing attempt but a live simulation-adventure that attempts to give participants a taste of what it's like for the thousands of Mexican and other Latin American undocumented migrants trying to enter the promised land of el norte. (Q13.com, WA)

    Beaumont teacher killed in school trip when van rolls off cliff in Mexico  May 23, 2008
    Denise H. Wenzel was killed when one of the vans they were riding in went over a cliff near the town of Pachuca in the rural state of Hidalgo, located about two hours from Mexico City. She was a teacher at Marshall Middle School. (KHOU.com, TX)

    Mexicos plans to boost oil refining hit a slick  May 22, 2008
    On the corner of 101st street at the Miguel Hidalgo oil refinery north-east of Mexico City, five men stand in the warm sun contemplating their afternoons work: to cut an iron rod. Dwarfed by the towers and storage tanks surrounding them, two of the helmeted workers knuckle down while the other three look on. (FT.com -- Markets)

    Bus accident in Mexico kills 28  May 20, 2008
    The accident took place at 13:30 local time (1830 GMT), when a bus from Estrella Blanca Company, which was heading for Mexico City, tumbled off the highway and plunged 150 meters into the ravine in San Agustin Metzquititlan municipality, in the sate of Hidalgo. The dead included the bus driver, and five people were injured in the accident, the state Public Security Ministry said in a statement. (Xinhuanet, China)

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