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The administration is the orchestrator.

Because they've converted it (diverted all funds) from a border crossing to a northbound gateway.

It might reopen. Or it might become the permanent new gateway to a city overlaying the former Organ Pipe National Monument. (Google Glen Beck, Is This The Shady Reason . . . ) I'd wondered why they've been widening the northbound road at the gate. . . .

Yeah. . . . I somehow knew that this was really more about greeting and accommodating invitees than lawful port-of-entry funding.

Any recommendations for a competent veterinarian who does doggie teeth cleaning?

I have lots of good, definitive answers. But in keeping with the non-political limitations of this forum . . . .

Uh . . . Allow me to refer to your post of August 22. I repented for (also) going (what is considered) political in my response. But I won't take credit for starting anything. Only blame for being momentarily pulled into it.

Wait . . . so your real name is Old55? The mainstream media's (feeble, and predictably misleading) attempt at damage control, along with your en vogue methodology of responding to facts with name calling is a less-than-convincing rebuttal. That said, I did momentarily overstep my commitment...

Yep -- not nearly the hottest summer. Blatant lies out there on mainstream news. Those wanting to fumigate their climate-scammed minds could begin by tuning into Tony Heller's short, informative reality clips at realclimatechange.com. Sampling:

Yep, hoping they have lots of dumpsters for the birds. Not to mention that living on a wind farm would have the aesthetic value of, say, living under the path of high-voltage power lines.

I, for one, have been exceedingly nice. Many times I have longed to enlighten the fabricator(s) of shockingly naïve political rants, but played by the rules, and remained painfully silent.

While many bolster the market for boutique dogs, I've always thought these ancient breeds to be the most appealing. Beautiful, intelligent, hardy.

Well, JJ, since I consider you to be highly credible, I stand corrected. My report was more myopic, concerning the Phoenix-to-Lukeville route, which – about once a month for 25 years – has remained pretty steady. I did notice a recent “changing of the guard” at the Lukeville border...

Like clockwork, annually the State Department (and thus, the news media) releases these warnings just prior to Spring Break. It never fails to invoke terror into the hearts of the wide-eyed masses (at least those who are planning their first trip on a well-travelled route like Penasco) and...

The receptionist at Estrada Family Dentistry is fluent in English, so ask when you call. They'll advise.

A couple observations: Tobari Bay is nowhere near our neck of the sea. the diver WAS using compressed air – pumped through a tube from the surface. Conclusion: Our area is not being invaded by dangerous sharks https://www.trackingsharks.com/first-fatal-shark-attack-of-2023/

Add a small amount of chlorine (tablet, Clorox) to the tank, if sitting for that length of time.

Chitin, the substance in the cricket (and grasshopper) shell that some people (those with shellfish and mushroom allergies) are allergic to, can create side effects like constipation, nausea and upset stomach. It also prevents absorption of vitamins A, D, E and K as well as calcium and...

Yeah, stingrays can leave a little pin prick or a gaping hole, depending on size (maturity) of critter. As Humerto says, November is not their season. In any case, a good habit is the "stingray shuffle" when wading -- shuffling feet along bottom avoids the startle that prompts them to sting...

Rule of thumb in real estate, politics and life: It is good to know the whole, in-context story (of such posts, for example). Otherwise you might get hoodwinked.