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Please click here to access La Sierra Nevada News Online.
La Sierra Nevada News, is a Online
publication founded in 1996, for the purpose of creating an information
and communications forum for Latinos in the Intermountain region. The
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ent the views of individual writers, and do not necessarily reflect the
views of LaRed Latina of the Intermountain Southwest.
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Please click here to access Special Features Online.
The following are special local and national press
releases related to important socio-economic, demographic, and educational
issues of interest to the Latino Community in the Intermountain and
Southwest regions. Special Features also includes tributes to
nationally recognized Latino Leaders.
Don't miss the Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta tributes!
Please click here to access Internet and Web Resources.
Discover a wide array of business, career,
professional, and ethnically diverse sites on the WWW. For travel
information see Internet Travel
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INTERMOUNTAIN NEWSPAPER
DIRECTORY:
These are WWW Sites for the major urban Online
newspapers in the Intermountain Southwest Region.
Also check out the following national news sources; USA Today,
U.S. News
Online,
Hispanic Business,
Hispanic Magazine,
Vista Magazine,
LatinoBeat News Service,
CNN Interactive,
News Link,,
Yahoo! Finance,
Motley Fool Financial,
Merrill Lynch,
BusinessWire-Net ,
CBS MarketWatch,
Lycos Stock Find site.
For the best long distance deals check out
www.everdial.com or
www.opex.org.
For in-depth political news and analysis, see (CNN/TIME) all Politics. If you plan to vote,
make sure you Vote Smart!
The Salt
Lake Tribune:
Salt Lake City, Utah.
(Also see the
Deseret News,
Private Eye Weekly,
and
http://www.upnet.org,
Utah's
alternative news sources.)
El
Paso Times:
El Paso, Texas.
(Also see the
El Paso Courier,
El Paso's alternative news source.)
The
Denver Post:
Denver, Colorado.
(Also see
westword.com Denver's
alternative news source.)
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Las Vegas
Review Journal:
(Also see the The Las Vegas Sun
,the UNLV
Newspaper Databases
guide, and the Rebel Yell.)
The Arizona Daily Star:
Tucson, Arizona.
The
Arizona Republic:
Phoenix, Arizona.
Reno Gazette Journal:
Reno, Nevada.
Alburquerque Journal;
Alburquerque, New Mexico.
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HISPANIC
HOLIDAYS:
- El Diez y Seis
de Septiembre -
16th of Sept., marks the beginning of Mexico's struggle for
independence from Spain.
- El
Cinco de Mayo - 5th of May, commemorates the triumphant
victory of the Mexican forces over the French interventionists in 1862.
- November 20
.... Mexican Revolution Day: This official Mexican holiday
celebrates the
Mexican Revolution
of 1910.
- On the
9th thru 12th of December: Hispanics worldwide celebrate the
miraculous apparition of the Virgin of Guadalupe(1531), Patron Saint of
Mexico and Latin America.
-
On November 1-2 ,
Mexicans
and Hispanics in the U.S. celebrate El Dia de Los Muertos ( All
Saints' Day or El Dia de los Muertos).
- The First
"Thanksgiving Day" in El Paso: According to documented
Spanish historical records, the first Thanksgiving day in America is
supposed to have occurred in El Paso,Texas, in 1598, roughly fifty years
before the first Anglo Saxon Pilgrims arrived in Plymouth Rock.
- Los
San
Patricios: Mexico's fighting
Irish.
In 1847,
150 years ago,
48 Mexican Irish soldiers
were hanged for desertion by the
US armed forces in Mexico City.
- Veterans
Day: Latinos and(or) Chicanos are the most highly
decorated ethnic group in America. Check it out!
- Latino
"Nobel Prize" Laureates:
Professor Mario Molina, Dr. Luis W. Alvarez, Octavio Paz,
Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Pablo Neruda, Rigoberta Menchu ...........
-
The Aztec Sun Stone:
The history of an ancient Native American people etched in stone.
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Links of
Interest to Catholic Families.
Search Engines from around
the WWW:
Whether your interest is business, government,
political science, engineering or philosophy, the following search
engines will make your search, research, or investigation a lot easier. So
take a plunge, and have a great schola
rly time.
(Note: Make sure you check out
Merriam Webster's
Dictionary/Thesaurus Online. before you begin your search.)
