Sentences with phrase «ruben vargas»

We're officially giving Driver's License Training School two stars, but unofficially, they get three just for being kind of weird in a good way, in the way that we hope Ruben Vargas sits in his office during business hours and tinkers with model ships while his wife sells Mary Kay cosmetics from behind the reception desk.

All we know is that the course was written by «Ruben Vargas, with 30 years of driver education experience.»

A cursory Google search revealed that Ruben Vargas is a member of the Texas Professional Driver Education Association, so we can be assured that he probably knows his stuff, but is he a good writer?

Mayra S. Linares, Gabriela Rosa and Ruben Vargas, all candidates for New York State's 72nd Assembly District, appeared Thursday night at the...

Others running include Reform Party candidate Ruben Vargas, Republican Dawn Simmons, and frequent candidate Joyce Johnson, who unsuccessfully sought the Democratic line and is now mounting a write - in campaign.

There are four other choices: Vince Morgan, a community banker and former Rangel aide; Jonathan Tasini, a perennial liberal candidate; Ruben Vargas, another campaign regular; and Joyce Johnson, a former chief executive and educator.

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Ruben Dario Vargas, a self - described «Northern Manhattan community activist» who has run multiple unsuccessful campaigns for public office, is throwing his hat into... Continue reading →

Is the emergence of Ruben Dario Vargas a political «dirty trick» or simply democracy at work?

Ruben D. Vargas was removed from the ballot before the Democratic primary.

Ruben Dario Vargas, a self - described «Northern Manhattan community activist» who has run multiple unsuccessful campaigns for public office, is throwing his hat into the crowded campaign for the 13th congressional district, where Charlie Rangel is running for re-election.

And on Monday, Ruben Dario Vargas, the candidate who had collected 1,600 signatures in his efforts to unseat Congressman Rangel, announced that he would abandon his campaign and was throwing his support to Sen. Espaillat.

Brian Benjamin (D) defeated Dawn Simmons (R) and Ruben D. Vargas (Reform) in the special election.

Down These Mean Streets: Community and Place in Urban Photography explores the work of ten photographers — Manuel Acevedo, Oscar Castillo, Frank Espada, Anthony Hernandez, Perla de Leon, Hiram Maristany, Ruben Ochoa, John Valadez, Winston Vargas, and Camilo José Vergara — who were driven to document and reflect on the state of American cities during these transformative years.