Local news 12-23-14 Area Girl Scouts host a Santa’s Workshop recently making gifts and crafts. Part of the workshop also involved collecting non-perishable food items for the food pantry. In the spirit of the season also area Girl Scouts and Rainbow girls participated in singing Christmas Carols on two different evenings at Fort Bayard Medical [...]
News 12-22-14 Congratulations is extended to Silver High Fighting Colts as they finish third in the Pojoaque Tournament this past weekend. Silver High went 2-1, in basketball edging out Monte Del Sol and Mora, but lost to Laguna Acoma. Gila Regional Medical Center, according to Kaiser Health News, is being hit with a penalty. Gila [...]
News 12-19-14 Today, the BLM and New Mexico State Historic Preservation office released a news story about the signing of a protocol agreement describing how the BLM will meet its responsibilities under the new National Historic Preservation Act. The BLM will integrate its historic preservation planning and management decisions with other policy and program requirements. [...]
Stone and McGee and Company recently completed their audit for the Silver Consolidated District. Mike Stone reported that the district’s finances were overall in good shape, but some problem spots. One cause of concern, according to the report, is the district’s cash balance, which is only 1.5 percent of the adjusted budget for the fiscal [...]
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Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Last week, U.S. Senator Tom Udall issued the following statement on the president’s decision to take executive action on immigration: “Over 40,000 people in New Mexico and millions more around the country are living in immigration limbo while they work and raise families here in the United States. Deporting [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The Interstate Stream Commission voted Monday to go ahead with plans to divert the Gila River by a vote of eight to two. The decision ended eight years of debate on the issue. The recommended diversion project would divert the river into storage areas and conserve an average of [...]
Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission voted in a public meeting yesterday to support water conservation projects, rural communities and the environment in Southwestern New Mexico through the Arizona Water Settlement Act (AWSA). The Commission’s recommendation includes municipal water conservation, capturing and saving flood waters for future use, and [...]
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Here’s a look at today’s headlines: The Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a re-dedication ceremony of the Historic Marker at the Catwalk this Saturday. The marker was originally dedicated in 1966 and was recently repaired and reinstalled. The historic sign was taken down when flooding of Whitewater Canyon was anticipated. Patricia Barger, New Mexico [...]
