The 6th Judicial District Attorney’s office in Deming is having a “Survivor Voices” event in recognition of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. There will be agency booths, survivor stories and much more. The event will take place on April 28th from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Luna County Courthouse Park.
The Wilderness Ranger District will host an open house to discuss the future of the Grapevine Campground. The widely beloved campground is in the East Fork Gila River floodplain and was recently damaged during flooding last year. The open house will take place May 1st from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Grant County Business and Conference Center. The public can stop by anytime between those hours to voice any comments or suggestions they may have regarding the campground.
According to a Press Release submitted by Cobre School Superintendent, Jeff Spaletta, for over four months, the Cobre Consolidated School District and Superintendent Dr. Jeffrey Spaletta have been the subject of multiple investigations into unfounded and unsubstantiated complaints and grievances filed by employees of the District. With the full support of the current Cobre School Board, Dr. Spaletta cooperated with these investigators resulting in complete exoneration of his name. Dr. Spaletta has now rededicated his efforts into implementing his post-entry plan and vision for Cobre Schools. Dr. Spaletta’s mission as Superintendent of Cobre remains steadfast. According to the press release, he continues to advocate for the improvement of the education of Cobre students. He is focused upon filling recent administrative and teaching vacancies with dedicated staff who are committed to excellence and rebuilding the trust between the District and the Cobre community. Dr. Spaletta publicly wishes to thank the Cobre School Board for their transparency and due diligence throughout this process and the Cobre staff and community members who stood by him and are ready to expect the best for their students.
