Silver Consolidated Schools will be presenting “Social Media: Protecting Your Child by Staying Aware and Involved” tomorrow, February 28th from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. The presentation will feature discussions on ways to protect your child while using technology, device awareness and how to avoid being blindsided. All those interested can watch the presentation at the Administration Office Board Room, located at 2810 North Swan Street.
Congratulations to Cobre High School Senior Nicholas Trujillo who won first place at the New Mexico Activities Association State Wrestling Championship this past weekend in Rio Rancho. Mr. Trujillo has won his weight class every year since 8th grade and made history this weekend by becoming one of eight New Mexicans to win the State Wrestling Championship 5 times in a row. Congratulations on this awesome achievement.
The New Mexico Department of Veterans’ Services will be conducting an outreach stop in Deming tomorrow, February 28th. Veterans and/or their eligible dependents are encouraged to attend to learn about information regarding filing for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs claims for VA medical care, mental health counseling, disability benefits and payments, retiree pensions, burials, and many other VA benefits. The outreach will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Deming Senior Center, located at 800 South Granite Street. For more information, visit website or call 505-383-2400.
Grant County 4-H Council Officers recently attended the Grant County Commissioners meeting to help the officers gain a better understanding of how county government meetings work. The officers also observed the meeting held by the Copper Cowbells and learned the use of parliamentary procedures. These meetings gave the 4-H Officers an opportunity to learn and see two different uses of parliamentary procedure in two different settings and it gave them a chance to apply their newly gained knowledge in their own meetings and styles of teamwork.
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The New Mexico Department of Transportation District One has begun Fog Sealing on New Mexico 90 from milepost 0, which is the intersection of US 70 to milepost 42. The fog sealing will help preserve the underlying pavement structure allowing the roadway to last for many years. Drivers can expect lane closures in both northbound and southbound lanes, with no center striping in construction zones. Work is expected to be completed by Spring 2024.
