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Forest Service Seeks Applicants for Advisory Committee

Forest Service Seeks Applicants for Southern New Mexico Counties Forest Service Resource Advisory Committee
Last call! Applications due September 29, 2023

SILVER CITY, NM, Sept 19, 2023 – The Forest Service is recruiting diverse individuals from local communities to provide collaborative input on forest management by serving on the Southern New Mexico Forest Service Resource Advisory Committee (SNM FSRAC). This RAC Committee is authorized under the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self Determination Act, as amended.

The SNM FSRAC works closely with the Forest Service to review and recommend projects that benefit forest and watershed health, fish, wildlife, soils, cultural resources, maintain roads, trails and recreation infrastructure and treat noxious weeds. The projects will occur on National Forest lands in Catron, Grant, Lincoln, Otero, Sierra and Socorro counties. The SNM RAC membership represents a wide variety of interests and perspectives. Those interests include recreation, timber, fishing, grazing, mining, archaeological and historic perspectives, nationally and locally recognized environmental and conservation organizations, tribal interest and elected officials. Applicants must reside in New Mexico, preferably in one of the counties where the projects will occur. Applications are due by September 29, 2023.

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Tri-City police department blotters – Sept. 15 through Sept. 17, 2023

Bayard Police Department

Friday, Sept. 15

Disturbance
Empire Street
Subjects are yelling and cursing at each other. Officer issued two named individuals indefinite CTWs.

Saturday, Sept. 16

Main Street
Boy who appears to be 2-years-old is running in and out of the street. Officer made contact with (redacted) who has the child on Main and Central/will try to make contact with the father/one female in unit en route to a Runnels Street address.

Sunday, Sept. 17

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Grant County Sheriff's Office blotter – Sept. 15 through Sept. 17, 2023

Friday, Sept. 15

Welfare check
Arenas Valley Road
Female is walking on Arenas Valley Road/appears dehydrated/talking to herself. Caller is not home/was advised by his son who is home alone. Deputy advised everything is okay/clear.

Suspicious vehicle
Bayard Cemetery
Male waved deputy down.

Welfare check
Artcher Road
Advised a named female was suicidal by using a knife/she is supposed to take meds for depression. Deputy advised one female in unit enroute to GRMC.

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Silver City Police Department blotter – Sept. 15 through Sept. 17, 2023

Friday, Sept. 15

Accident-property damage
N. Swan Street and Kiva Place
White Chevy on its side right before Dos Griegos/did not stop as she is on her way to work. GCSO deputy advised no one is around vehicle/it is near the Los Cerros Apartments. Officer requested wrecker for vehicle flipped on its side about 20 yards off the roadway.

Welfare check
N. Swan and E. Spring streets
Caller advised male stumbling around in the area/he fell and is now sitting on the corner. Officer advised out with male/he is okay.

Criminal trespass warning
2501 E. Highway 180
Caller advised a named female who has a CTW is in apparel on the GM side. Officer advised Dorothy Howser was re-issued the indefinite CTW to Walmart/they allowed her to pay for the items she had with her and then wanted her charged for trespassing/clear.

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Grant County Art Guild art show, "Wood Stories"

WoodCarv CantrellThe Grant County Art Guild art show, "Wood Stories" with wood carver Mark Cantrell, features a wide range of Cantrell’s current carvings, plus a selection of his retrospective work. You are invited to enjoy the "story" of each piece in the show, as well as the story of Cantrell's artistic journey. Show dates and hours are Friday-Sunday, 10am-5pm (with a Friday reception from 5-7pm), and Monday, noon-4pm. For more information about the show, see gcag.org

Wood carving by Mark Cantrell

The Five Remembrances and the Nurturing and Caring Community”

LyndaSmithSeptember 24, at 10 am, 3845 North Swan Street –  “The Five Remembrances and the Nurturing and Caring Community”
 
“As humans, we face inevitable aging, illness, loss, and death,” said Lynda Aiman-Smith. “And in our current culture, many of us resist talking about and preparing for these inevitabilities – especially death. As Unitarian Universalists say, ‘Concerns shared are concerns eased.’”
During the program, Aiman-Smith will discuss developing a nurturing and caring community to help each other face the inevitability of death.

Lynda Aiman-Smith and her late partner Larry bought their house in Silver City in 2003, and remained periodic residents until they moved here full-time in 2010. She was a serial small business owner; then a mid-level manager in a Fortune 500 company; and finally, she was a tenured faculty member in the Poole College of Management in North Carolina State University.
From 2014-2021 Aiman-Smith served as Silver City Town Councilor for District 2, and was an active volunteer in local non-profit organizations. She loves living here in Silver City.

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Pierre Nichols - WNMU Museum Gift Shop

NicholsPierreArt2Pierre Nichols Mimbres reproduction vessels on gourds. Now on display and available for sale at the WNMU Museum Gift Shop.

Tri-City police department blotters – Sept. 11 through Sept. 14, 2023

Bayard Police Department

Tuesday, Sept. 12

Domestic disturbance
Mack Hardin Drive
A named male put his hands on caller/he is running down N. East Street/no shoes/negative on an ambulance. Deputies ATL for male/negative contact.

Wednesday, Sept. 13

Welfare check
N. Yucca Street
Male passed out in a green Lexus in the middle of the roadway in front of caller's house. Officer advised everything is okay.

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