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12:00pm Rotary meeting featuring topic: "The Challenges facing the Humane Society" :: Public Meetings
On March 2, Heidi Ogas, president of High Desert Humane Society in Silver City, will talk about the challenges currently facing the Humane Society.The public is always invited to attend Rotary meetings, which are held on Tuesdays at noon. The ...
07:00pm President's Chamber Music Series: Neave Trio :: Arts & Music
The trio will perform live from the Longy School of Music of Bard College, where the ensemble has been a Faculty Ensemble-in-Residence since 2017. The stream will be available here, and will remain available for one week after the broadcast. The Clarke ...
02:00pm Town of Silver City Historic Design Review Committee meeting :: Public Meetings
The Town of Silver City Historic Design Review Committee will hold a regular online meeting at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 3, 2021, Online at: www.zoom.com Meeting ID – 84198720512Password – 578622Phone- 1-346-248-7799The public is invited to attend.
06:30pm - 08:00pm US 180 Virtual Public Meeting :: Public Meetings
The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) is conducting an engineering and environmental study that will consider roadway improvements to a 38-mile section of US 180 located generally between the communities of Bayard and Deming. How can you learn more and ...
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07:00pm Virtual Opening Night Exhibition: (re)Presenting: an Indexical Archive of Silver City WNMU Students present work produced with artist Alia Ali :: Arts & Music
Presented in conjunction with WNMU Expressive Arts.Virtual Opening Night (open to public): March 4, 7 p.m. Registration required, please register here.This project consists of an artist lecture, student workshops, and an opening night event featuring work produced during Alia Ali’s workshop, by WNMU students and ...
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