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SAVE THE DATE: 2 Workshops for the Public
1628 Silver Heights Blvd, Silver City, NM, 88061
Bayard Police Department
Tuesday, July 30
Disturbance
Guinevan Street
Advised she fell on the ground and stated she has heart issues and can't breathe/there was a physical altercation with (redacted). Caller is requesting an ambulance/advised (redacted) cut her with a piece of a gate. Officer advised units to downgrade but still respond.
Suspicious vehicle
Bayard Cemetery
Little white car that's been parked in the same spot for over a week. Officer – two wants/no extradition/female is okay.
Wednesday, July 31
Celebrate the Sunshine with Solar Cooked Burritos and Live Music at the Mimbres Valley Farmers Market this Saturday
Besides fresh produce, eggs, goat cheese and preserved foods, the Mimbres Valley Farmers Market also offers home-and-garden, hand-made crafts from planters and trellises to hats and placemats. Live music will be provided by singer/songwriter Thea Summer Deer.
Try solar roasted beef or pork or bean burritos as a fundraiser for the Mimbres Food & Agriculture Co-op that sponsors the farmers market at its new 4-acre Mimbres Marketplace, 2743 Hwy 35, to also include a small grocery store.
Here are the three solar ovens cooking away in the sun for tomorrow's solar burritos.
Monday, July 29
Accident-property damage
E. Highway 180 and Madison Road
Vehicle vs deer. Deer is still in the road and alive. Deputy advised one shot fired.
Welfare check
Ridge Road at GCDC
Female with two children off the Ridges. Deputy advised she is waiting for her uncle to pick her up and he should be there soon.
Welfare check
Highway 152 and Ancheta Road
Mail carrier was in Ancheta Road/two females running barefoot. Deputy out with two females on Ancheta Road/females stated they were swimming nearby and they did have shoes on and they were heading home.
Monday, July 29, 2024
Welfare check
Penny Park – 12:50 a.m.
Can hear a male screaming about his arm. Officers have contact with male on a bike/walking to park now/negative contact/clear.
Unwanted subject
1929 Pinos Altos Road
Male in a grey truck has been there for hours/caller needs them removed and a CTW issued. Officer ran license plate.
Welfare check
E. 13th and N. Bennett streets – Silver City RV Park
Female yelling and screaming help/she is in the homeless camp area. Officer – 13th and Corbin streets, Sara Flurry.
Silver City, NM -A GRMC CEO Townhall dedicated to answering questions about the Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA)and providing assistance with the survey will be held on Tuesday, August 27th, from 11:00AM to 1:00PM and 2:30PM to 4:30PM at the Grant County Veterans Memorial Business and Conference Center – Memorial Lobby.
Gila Regional Medical Center is conducting a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) as required by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for hospitals. This survey gathers input from all members of the community the hospital serves. The primary purpose of a CHNA is to identify and prioritize significant health needs within the community and to recognize resources that may help address these needs. Upon summary of the community input, the hospital must also provide annual updates to the IRS on how these health needs are being addressed.
The Silver City Rotary Club will match up to $1,000 in local contributions to help support the Indian Springs Ranch, Warrior's Retreat. Donations will be matched dollar for dollar by Rotary and used to support the Warrior's Retreat helping veterans, law enforcement and first responders who have seen combat and other traumatic events heal mentally and spiritually.
"We are happy to have the opportunity to support Indian Springs Ranch located in Mimbres, NM with their mission to provide first responders, veterans, and active-duty service members a quiet guest ranch experience utilizing equine therapy methods and scenic beauty to soothe the soul".
Grant County Community Foundation
August 1, 2024
Newsletter
Help GCCF to Map Nonprofits in Southwest New Mexico!
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