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Local News Releases
These releases come from other sources than the Grant County Beat. This category will include events in and news releases from Grant, Catron, Hidalgo and Luna counties.
- Category: Local News Releases
Silver City Fire Department
Sunday, Mar. 16
Odor
1600 16th Street
Caller can smell rubber burning. E11- swept the entire building/negative on any signs of burning or smoke/will be clear.
Odor
214 Yankie Street
Smells smoke/cannot see any smoke or flame. Attack 1 – negative contact with anything in the area. E11 - got a whiff of something/going to get out and walk around/unable to find any smoke or fire.
- Category: Local News Releases
Bayard Police Department
Saturday, Mar. 15
Suspicious persons
Railroad Street
Stated they are not supposed to be on the property/red Ford pickup. Officer cleared property/so far negative contact/set up frequent patrol for two weeks.
Sunday, Mar. 16
Criminal trespass
Empire Street
Caller said her grandson was at her place earlier/he isn't supposed to be there/she wants to go home but needs to make sure he isn't there/caller will be going home in about 20 minutes.
- Category: Local News Releases
Friday, Mar. 14
Domestic disturbance
Arenas Valley Road
Caller says her granddaughter Is throwing things and trying to injure her knee that is already injured. Deputy advised will have a juvenile female in unit enroute to GCSO/advised en route to GRMC to meet with CYFD.
Write of . . .(?)
B Street
Deputy advised property was returned to owner.
Criminal trespass
Texas Street
Caller called back on 911 saying the subject is possibly leaving and he is feeling more comfortable. Caller called back advising he thinks he found the rock/the officer did not believe him. Officer – will call caller.
- Category: Local News Releases
Friday, Mar, 14
Suspicious persons
Alabama Street
Caller advised his motorcycle looks to have been tampered with.
Unwanted subject
610 N. Silver Street – Seasonal Overnight Shelter
A named female is being disruptive and keeping everyone up/wants a CTW on her. Officer issued 24-hour CTW to the warming center.
- Category: Local News Releases
A presentation from the Silver City End of Life Options group will be held on March 28th from 3 to 5 PM. at the Bayard Library located at 1112 Central Ave, Bayard. Free and open to the public, no registration is required.
The presentation will provide information to help understand the legal and compassionate options New Mexicans have; how to plan for the end of life including an overview of advanced health care planning, and an explanation of the 2021 Elizabeth Whitefield End of Life Options Act.
There will be time for discussion and questions.
See flyer below
- Category: Local News Releases
11:00AM -12:30 PM
"Transforming our world into a peaceful and lovely place is our goal"
An invitation to weave our intentions of Harmony, Acceptance, Unity, Joy, Compassion, Love and Appreciation, for every form of being on this beautiful Mother Earth!
Gough Park 1202 N Pope St. Silver City
Beatriz Giraldo. ~
- Category: Local News Releases
Computer Class-Basics
Wednesday, March 19, 3:00-5:00pm
515 W. College Ave., Silver City
Silver City Public Library
The Silver City Public Library will hold a computer class on Wednesday, March 19, 3:00-5:00pm, covering the most essential parts of computer usage for beginners such as mouse usage, keyboard usage, and file and folder structure. Class size is limited, so sign up in person at the library or over the phone at 575-538-3672.
- Category: Local News Releases
March 23, at 10 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "In Our Hard Times: Stories of Learnings and Listening Together, Across the Generations"
Rev. Claudia Elferdink will explore what we can learn by listening to each other and learning how different generations coped with the challenges they faced and are facing now.
"Listening together, we learn how differently we experience our current challenging times. It can be hard to remember how each generation is shaped differently by the distinct political and cultural powers in their formative years," Elferdink said.
"Our elders, in the baby boomer generation, will share what they learned from confronting government power in the Vietnam and Civil Rights era. In contrast, people in younger generations such as Gens X, Y and Z, had very different political and economic experiences. Large college debt, difficulty finding jobs, and working without retirement or medical benefits gives us a another understanding of American life. Racism continues and the wealth gap grows. How do young people see and respond to current hard times? Hearing each other may help us understand our differences and may bring us more together," she added.
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