Print Edition 4-25-2013
Archive for November 2011
Tech Regents want VLA to keep its name
The New Mexico Tech Board of Regents approved a resolution urging the National Radio Astronomy Observatory to keep the name Very Large Array.
Flying J Wranglers put a cowboy spin on the holidays
The Performing Arts Series presents a different kind of Christmas show for area residents in December, the Flying J Wranglers from Ruidoso.
New Mexico Fishing Report
This fishing report, provided by the Department of Game and Fish, has been generated from the best information available from area officers, anglers, guides and local businesses. Conditions may vary as stream, lake and weather conditions alter fish and angler activities.
Christmas tree cutting announced
Cibola National Forest and Grasslands is selling Christmas Tree cutting permits for the Magdalena Ranger Districts. Trees may be cut before December 24.
Socorro writer recounts being a “newcomer” in Reserve
Socorro author Audrie Clifford will be holding a book signing of her just published book about living in Reserve, Another Damned Newcomer, Controversial Politics, Environmental Issues and Fun in Rural New Mexico.
A Safer Place for People and Birds
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge has instituted changes to make the refuge a safer place to visit for people and for the migratory waterfowl that need a place to rest and refuel during their continent-spanning journeys.
December Skies
by Jon Spargo
New Mexico Tech Astronomy Club
Venus continues its climb into the early evening sky. At magnitude -3.9 it will be easy to spot on the western horizon as it rises higher into the evening sky with each passing week. As we head into 2012 Venus will continue rising as it heads for a spectacular apparition in the spring.
Magdalena Marshal’s Blotter
The following items were taken from reports at the Magdalena Marshal’s Office
Nov. 3
An officer took a report of possible fraud. The case has been turned over to the District Attorney for possible prosecution.
Nationwide Emergency Broadcast Test Set For Nov. 9
The federal government will conduct the first ever nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System Wednesday afternoon, November 9, at Noon. The test will last about 30 seconds. During this period, regularly scheduled television, radio, cable, and satellite shows will be interrupted as the system is being tested. This event is not a real emergency alert, it is only a test.
Magdalena Marshal’s Blotter
The following items were taken from reports at the Magdalena Marshal’s Office
Oct. 19
An officer made contact at 3 p.m. with a female who was walking in Magdalena. She was arrested for two outstanding warrants. One from Socorro District Court and another from Magistrate Court. The subject was taken to the Socorro County Detention Center for booking.
