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In an effort to support efforts by the City of Las Cruces to promote a safer neighborhood for many of his constituents, District 5 County Commissioner Gilbert T. Apodaca is lending his support to the Weed n’ Seed Halloween Party, scheduled from 5-10 p.m. Friday, Oct. 31 at the A. Fielder Memorial Safe Haven in the Mesquite Street area of Las Cruces.
With a court order in hand, officials at the Doña Ana County Bureau of Elections plan to open six sealed ballot boxes at 10 a.m. today.
Traffic on County Road B-30 in the Mesquite area will be closed off tomorrow.
Two Las Cruces men were killed in a single-vehicle accident at about 8:40 p.m. Friday when the convertible in which they were traveling left the roadway and was sliced nearly in half by a heavy-duty guard rail.
Sheriff Juan Hernandez’s next deputy won’t collect a paycheck but will respond to the most dangerous calls received by the department.
District 2 County Commissioner Arturo Terrazas has scheduled a community meeting for his Chaparral constituents at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 25, 2003, at the Doña Ana County Multi-Purpose Building on County Line Road in Chaparral.
Telephone service to and from the Doña Ana County Manager’s Complex has been restored. A hardware failure shut down the phone service to the county’s main switchboard shortly after 9 a.m. Sept. 16.
The South Central Solid Waste Authority on Amador Avenue has terminated its policy of allowing county residents to dump trash at the facility free of charge.
The family of slain NMSU student Kathryn Jaye Sepich has put up $50,000 in reward funds for any information leading to the arrest(s) and conviction(s) of any person(s) involved in her murder.
The War Eagles Air Museum, located at the Doña Ana County Airport in Santa Teresa, will host a celebration Sept. 20, commemorating the hundredth anniversary of aviation.
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