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Deer Creek Fire Crosses Into Colorado From Utah as Containment Grows to 7%

Jared Polis · Montrose

Deer Creek Fire Crosses Into Colorado From Utah as Containment Grows to 7%

77% Center coverage: 26 sources

At just over 12,900 acres, the fire is bigger than all the other western slope fires combined and is one of several fires that prompted Colorado Gov. Jared Polis to issue a disaster declaration on Sunday.See the Story

Nold Talks Federal Freeze, Says Job Cuts Not Planned

Nold Talks Federal Freeze, Says Job Cuts Not Planned

53% Left coverage: 17 sources

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Federal grant money that totaled around $3.5 million for the Sioux Falls School District during the 2024-2025 school year is currently frozen. Still, Superintendent Jamie Nold says the federal dollars may become available. "They could be," Nold said Tuesday. "That is our anticipation that they will be." Among the frozen federal dollars are funding for the equivalent of around 25 full-time employees. Additionally, if th…See the Story

Silver City Lifts Fire Restrictions - Silvercity Daily Press

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Silver City Lifts Fire Restrictions - Silvercity Daily Press

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By MARCELA JOHNSON Daily Press Staff Effective 8 a.m. Tuesday, Silver City has lifted previous fire restrictions within town limits after rain reduced the danger of fire. According to a release from the Silver City Fire Department, the weather forecast predicts cooler weather temperatures due to increased humidity and more rain, which will also reduce fire danger. Any open burning activities will still need to get burn permits and the approval o…See the Story

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Nold Talks Federal Freeze, Says Job Cuts Not Planned

New Recreation Center Set to Open - Silvercity Daily Press

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Paleontologist’s Discovery Appears in New ‘Jurassic World’ Film - Silvercity Daily Press

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(Photo by Andrew Wang for the Daily Press)Paleontologist Scott Madsen displays an artist’s rendition of his dinosaur Aquilops americanus at his home this week. His 1997 discovery is a supporting character in “Jurassic Park Rebirth,” now showing at the Silco Theatre and in theaters worldwide. By ANDREW WANG Daily Press Correspondent When moviegoers settled into their seats at the Silco Theatre last night to see the summer blockbuster “Jurassic Wo…Scarlett Johansson See the Story

Officials ease concerns about county’s senior center changes - Silvercity Daily Press

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

(Press Staff Photo by Juno Ogle)Santa Clara Mayor Arnold Lopez, second from left, said the village taking over management of the senior center was a “no-brainer” during a listening session Tuesday at the center. At left is Neil Segotta, director of the Non-Metro Area Agency on Aging. At right are Denise King, Aging Network Operations director for the New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services Department; Monica Abeita, executive director of the Nor…Silver City, New Mexico · Silver City Read Article

Workshop builds from the ground up - Silvercity Daily Press

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(Press Staff Photo by Marcela Johnson)Workshop leaders Athena Steen, left, and Danielle Felgenhauer talk about the mural to workshop participants. (Press Staff Photo by Marcela Johnson)Workshop leaders Athena Steen, left, and Danielle Felgenhauer talk about natural building techniques. Using locally sourced and some imported resources, participants at an earthen bench building workshop will work together this week to create three benches during …Silver City, New Mexico · Silver City Read Article

Co-op makes long-awaited move to Pope Street - Silvercity Daily Press

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Grant County contingent joins border protest - Silvercity Daily Press

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(Photo by Andrew Wang for the Daily Press)Protesters from across the region gather Saturday to rally at the U.S.-Mexico border in Santa Teresa to protest against border militarization and anti-immigrant policies. By ANDREW WANG Daily Press Correspondent Members of Silver City Indivisible joined the Las Cruces Indivisibles and other organizations in organizing a nonviolent protest Saturday morning near the U.S.-Mexico border in Santa Teresa, N.M.…Silver City, New Mexico · Silver City Read Article

Lightning Typical Cause of Forest Fires Here - Silvercity Daily Press

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

By MARCELA JOHNSON Daily Press Staff Multiple fires in the immediate area have been attributed to lightning, but how do investigators determine the cause of wildfires? To answer that question, the Daily Press talked with two fire information officers. Maribeth Pecotte, U.S. Forest Service public affairs officer, said that in training for fire investigators, the first thing they learn to do is determine a fire’s point of origin. “Investigators co…Wildfires · Silver City See the Story

Shopping The New Co-op - Silvercity Daily Press

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