Bulletin Report
Dion’s 23rd location, and second Las Cruces location, is scheduled to open Monday, March 13, 2017.
The store is located at the intersection of El Paseo and Idaho, near Las Cruces High School, and is bringing in more than 70 new jobs.
“We are excited to have a location more accessible to those living on the west side of Las Cruces,” said Mark Herman, Dion’s CEO. “Residents will be able to enjoy favorites ...
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Las Cruces Police are investigating the death of a 61-year-old man whose body was found in a city refuse truck the morning of Thursday, July 9.
Police were called to an area behind the Lowe’s supermarket, at 1404 Missouri Ave., shortly after 10:30 a.m. There, officers located the man’s body in the garbage truck hopper where solid waste is held for transport to a transfer station. The man appeared ...
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By Brook Stockberger
Las Cruces Bulletin
An elevator in a three-story house? How decadent.
For a bunch of hillbillies from Appalachia in southwestern Pennsylvania, the fact the rented house at Lewes Beach Delaware had an elevator seemed quite fancy.
Plus it was invaluable when hauling all the beer my mother bought to the second-floor kitchen. This was a family vacation a long time in the making.
In June, eleven relatives ranging in age from six to ...
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John M. White will be presenting at the free Thursday, March 1 ...
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Doña Ana County Treasurer David Gutierrez has mailed 2016’s first-half property tax bills, and he reminds property owners that they have until Dec. 10 to pay their first-half property taxes before state-mandated interest and penalties begin to accumulate.
Citing convenience as a priority for his office, Gutierrez said payments can be made in a number of ways, such as:
By mailing payment to the Treasurer’s Office using the self-addressed envelope provided ...
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