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Citizens Bank opened in April 1970, 51 years ago. The bank had 50th anniversary plans slated for 2020, but just as so many other activities, they were postponed by the pandemic.
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By Richard Coltharp
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4/8/21
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The Western Sky Community Care Micro Grant Fund has supported many nonprofits in Dona Ana, Luna, Hidalgo, and Sierra counties. The fund, housed at the Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico, supported eight nonprofits in 2020 with micro grants ranging from $1,000 to $2,500.
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CFSNM News Release
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4/8/21
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Update: 7:45 a.m. MDT Thursday, April 8, 2021
COVID-19 NEW CASES: ONE-DAY COUNTS
Current: Doña Ana County 38, NM 222; El Paso County 223, Texas 3,285; U.S. 73,200
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Bulletin Report
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4/8/21
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“Pandemic” is just one of the thousands of words third graders can look up in the new dictionaries they received from the Rio Grande Rotary Club, along with words like “generosity,” “service” and “compassion.”
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By Mike Cook
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4/7/21
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In honor of long-time Las Cruces educator Clarence Fielder, the Community Foundation of Southern Mexico (CFSNM) will match donations up to $2,500 to its new Equity and Inclusion Scholarship .
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By Mike Cook
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4/7/21
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The 32nd annual Bataan Memorial Death March will be hosted virtually for the first time in event history. Marchers will be able to participate anytime Friday, April 9-Sunday, April 18.
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From bataanmarch.com
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4/7/21
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New Mexico State University has been selected to receive a NASA Early Stage Innovations grant to conduct game-changing space technology research.
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By Tiffany Acosta
NMSU News
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4/7/21
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In early March, members of P.E.O. Chapter I in Las Cruces worked with the Salvation Army of Las Cruces to donate family food boxes as part of the P.E.O. chapter’s “Year of Giving.”
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Bulletin report
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4/7/21
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The New Mexico State University Board of Regents bid farewell March 23 to one of its members and welcomed two new board members.
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By Carlos Andres López, Communications Specialist
NMSU News Team
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4/7/21
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Citywide spring/summer water restrictions began April 1, the City of Las Cruces said in a news release.
With the restrictions in place, watering outside vegetation is prohibited 10 a.m.-6 p.m. every day.
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Bulletin report
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4/7/21
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Ethan Christiano began going to the Boys and Girls Club of Las Cruces when he was in kindergarten and continued for the next 10 years. One of the groups he participated at the club focused on leadership and giving back to the community.
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By Mike Cook
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4/7/21
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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the lack of groceries available in stores for the community and an increase in unemployment rates, especially in households that went from one source of income to no income, brought an increased need for Aggie Cupboard emergency food program at New Mexico State University.
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By Nicole E. Drake
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4/6/21
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Color the energy future of the City of Las Cruces greener than before.
At its April 5 regular meeting, the city council voted unanimously to begin transitioning city residents and businesses from natural gas to renewable energy resources, and transition the city fleet to zero-emissions vehicles.
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By Mike Cook
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4/6/21
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New Mexico State University will see a funding increase if Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signs appropriations bills passed during the 2021 session of the New Mexico Legislature.
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Bulletin Report
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4/6/21
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“Pandemic” in just one of the thousands of words third graders can look up in the new dictionaries they received from the Rio Grande Rotary Club, along with words like “generosity,” “service” and “compassion.”
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By Mike Cook
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4/6/21
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An endowment to benefit Safe Haven Animal Sanctuary (SHAS) has been set up in partnership with the Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico (CFSNM), the foundation said in a news release.
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Bulletin report
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4/6/21
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New Mexico is rated the second safest state in the country during COVID-19, according to the personal finance website WalletHub.
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Bulletin report
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4/6/21
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Owner Max Bower is bringing live entertainment back to Las Cruces in a big – but safe – way with the introduction of Amador Dayz in April and May.
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By Mike Cook
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4/6/21
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Following the announcement that schools across New Mexico will return to in-person learning, Las Cruces Public Schools are ready to welcome students and staff on Tuesday, April 6.
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LCPS News Release
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4/6/21
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Update: 9 a.m. MDT Tuesday, April 6, 2021
COVID-19 NEW CASES: ONE-DAY COUNTS
Current: Doña Ana County 9, NM 96; El Paso County 202, Texas 837; U.S. 76,594
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Bulletin Report
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4/6/21
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