These releases come from other sources than the Grant County Beat. This category will include events in and news releases from Grant, Catron, Hidalgo and Luna counties.

Grant County Sheriff's Office blotter – Jan. 5 through Jan. 7, 2024

Friday, Jan. 5

Domestic disturbance
Western Drive
Advised an uncle hit her and pushed her/a girlfriend has been arguing with caller and she started the incident/caller is 12-years-old/(redacted) was upset at the younger juvi/he was looking for a blue pill and can't find it/caller and cousin are in the bedroom/(redacted) and (redacted) are not inside the home.

Game and Fish
Highway 180 – MM 117 (1 mile west of Uncle Woody's Flea Market)
Dead coyote in roadway.

Domestic disturbance
Saavedra Drive
No report.

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Silver City Police Department blotter – Jan. 5 through Jan. 7, 2024

Friday, Jan. 5

Unwanted subject
1120 E. Highway 180
Female in the lobby needs to be removed/is not causing issues/is walking around the second floor/negative on a CTW. Officer advised female in unit requesting to go to Lulu/Harmony Allen has a CTW for Lulu/requesting GCSO/female is requesting a ride to Arenas Valley.

Unattended death
3650 Fowler Avenue – Sunset Vista
95-year-old female unresponsive/faint pulse/cold to the touch/cannot see her breathing/had been feeling sick through the day. EMS1 advised facility is advising to send OMI/it is an assisted living facility not a nursing home so they do not contact OMI/LE usually responds. EMS1 requests OMI.

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Speaking the Unspeakable: A Talk About GOD

HeidiOgasJanuary 14, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "A New Beginning: ‘Speaking the Unspeakable: A Talk About GOD’”

Heidi Ogas, long time resident of Silver City will discuss what was a "New Beginning" for her by sharing one of her father's sermons, "Speaking the Unspeakable: A Talk About GOD"

 Unitarian Universalist Rev. Joseph S. Willis was a preacher, pastor, painter, and poet. In this sermon he discusses the word God and how that word may have different meanings to different people but also how the word God is not actually God. Ogas will share her fahter's thoughts on our human concept of what God is and isn't. 

Childcare is available on second and fourth Sundays. Parents are invited to bring children 3-12 years old to play and participate in activities led by 10th grader Ivy Stephens-Etheridge.

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Give Grandly! Give Local! Save The Date May 4, 2024

GiveGrandlyEvery spring the Give Grandly Coalition, with major support from the Grant County Community Foundation, organizes Give Grandly, its big fundraising marathon for area nonprofits. The first planning meeting will be held at The Commons on 501 E 13th Street at 10:00 am on Wednesday, January 10, 2024.

Area nonprofits that wish to participate in the event this year are encouraged to email the Give Grandly Coalition at givegrandlycoalition@gmail.com  or the Grant County Community Foundation at grantcountycommunityfoundation@gmail.com .

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Traffic Alert NM 26 Bridge Rehabilitation to begin

HATCH - The New Mexico Department of Transportation District One office in cooperation with La Calerita LLC (Contractor) will begin a bridge rehabilitation project on NM 26 at milepost 47.7 over Interstate 25. 

Drivers are asked to reduce speed and please obey traffic control devices and be on the lookout for workers and/or equipment entering and exiting the roadway. Detour routes may be in use during the project and drivers are also asked to be vigilant and follow the proper signage.  The contractor’s daytime hours of operation will be from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

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Classic Gentle Yoga classes

January 10, Jan 31, Feb7, Feb 28, March 6, March 13, April 3, 10, May 1, 8,29
Classic Gentle Yoga

Start time: 2:30 PM-3:30  pm

This class consists of yoga poses for posture improvement, flexibility
and mental and physical relaxation.  Suitable for all ages. Bring your
mat and any props you use. Led by Colleen Stinar, a yoga instructor
for decades with training from many traditions.  Cost: $5 per class.

609 N Arizona Street, the Church of Harmony (Arizona between 6th and
7th Streets)
Silver City, NM 88061

Contact info: Colleen Stinar  575 574 5451

Tri-City police department blotters – Jan. 1 through Jan. 4, 2024

Bayard City Police

Monday, Jan. 1

Disturbance
Cactus Street
Neighbors are throwing rocks at each other/one of them hit his window/it isn't broken. Officer advised negative on any dispute/caller has mental issues.

Welfare check
Park Street
Caller advising she can hear a male yelling for help and what sounds like banging on a wall. Officer had negative contact with anyone yelling/clear.

Tuesday, Jan. 2

Larceny
E. Elm Street
Caller advised the neighbor went into her yard and stole her cedar brinks (bricks?) which were up against her fence line. Officer investigating.

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Grant County Sheriff's Office blotter – Jan. 1 through Jan. 4, 2024

Monday, Jan. 1

Welfare check
Tyrone Post Office
Male acting goofy/swinging his arms and talking to himself/not aggressive. Deputy made contact advising male was in vehicle saying he was going to Lordsburg but drove off toward Silver.

Criminal damage to property
Realta Drive
Caller advised a named female broke into his house and there is damage in the house/advised female is a friend of his daughter/she left her dog unattended in the house and house is now damaged with urine and feces/daughter didn't have permission to invite anyone and was a 19-year-old getting brainwashed by a 28-year-old.

Tuesday, Jan. 2

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