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Local Community Science Birding Projects

Learn about Local Community Science Birding Projects on Friday, Nov 3, 2023 | 6:00-7:30 (ish!) pm in Rm 111, Harlan Hall at WNMU.

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Friends of the Library Book Sale

Thousands of book for sale at a low low price November 11, 2023

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SC Public Library Presents Peter Fletcher in Concert

PeterFletcherThe Library Concert Series continues with American classical guitarist Peter Fletcher live at The Silco Theater, Thursday November 9 at 4:00 PM. Thanks to the support of the Friends of the Library this concert is free to the public! No tickets required.

Based in Detroit and New York City, Peter performs over 50 concerts a year, and is a critically acclaimed musician who has recorded albums with Centaur Records and Towerhill Records. He has delighted audiences across the country from Carnegie Hall in New York to the Firehouse Arts Center in San Francisco.  Peter offers an audience friendly, solo recital including repertoire that runs the gamut from the Renaissance Period through the 20th Century.

The program will feature classical masterpieces such as Bach’s Chaconne and Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring, Three Dances from Thesaurus Harmonicus by French lutenist Jean-Baptiste Besard, Caprice No. 24 by Paganini, Four Preludes by Mexican composer Manuel Ponce, and music by Scarlatti and Villa-lobos. Listeners can also expect a unique transcription of the Allemande from Bach’s Keyboard Partita No. 4, which will be part of his all-Bach album which will be released by Centaur Records in 2024.

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GC Community Foundation Launches Inaugural Show of Local Artists!

We are excited to announce the inaugural Art Show of Grant County Community Foundation and the Silver City Art Association, where three local artists will be highlighted: Myron Weckwerth, Jeff Haynie, and Zoe Wolfe. The show is being curated by Diana Ingalls. These works will hang for 6 months and be followed by another show highlighting three more local artists.

Everyone is invited to join us for refreshments and visual stimulation at the opening of the Art Show in the GCCF offices at 1106 N Pope Street in Silver City (opposite HMS--the old Shamrock Station) on Thursday, November 16th from 4:00 to 7:00 pm.

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Grant County Resilience Action Plan Kickoff

November 1, 2023 - Grant County Chamber Luncheon

See pdf flyer below:

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Jeff Rudolf to speak at Rotary Meeting

Jeff Rudolf will be the Rotary speaker on November 7, 2023. Rudolf’s topic will be: “Estate Liquidations.”  He and his wife, Allie, are the owners of Rudolf Enterprises, dealing with liquidation or purchasing of entire estates, including homes, vehicles etc.

The Rotary meeting will be held at the Silver Bowling Center, Ten Pin Lounge at 2020 Memory Lane, Silver City from 12-1 p.m. The meeting is free and open to the public. If you desire lunch, order from the menu in the cafeteria and it will be delivered to your table.

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Author to Speak at Nov. 7th PFLAG Meeting

RevTaraSoughersAfter having to postpone her October meeting appearance, Rev. Tara K. Soughers will be the featured speaker at the November 7th PFLAG meeting, 6:00 PM, at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 3845 N. Swan.  The public is invited, and refreshments will be served.

Soughers is an Episcopal priest and mother of two sons, one transgender and one cisgender.  She is the author of Beyond a Binary God: A Theology for Trans Allies.  Rev. Soughers holds a doctorate in practical theology with a concentration in spirituality from Boston University School of Theology.  A graduate of Virginia Theological Seminary, she has served as a congregational coach for the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts and a spiritual director. She currently serves as the rector of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Silver City.

In her book, Soughers explores theology from the position of a trans ally and as the parent of a trans young adult.  Questions explored in the book include, “What does it mean about God and about humans that there is not a strict gender binary?  How can we incorporate what we have learned about the permeability of boundaries to affirm those whose path does not follow traditional cultural stereotypes?  How might that broadening help us to understand the God who is never two for Christians, but both One and Three?  What gifts does this broader understanding bring to the church?”

PFLAG  is the nation's largest organization dedicated to supporting, educating, and advocating for LGBTQ+ people and those who love them.  For more information, call 575-590-8797 or go to  pflagsilver.org  or pflag.org.

Tri-City police department blotters – Oct. 27 through Oct. 29, 2023

Bayard Police Department

Sunday, Oct. 29

Harassment
Rosemary Street
Caller's neighbor keeps walking up and down with a bat/he just threatened daughter with a bat.

Welfare check
Coffey Street
Caller advised her mother just sent her pictures of her cutting herself and told caller it was her fault. Deputy on scene.

Hurley Police Department

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