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“Crosses in the Desert - Where Dreams Die” - Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

AlvaroEncisoAugust 20, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street  – “Crosses in the Desert - Where Dreams Die”

Alvaro Enciso is an artist and humanitarian living in Tucson who for the past decade or so has been working on a project called "Where Dreams Die - Donde Mueren Los Sueños," which places secular crosses, designed and constructed by him, at the locations where the remains of migrants have been discovered in the Sonoran Desert. To date, he has placed over 1,000 crosses for these dead migrants, to preserve the memory of them and their struggles for the "American Dream.”

“When you decide to come to this country, to make that difficult trip, it’s because you have no other options. You’ve run out of options. So the only option is to come here, where you will find what you’re looking for, or hope that you find what you’re looking for. But really you never really find it, because you find a crappy job that pays badly and you live in some ghetto,” Enciso said.

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Dance Workshop - Lotus Center

Friday September 15, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

www.LotusCenterSC.org/Events/  - Dance Workshop
 
Join Susanna Thaler Drogsvold of Boulder, Colorado for a Friday-Saturday Contact Improv Workshop!

When: Introductory Session on Friday, September 15 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM
Deeper Immersion on Saturday, September 16 from 1:00 to 4:00 PM, and 7:00 to 9:00 PM

Where: Lotus Center
             211 W. Broadway
             Silver City

Cost: Friday Session: Sliding scale off $10 to $20
The two Saturday Sessions: Sliding scale of $40 to $60

No prior registration required; Drop-ins are welcome!

For more information write  info@LotusCenterSC.org

Beware of Microsoft scam email

SCAM EMAIL THAT SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH YOUR COMPUTER

The email shows "Microsoft account team" as the source and the subject line is "Microsoft account unusual signin activity." The text of the body continues with "We detected something unusual ..."

These emails should NEVER be opened. It is a scam and it is "phishing" for your financial information or some kind of payment. The real Microsoft never contacts you this way and is certainly not monitoring your sign-in activity anyway.

Awesome Teen and Children Programs at the Silver City Public Library

Silver City –We are officially back to school and that means fall programming at the Silver City Public Library. We are excited to offer year around programming and have a lot of fun things to offer you.

The Summer Reading Program is made possible by the Friends of the Library.

Let jump right in. We have most of our programming on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. First, we have kits from the State Library. On September 1 at 4pm, we have Architect’s Delight. Learn what goes into designing buildings. The kit shows you how to create a building by planning out and then making a prototype.

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Fall Gardening Class sponsored by the Southwest NM Seed Library

BasketVeggiesLearn what to grow into the fall and winter, when to plant, and what seeds to save from your summer garden. Seeds will be available for fall planting.

Sunday, August 20, 3-5 pm

At the Alumni Gardens on the WNMU campus on West 10th Street, just west of West Street, snacks are provided, bring a chair, no restrooms are available.

Class by donation.

For more information and to get worksheets in advance: janna@wildrocketgardens.com

Tri-City police department blotters – Aug. 7 through Aug. 10, 2023

Bayard Police Department

Monday, Aug.7

Criminal trespass warning
1101 Tom Foy Blvd.
(Redacted) was inside/now at the bus stop.

Domestic disturbance
Budge Street
Caller stated she just saw a male hit a female/he is in a white Expedition/female does not need an ambulance. Officer was advised.

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Grant County Sheriff's Office blotter – Aug. 7 through Aug. 10, 2023

Monday, Aug. 7

Welfare check
S. Highway 90 and Tyrone Mine Road
Blue truck is pulling a trailer with the back tire burning/going toward Lordsburg/caller lost contact. Deputy made contact right outside of Tyrone with the Peterbilt hauling hay.

Missing persons
Chamisa Drive – Lower Mimbres
Caller advised she has not heard from her 25-year-old son since Saturday/he was suicidal and depressed/he is in a white Ford Fusion. Deputies advised out at Ultra Health.

Unwanted subject
G&G Towing and Repair
An unknown named male is yelling at staff and refusing to pay for his vehicle. Deputy advised everything is okay/both men left.

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Silver City Police Department blotter – Aug. 7 through Aug. 10, 2023

Monday, Aug. 7

Suspicious vehicle
Penny Park – 12:33 a.m.
Officer in the back/subjects were advised to leave/everything is okay.

Unwanted subject
1201 Pope Street
People are by the walk-up ATM and they are not able to open/they appear to be sleeping. Officer advised male is leaving/everything is okay.

Domestic disturbance
North Loop – 9:55 a.m.
Caller advised a named subject is attacking her and hung up/callback just rings. Officer had negative contact with anyone at this location/will ATL.

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