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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.
The Silver City Friends of the Library (FOL) is so very pleased to announce that, weather permitting, it will hold a Book Sale on Saturday, October 10, from 10:00am-3:00pm, in the parking lot at 1510 Market Street, in the Town of Silver City’s maintenance yard on Market across from Cheyenne Street.
In accordance with Covid-19 health regulations, the FOL Bookstore will not be open, but 25-plus tables will be setup outside to hold and present the hundreds of books (including children’s books) and other reading media that have been donated and processed since the January sale.
“We want to thank the Town for giving us the go-ahead to have this outdoor sale and we’ll be following New Mexico’s Covid-19 regulations for mask wearing and social distancing in public places,” said Barbara Guber, FOL Bookstore Manager.
Girl Scouts has not closed, we are open and ready to bring your girl the ultimate Girl Scout Experience. Girls of all ages are invited to a get to know Girl Scouts with an online robot building recruitment party.
- For girls in grades kindergarten - 3 (Daisy - Brownie), you can join the online party any Tuesday evening October 6 - November 24, 2020 at 6:00 PM MDT.
- For girls in grades 4 - 12 (Junior - Ambassador), you can join the online party any Thursday evening October 1 - November 19, 2020 at 6:00 PM MDT.
Join online at www.gsdsw.org, click on “Robot Building Party”, and “RSVP today”. You will receive a zoom link to join in the party. While the girls are learning about robots, adults will learn how Girl Scouts helps their girls be their best, bravest, boldest selves through exciting opportunities, activities, and the values of the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
Friday, Sept. 25
Graffiti
106 E. Market Street
Advised he walked his dog around 10 p.m. last night and it was not there/he noticed it this morning around 7 a.m.
Criminal damage to property
N. Swan Street
Caller advised someone broke the window to the house next door/the subject left running away/possibly two younger kids.
The Grant County Art Gallery is one of the 32 participants in the Taste of Downtown Coupon Book. Their members have generously donated their time and talent to make a wide variety of holiday ornaments. The Gallery is located at 316 N. Bullard St. and shows and sells the work of dozens of local artists. If you have a Taste of Downtown coupon book, the Guild’s coupon is for a free holiday ornament.
Recently, Brenda Tozier, Silver City MainStreet Administrative Assistant, redeemed her coupon and picked out a beautiful purple glass ornament. “There is a wide variety of ornaments, stated Tozier. The Guild members really went all out. There are stained glass pieces, miniature paintings, framed photos, beaded ornaments and so many more. I was just amazed at the quality and selection. It was really hard to decide.”
Silver City MainStreet couldn’t hold their annual fundraiser, the Taste of Downtown this year and instead is selling a coupon book for $20 that has more than $200 in savings and great deals like the Guild’s free ornament. There are coupons from 32 downtown merchants with an expiration date of December 31, 2021.
Even in this stressful time, art heals the soul. Dia de los Muertos is the perfect time to celebrate art, just as we celebrate and remember the lives of those gone before.
This year’s Dia de los Muertos art show is at Ingalls Leyba Studio and Gallery. Artists may submit up to 3 pieces of appropriately themed art in any medium. Submit work by October 10, 2020 in jpg format to leybaingallarts@questoffice.net. Accepted pieces must be gallery ready and there will be a 45% commission on work that is sold.
Artwork is to be delivered between 1 pm and 4 pm on October 19,2020 unless other arrangements are made.
For the week beginning Monday, September 14 , 2020 at 8:00 am and ending Monday September 21, 2020 at 8:00 am, officers of the Silver City Police Department responded to 246 calls for service, had 484 self-initiated activity, and made 22 arrests. Of those arrests, 1 was for possession of controlled substance, and 1 was for Possession of drug paraphernalia, 3 DWI, 0 battery on a house hold member, 0 Aggravated assault on a house hold member, and 4 shoplifting.
Bayard Police Department
Saturday, Sept. 26
Welfare check
Watson Street
Caller from HMS advised a named male called this morning highly intoxicated/he was making references to wanting to die due to alcohol intoxication and making threats to kill his neighbors/he did have a plan to OD on alcohol/plan for the neighbors was not specified. Officer en route to an Elm Street address to make contact with the male to make sure he is okay/he is with his . . .
Friday, Sept. 25
Loud music
Mountain View Drive
Caller wants something done about this house tonight. Second caller advised they are playing loud music again tonight/even though LE did not do anything last night he wanted to call and put it on record. Deputy made contact and advised subject to turn down the music.
Larceny
Highway 15 – Grant County
Caller advised that her political sign was stolen last night. Deputy had negative contact with anyone at the address.
Fire Alerts
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