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Tri-City police department blotters – Oct. 23 through Oct. 26, 2023

Bayard Police Department

Monday, Oct. 23

Harassment
801 Tom Foy Blvd.
Caller advised the manager at Blake's threw a rock at his vehicle/caller left to avoid confrontation. Officer had negative contact with caller/will be clear from area.

Welfare check
1101 Tom Foy Blvd.
Child in late teens or early 20s is slumped over on the bench/he is breathing but not responding. Officer advised everything is okay.

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Guadalupe Montessori School Fall Festival FUNdraiser

Guadalupe Montessori School Fall Festival FUNdraiser Slated for Saturday, November 4
Carnival games, cake walk, face painting

Silver City, NM – The Guadalupe Montessori School is holding its third annual Fall Festival FUNdraiser on Saturday, November 4, from noon to 4 p.m. 

Benefitting the small, not for profit private school serving children from 18 months through 12 years, the event features carnival games, hayrides, face painting, and cute animals to pet and pose with. The renowned Guadalupe Montessori School kitchen will dish up seasonal food and drink. A bake walk will provide lucky participants with treats to either enjoy at the festival or take home.

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Grant County Sheriff's Office blotter – Oct. 23 through Oct. 26, 2023

Monday, Oct. 23

Suspicious vehicle
Rosedale and Mesa roads
One dark blue SUV and one old grey van. Caller advised she is very regular with her routine and has never seen them before. Deputy advised both vehicles are unable to operate/was advised the owners would try to move them soon.

Harassment
Highway 35
Deputy made contact with walk-in, who advised she was being bullied by a named subject from Exit Realty Horizons/just wanted to let someone know what was going on.

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Silver City Police Department blotter – Oct. 23 through Oct. 26, 2023

Monday, Oct. 23

Welfare check
1105 E. Highway 180
A woman is walking up the hill in the middle of 180 toward Mc Donald's.

Welfare check
2850 E. Highway 180
Man appears to be having an episode/he is in his truck staring off into space/he appears unable to communicate/was previously involved in a minor accident in the parking lot of Foxworth-Galbraith/he is now yelling to himself. Officer had contact with caller and driver/request ambulance.

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Nonviolent Communication Weekend Workshop Offered

 KarenStarzA training in nonviolent communication will be held the weekend of November 3 – 5 in Silver City, according to a news release issued by the Silver City Food Co-op and Lotus Center. The training will follow the principles set forth in the book Nonviolent Communication, A Language of Life by psychologist Marshall Rosenberg.

The timing of the workshop offering is ideal, says Karen Starz, a certified nonviolent communication trainer, and president of New Mexico Network for Nonviolent Communication.

“For many of us, our world feels more volatile than ever,” says Starz. “Political, social, and economic conditions and dialog seem intense and polarized like never before. Many of us wonder what we, individually, can do to bridge the gap of our wide-ranging views and to invite more civil exchanges. Now more than ever, our communities need nonviolent communication.”

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Street Outreach Meet and Greet

November 10, 2023 at Gough Park - Bring friends and business cards

See Flyer below:

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Silver City Museum Hosts Dia de Los Muertos Celebration

RuizBrosLos Hermanos Ruiz - the brothers José Manuel (left) and Roberto Abraham Ruiz Salazar of Netzahualcoyutl, Mexico - are the featured artisans at the Silver City Museum's celebration of Dia de los Muertos, the Mexican tradition of honoring loved ones who've died.Silver City -- Sunday, October 29, the Silver City Museum is hosting a community celebration of Dia de Los Muertos or Day of the Dead to honor loved ones who've passed on, featuring the brothers José Manuel and Roberto Abraham Ruiz Salazar, internationally acclaimed artisans from Netzahualcoyutl, Mexico, who create incredibly detailed, miniature bone carvings, which reflect timely themes of death, revolution and transformation. The celebration begins at noon and concludes at 5:00 pm, and includes the annual "people-powered" Dia de los Muertos parade, which starts at 3:30 pm from the intersection of Pope Street and College Avenue, ending at the museum.
 

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Opportunity to Make Alex & Martyn Memorial Fund a Forever Fund

alex and martyn altAs many of you are aware, we are approaching the sad anniversary of the loss of our friends Martyn Pearson and Alex Olsen. For so many of you, they are in your thoughts daily, and even hourly.

Just recently, the Patrina Foundation, which is focused on improving the lives of girls through programs like dance, art therapy, music programs, and housing support, offered a match for the Alex Olsen & Martyn Pearson Memorial fund. Most of that match has been met, and there is just another $11,000 needed to fulfill the match goal by mid-November. Alex sat on the Board of Directors of the Patrina Foundation.

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