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.

Tri-City police department blotters – Sept. 29 through Oct. 1, 2023

Bayard Police Department

Friday, Sept. 29

Harassment
Runnels Drive
Caller advising a named female came into the office advising some children outside the apartment were threatening her children. Officer attempted to make contact/everything is okay.

Robbery
100 Hurley Avenue
Advised her 13-year-old grandson was jumped and stole his shoes/he knows who took them from him/subjects are at the Bayard Park next to the Community Center.

Saturday, Sept. 30

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Grant County Sheriff's Office blotter – Sept. 29 through Oct. 1, 2023

Friday, Sept. 29

Suspicious vehicle
Racetrack Road – Arenas Valley
Caller advised a white Ford Explorer just drove up and down her and her neighbor's driveway. Deputies went traffic with vehicle at a Crum Road address.

Welfare check
Hutchinson
Caller from Jackson, MI advised he has not heard from the 2-year-old's mom. Deputy advised everything is okay.

Disturbance
S. Bard Street – Santa Clara
Caller's 28-year-old mentally ill sister is causing problems/she is yelling, screaming, and threatening caller's mom. Second caller is the mother advising sister left walking/blue hospital pants.

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Writing Workshop: The Fabric of Our Lives

CatalinaClaussenWriting Workshop: The Fabric of Our Lives: Strategies in Weaving Story from Oral History, Archival Research, and Creative Expression

Author Catalina Claussen will present the next workshop in The Write Stuff writing series, a 2-hour talk: The Fabric of Our Lives: Strategies in Weaving Story from Oral History, Archival Research, and Creative Expression. It will be offered on Saturday, November 18, from 10 am - noon, at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City, 3845 N Swan St, Silver City, NM.

Are you interested in capturing lived experience, learning to connect with the community on your research journey, developing creative expression and multi-media? Catalina Claussen will share techniques and offer exercises in gathering oral history, diving into the archives, and how to incorporate multi-media aspects into your final product.

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Dr. Terri Sankovitz to speak to Rotary

TerriSankovitzDr. Terri Sankovitz, AuD, will be the Rotary speaker on October 10, 2023.
Her topic will be: “Hearing Loss.”  In a biographical statement provided by Dr. Sankovitz she has indicated that everyone will lose some of their hearing, it’s just a matter of when. “Causes of hearing loss are: age, heredity/genetic traits, allergies, infections, loud noises, and earwax.” She has been an audiologist for over two decades, and after visiting Grant County for 4 years to hike the Gila, decided to move to Silver City to open her practice, Silver Audiology in 2021.

The Rotary Club will meet at the Silver Bowling Center, 2020 Memory Lane, in the Ten Pin Lounge. The meeting is from 12 noon to 1 p.m. Meetings are open to the public, and guests may purchase their lunch in the café.

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Silver City Police Department blotter – Sept. 29 through Oct. 1, 2023

Friday, Sept. 29

Criminal trespass warning
Bremen Street
Caller advised her niece is somewhere on her property/she saw her go into her husband's shop. Officer made contact with female on Bremen and Pinos Altos. Officer made contact with caller who advised the female should have been arrested and is very upset that she wasn't.

Burglary
E. Pine Street
Someone stole tools. Officer made contact with caller.

Disturbance
Visitor Center
Male at the front door trying to get inside/want action taken on the CTW. Officer advised out with Frank Gomez/re-issued CTW/male left property.

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Songs of Social Justice and Protest - Susan and Burt Mittelstadt

MittelstadtsA Special Concert by Susan and Burt Mittelstadt

Please join us on Friday, October 6 for a poignant evening of music - songs of social justice and protest - performed by Burt and Susan Mittelstadt and hosted by the Social Justice Committee of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Silver City.

Over the ages, music has moved the mountains of human injustice and suffering, from civil rights to women’s rights to Black Lives Matter to labor movements and anti-war protests, and so much more. As Holocaust survivor and Nobel laureate, Eli Wiesel once said, “There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest.” Music has always been a means to that end.

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"The Blessing of the Animals” - Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

UUanimalsOctober 8, at 10:00 am, 3845 North Swan Street – "The Blessing of the Animals”

Finally, the program your pets have been waiting for! This Sunday, Heidi Ogas will be leading us in a Blessing of the Animals.

Please bring your pets to gather with us out on the patio. For their safety and ours, please leash, cage, crate, harness or otherwise contain your critters. If you have a pet who has passed, or one you don't feel comfortable bringing, feel free to bring a picture, toy or memento. The service will be a bit shorter because of our pets’ possible anxiety at being in a strange place.

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Art demonstrations at Grant County Art Guild Gallery

DebHutchinsFirst Fridays Deb Hutchings Watercolor Demo at Guild July 7 2023Art demonstrations
Grant County Art Guild Gallery, 316 N Bullard, Silver City
Saturday October 7, 10am-3pm
More information: gcag.org

The Grant County Art Guild will be offering art demos in a variety of mediums at the GCAG Gallery Saturday, Oct 7, from 10am-3pm. Drop in and try your hand at weaving, see how clay jewelry is etched, or how watercolor and acrylic paintings develop. The GCAG gallery will be open from 10am-7pm. It carries the work of 35 LOCAL artists working in a wide variety of mediums.

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