Juno Ogle
Reporter at Silver City Daily Press
Silver City Daily Press & Independent (NM). Formerly City/RISD reporter for the Roswell Daily Record (NM) and Hays Daily News (KS). @[email protected]
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1 day ago |
scdailypress.com | Juno Ogle
By JUNO OGLEDaily Press StaffRecent studies have shown that after-school and summer youth programs make a difference in educational outcomes, but organizations leading those programs are concerned about cuts in federal funding. That was the message delivered in a virtual roundtable discussion Friday morning led by the New Mexico Out-of-School Time Network and Lt. Gov. Howie Morales with education and youth programming officials from across the state.
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3 days ago |
scdailypress.com | Juno Ogle
By JUNO OGLEDaily Press StaffWith no apparent progress or communication regarding the damaged post office in Mule Creek, U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez is demanding answers, and the area’s residents have made an offer to the Postal Service. The post office in Mule Creek was damaged on April 2, 2024, when a vehicle crashed into it, causing what the U.S. Postal Service said would be a temporary closure. Residents at first had to pick up their mail in Buckhorn, 18 miles away.
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3 days ago |
scdailypress.com | Juno Ogle
A community cooling center is now open in the downtown Silver City area, available to anyone who needs some respite from the heat. The center, at 215 W. College Ave., is operated by Silver City Street Outreach, and it is having a soft opening this week after passing its inspection by the town fire marshal Tuesday, said Brian Stengel, director of the nonprofit organization.
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4 days ago |
scdailypress.com | Juno Ogle
By JUNO OGLEDaily Press StaffThe CEO of Gila Regional Medical Center is now an employee of the hospital, rather than working for an external management company. The GRMC board of trustees approved a contract with Robert Whitaker in a special meeting Monday afternoon, with the three-year agreement effective immediately. “I’m really grateful for our board and their trust in me and allowing me to lead this organization, this health system,” Whitaker said.
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5 days ago |
scdailypress.com | Juno Ogle
With the Paradise Fire nearly completely contained, command of the remaining firefighting efforts will transfer to a local team this morning, according to Monday’s update from the Gila National Forest. The fire, located about 13 miles south of Quemado, was 92 percent contained at 727 acres according to Monday morning’s update from Maribeth Pecotte, public information officer for the Gila National Forest. While still under investigation, the fire is believed to be human-caused.
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Getting some heavy rain with wind and lots of thunder and lightning in west Silver City. Started about 10 minutes ago. Should look good in the rain gauge later! @NWSElPaso
Just started getting more rain along with some very small hail (pea size or smaller) in western Silver City. @NWSElPaso
As of Wednesday afternoon, there were 142 personnel deployed, consisting of crews operating 21 engines, four helicopters, three water tenders and one dozer, as well as four interagency hotshot crews made up of 20 crew members each. #RicoFire #NMFire https://t.co/0BP1ADPQlx