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Magdalena schools weigh social media lawsuit (opens the original)
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The Magdalena Board of Education on Monday moved through a wide‑ranging agenda that included a student‑led presentation on Homecoming Week, updates on campus security, and a detailed briefing on a national social‑media lawsuit that the district is considering joining. A group of student council leaders delivered the evening’s featured presentation, reading a prepared statement outlining plans for the 2026 Homecoming Week, scheduled for Oct. 5–10. The theme will be The Wizard of Oz, with events i
Reserve flooding sparks urgent wastewater safety checks (opens the original)
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Officials are monitoring wastewater plant flooding, awaiting groundwater tests and seeking emergency funds for lasting fixes. Recent heavy rains have caused flooding around the Reserve Wastewater Treatment Plant, prompting state officials and local operators to monitor potential environmental and public‑health risks while pursuing emergency funding for long‑term infrastructure fixes. State Sen. Crystal Brantley said she has been in continuous contact with the New Mexico Environment Department (N
Data center pause debate heats up at city council (opens the original)
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Residents urged a pause on industrial-scale data centers as the council approved Cuba Road improvements and honored Councilor Peter Romero. During the Socorro City Council meeting on September 15, public forum comments centered on whether the city should enact a temporary moratorium on industrial‑scale data centers. Residents Mary Ross and Janet Goldstein urged the council to pause any large‑scale proposals until the county’s Blue Ribbon Committee issues recommendations, arguing that water use,
Magdalena takes action on water upgrades and utility rules (opens the original)
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The Village of Magdalena Board of Trustees moved through a packed agenda that centered on long‑term water infrastructure planning, grant deadlines and adoption of a major utility ordinance intended to modernize the community’s water, wastewater and solid‑waste policies. Mayor Michael Thompson opened the Sept. 14 meeting by announcing the departure of the Village’s lead utility supervisor and said several applications had already been received. He told trustees he will propose a new wage structur
Volunteer firefighters battle 30-hour haystack blaze (opens the original)
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At the Sept. 15 regular meeting, commissioners heard extensive department reports, including a detailed briefing from Fire Marshal Fred Berger on recent emergencies. Berger described a 30‑hour haystack fire that required 265,000 gallons of water and assistance from multiple regional agencies, noting that volunteer firefighters earned as little as “eight dollars per call,” yet stayed on scene for the full duration. He also outlined a countywide radio‑coverage survey showing large dead zones and u
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