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Dolly Day fills Socorro library with joy and books (opens the original)
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The Socorro Public Library was filled with music, laughter, glitter and plenty of Dolly Parton trivia as local children and families gathered to celebrate Dolly Day on Sept. 25. Librarian Chelsea Jones said the event came together as a way to honor Parton’s legacy of literacy, generosity and community — and it quickly became much bigger than she expected. “It was just so bright and fun,” Jones said. “It was just a great way to honor her.” The celebration featured Dolly Parton music, trivia, priz
Socorro County declares emergency as floods overwhelm crews (opens the original)
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On Monday, Sept. 28, the Socorro County Commission formally declared an emergency as crews continue responding to widespread flooding, road closures and water rescues across the county following heavy rains. Emergency Manager Fred Berger said Monday the county’s emergency declaration is the first step toward requesting additional state assistance. The signed declaration will be sent to the state, where local officials are already coordinating with state lawmakers and emergency agencies. “We have
Socorro neighbors find help when it matters most (opens the original)
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For Melissa Zimmerman, helping people in Socorro is about more than handing out a bag of groceries. It is about making sure a family has something to eat, a home has electricity, and a person who is struggling knows where to turn. Zimmerman runs Mid-west New Mexico Community Action Program (Mid-west NMCAP) at 904 Spring St., in Socorro, where the organization provides food, utility assistance, clothing vouchers and referrals to other community resources. Mid-west NMCAP distributes food once a we
From firewood to breathtaking New Mexico art (opens the original)
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When Jim McLain hears a chainsaw start up, he goes looking for the source. For this woodwork artist, a log that might look like firewood to most people can become a window into an ancient ruin or a mosaic of stone and turquoise. McLain, 70, was already making furniture when he began turning wood in 1992 after a ceramics class prompted him to try something different Woodturning involves mounting a piece of wood on a lathe, where it spins while the artist uses chisels to shape and refine it. McLai
From firewood to breathtaking New Mexico art (opens the original)
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When Jim McLain hears a chainsaw start up, he goes looking for the source. For this woodwork artist, a log that might look like firewood to most people can become a window into an ancient ruin or a mosaic of stone and turquoise. McLain, 70, was already making furniture when he began turning wood in 1992 after a ceramics class prompted him to try something different Woodturning involves mounting a piece of wood on a lathe, where it spins while the artist uses chisels to shape and refine it. McLai
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