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City of Socorro looks ahead after plans for an ICE detention facility were dropped (opens the original)
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SOCORRO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — More than a month after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement scrapped plans to turn three warehouses in Socorro into immigration detention and training facilities, local business owners and city leaders say they are relieved. Lizbeth Carlos, owner of Café CoCol in Socorro, said the community came together to oppose the proposal. “I think as a community we held strong and we said we don't want it. Why are we doing this?” Carlos said. Café CoCol was one of the fi
Drought drives Elephant Butte Reservoir down to 1.4%, tourism businesses feel the pinch (opens the original)
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ELEPHANT BUTTE, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — Elephant Butte Reservoir is shrinking to historically low levels, and the impact is being felt by businesses and communities that rely on the lake for tourism. In June, the reservoir was at 5.6% of capacity. Two months later, new water data shows the level has fallen to just 1.4%. For longtime residents of Elephant Butte, the dramatic drop is hard to ignore. “It's August, summertime. Typically, there would be more people,” owner of Zia Kayak Outfitters, Edna
City of Elephant Butte awaits state response to local disaster declaration (opens the original)
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ELEPHANT BUTTE, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — With Elephant Butte Lake at historically low levels, Elephant Butte city leaders are moving to declare a local disaster as the area faces growing uncertainty for tourism and businesses that rely on the reservoir. Mayor Richard Holcomb addressed concerns during an Elephant Butte City Council meeting, saying the lake’s low levels are hurting tourism and that the community needs help. KFOX14/CBS4 visited Elephant Butte Lake almost two months ago in June, when wa
Gadsden ISD starts first day of school with new middle school campus (opens the original)
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ANTHONY, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — After more than 50 years serving the Anthony community, Gadsden Middle School is welcoming students to a brand-new, state-of-the-art campus. The new $80 million school replaces the original campus, which district leaders say had reached the point where major repairs were no longer practical. Now, students are beginning the school year in the new building following a two-year demolition and construction process. Jessica Cadena, Gadsden Independent School District's a
Socorro High's health programs give students a jump-start on college and careers (opens the original)
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Students returning to Socorro High School this school year will have the opportunity to jump-start a career in health care through Socorro ISD's growing P-TECH Nursing Program and Health Professions Academy. Dr. Fabiola Armendariz, coordinator of the Health Professions Academy, said interest in the programs continues to grow as students look for ways to enter the medical field while still in high school. "They're excited because they're coming in and they're getting that head start into a career
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