Letters to the Editor

Why We Have an Ariel Dear editor, Recently, we were informed that someone in our community expressed an opinion on our upcoming aerial delivery. In 2008 our community purchased an aerial to complement our fleet of firefighting equipment in accordance with ISO (Insurance Services Offices).

Travels in Grants

This is the year of the sunflowers, a sudden resurrection of thousands of happy yellow flowers as far as the eye could see. Now, the red paintbrush silently watches as the rabbitbrush turns yellow. That means it is Autumn!

Guest Column . . .

Over the past year, New Mexicans have been hit hard by rising food costs. Grocery prices have risen by more than 13 percent, the largest annual increase since 1979 according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Pinedale Woman Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter

FORT WINGATE, N.M. – Pinedale, New Mexico woman, Betrina Grey, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and assault after a fatal crash in 2017. The plea came on October 11 as part of a deal. Grey, 31, will face up to 10 years in prison.

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Much like many in the community- My family, home and life is here. I care about public safety and my family’s safety. I went and addressed the council on Public Safety and the Conduct of Mayor Erik Garcia on Oct. 4. He is the MOST community oriented council member I have witnessed.

Always Living and Learning

An `Ode’ poem is one in which everyday events and/or ordinary or extraordinary happenings are written about with a unique, observant eye. Odes can be serious thoughts, or less serious ponderings. They often honor people, events, seasons, nationalism, or nature.

Get Your H.A.T.

In 1972, 13 balloons were held in the Coronado Center Mall parking lot. There were about 10,000 guests that showed up to this small event. The next year 13 countries took part in the “First World Hot Air Balloon Championship”, which was held at the New Mexico State fairgrounds.

State of Affairs

There is something to be said about decorum. A person who acts with decorum never brings their character into question, they always have a high moral standing and earn respect from the community.

Public Regulation Commissioner Becenti-Aguilar’s Strength and Character

San Juan Generating Station (SJGS) will shut down in a couple of days after producing power supply to large cities and regional communities for over fifty years. A majority of coal mine workers were Navajo citizens.

Ask Nancy Q+A: Lacking Neighborly Love

My husband and I recently moved to a new neighborhood that felt really welcoming until my next-door neighbor started being overly nosey about my landscaping plans. I was really excited about my yard, but this lady next door is gossiping about me to everyone else.