New Mexico Environment Feature Highlights Endangered Species
In the February issue New Mexico Magazine surveys efforts to protect fragile ecosystems and endangered species across the state. It examines the Organ Mountains Cox Ranch land trust, the Grey Ranch ecologically intact 500 square miles, and The Nature Conservancy purchase. It explores Mexican wolf reintroduction, raptor monitoring by the Western Foundation for Raptors Conservation, cactus preservation in desert habitats, and Gila trout conservation efforts since the 1920s. Also features Philmont Scout Ranch photography and a Estacado day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Nena Singleton
Cox Ranch
Cox
Organ Mountains
Organ Recreation Area
Keith Easthouse
Grey Ranch
Bootheel
Nature Conservancy
Jim Burbank
Burbank
Mark L.taylor
Western Foundation For Raptor Conservation
WFRC
North America
Rex Graham
Fiona Urquhart
Philmont Scout Ranch
Estacado
Gunman Encounter Ends in Safe Theft at Cotton City Church
Allen Hill reports a daring home invasion where two robbers overpower William during a safe search. After William's stern intervention, one robber lowers the club and the pair flee with valuables. The note ends with church service details for ForT St Jude Catholic Church and local Baptist listings in Hachita NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Church OF Christ A
Eddy H. Kerr
Worshi
San Felipe
FE Hill
Rodeo
Ronald Bibeau
ST. Simon
Episcopal Mission
Sam Garcia
ST. Augustine
Holy Playas
N. M
Apostolic Church
North
Beltin Streets
Jesus Martinez
Linwood
Albugerque
Gen Deloe
Shell Oil Co
Assembly OF God
Playas Valley
Houston
Harris
7Th and
Animal Church
Glen R. Gray
Christ
Kimbley
Bill M. Inc
E. Railroad
Bloomington
McLean
Tabernacle
Cholla Street
Hatch
Lottie M. Pyramid
Alex de la
Beuik Trust
Dept
Texas New Mexico Power Company
P.O. Box
Sam David Corp
Karolynn Schoepke
Robbery by Bearer Check Drops Cash From Bank
William faced a two‑man robbery in which the suspects demanded all his funds and warned of harm to his ill wife if the police or bank were notified within six hours. The check, written to Bearer, was cashed by the bank despite bogus signature and address, leaving William with several thousand dollars vanished. He declined police action, citing poor results and fees, while noting heightened security at his home and lingering questions about the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Agian
Mexico
U.S
NMSA
New Mexico Taxation & Revenue Department
Homeward reflections from a Mexico trip and friendly ties
The group recalls two pleasant dinners and church attendance on Sunday before heading to Casas. They describe traveling through Janos Ascencion Palomas the line and Columbus with wary moments in semi dark streets and notes of wariness from past tales. A Deming dinner at K Bob s with Ruth Wright ends the trip as they return to routine, inviting others to share the adventure and intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casas
Janos
Ascencion
Palomas
the Line
Columbus
Mexico
Deming
Ruth Wright
K-Bob's
Hook
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By Allen Hill
First Baptist Church
Third and Animal Streets
Coy Brewer
Sunshine Haven
ST. Joseph Chirch
Hidalgo County Directory of Churches
Paul Kao
ST. Jude Catholic Church
Cotton City
Edwin L. Trapp
Hachita Baptist Church
Hachita
el Charro Restaurant
Christian Teaching Center
Playas
Jeff Sutton
Christian Warriors
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints Corner
9Th
Pyramid
Don Keeling
Relief Society
Sacrament
Frist United Methodist Church
Ron Brewer
Abundant Life Fellowship, Inc
Fourth and Main Streets
Chuck Weaver
Sandy
Sida
H. Bishop, Inc
Baptist
Linwell Tisdale
Windmill
A.m
Shady Grove
New York Life Insurance Company
Jack Dong
Graig, Rachael
Rouse Mickey
P.O
Western Bank
Fort Worth
Shakespeare
Legals
Capital Improvements Act
Andelina
D. Morelos Hidalgo County
Resultos DE Impuestos Capitales DE Mejoramiento DE Escuelas Publicas EL Dia
Distrito Escolar Y Municipal Num
Para
Andelina D. Morelos Escribao del Condado de Hidalgo