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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2015
Page
2
The body of 90 year old Sim McFarland was discovered at Ute Lake after his car rolled from the edge of the shore the night before. Two women nearby were knocked down. Cynthia McFarland, 89, injured with a sprained ankle and hospitalized.
City Hall meetings set for July with boards including Cemetery Housing Authority and Economic Development. Local groups plan regular gatherings at Pow Wow Restaurant and Tucumcari Public Library announces Summer Reading programs and weekly Baby Time sessions. Call contacts provided for more details. Deadline for calendar items is 10 a.m. the day prior.
Daily offerings include coffee tea and milk. Thursday features turkey sandwich mashed potatoes gravy buttered peas and carrots and tapioca pudding. Friday serves green chile hamburger ranch beans onion rings applesauce. Monday provides crackers sliced peaches. Tuesday offers taco Spanish rice salsa corn Jell-O oranges. Wednesday presents Chile Belleno salad pinto tuna and shells salad beans crackers fruit cocktail.
Tucumcari Public Library lists Seveneyes by Neal Stephenson about moon community remnants planning a return to Earth. Beach Town by Mary Kay Andrews follows a Hollywood scout in a Florida Gulf Coast town. Piranha by Clive Cusster and Boyd Morrison follows a man opposing an American weapons designer. American Wife by Taya Kyle with Jim DeFelice chronicles life after Chris Kyle’s death.
City council approves new housing plan amid budget concerns. Police report a rise in neighborhood incidents, while the high school announces spring sports tryouts and updated schedules. Local businesses note steady foot traffic as tension eases post event season.
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