Five Volcanoes Public Property Becomes City Holdings
The five volcanic cones marking the city's western skyline are now city property after an 440 acre purchase, including the northern two cones. The Nature Conservancy arranged the sale with owner Gordon Bond at 700 dollars per acre, financed by 308 thousand dollars in total. City bonds cover 154 thousand, BOR funds 154 thousand.
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Nature Conservancy
National Conservation Organization
Denver
Gordon Bond
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Corrales
Practical tips to lower winter heating bills
Energy expert Charles Hahn from New Mexico State University outlines steps to improve home heating efficiency. Inspect and service furnaces and burners, check blower belts, clean registers, replace filters, seal gaps around windows and doors, upgrade glazing to triple or double panes, keep stem windows in use, seal garage gaps, close dryer vents and fireplace flues, insulate ducts and hot water pipes, and fix dripping faucets to save energy and fuel costs.
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Charles Hahn
New Mexico State University
Hahn
Hohn
County EOC Receives 9000 In Federal Weatherization Funds
Governor Apodaca's office announced nine thousand dollars in federal grants to the Sandoval County Economic Opportunity Corporation for weatherization support. Herman Grace explains the program helps prepare low income homes for both winter and summer extremes, saving energy and reducing utility costs.
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Jerry Apodaca
Sandoval County Economic Opportunity Corporation
Herman Grace
State Division of Human Resources
EOC
Grace
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Jack” Schmitt
U.S. Senate
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