Soldier returns from Afghanistan mission as garden project continues
The interview with Scott describes interroga tions and the unusual investigation process. He notes Afghanistan’s poverty and Iran’s diverse society while praising Afghan allies and local acceptance of foreign troops. The garden project in Qandahar progresses as the U S Army awaits Scott’s return from leave before duty in Maryland.
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Iran
Scott
Afghanistan
Qandahar
U.S. Army
Maryland
Real estate veteran Carlos reflects on war service and lasting career
Carlos recounts surviving a base attack where unexploded rockets lay on the ground and a foam barrier tamed fires at 3 a.m. He earned the Bronze Star and a commendation, later shifting to real estate in New Mexico. He built a long career across Colonial West, Grieves Group, and Coldwell Banker while staying active in local commerce and veteran organizations.
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Carlos
Vietnam
Cannon Air Force Base
Clovis
New Mexico
United States
Dave
Colonial West Real Estate
Walter Bradley
Roswell
Diamond
Grieves Group Realtors
Coldwell Banker
Donna Marie Gonzales
Austin Baesler
Baesler
California
Roswell Association of Realtors
New Mexico and National Association of Realtors
Roswell Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
VFW
UNITY Center offers Club UNITY for teens with rules and security
Bostic describes Club UNITY as the social core open Fridays and Saturdays from 7 p.m. to midnight drawing 250 to 350 youths aged 13 to 19. The center features two pool tables, a movie room, a dance floor, and a concession. Security staff are present and drugs or alcohol lead to removal. The social recreation unit is closed in May for renovations and will reopen June 1 with a $1 entrance or a four hour work option for a one month pass.
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Bostic
Unity Center
Club Unity
Social Recreation Department
Phat Frames
Cold Water Creek
Fire crews battle Spring Fire across Colfax County
A 10 person ground crew fought the Spring Fire on Sunday with more firefighters to arrive Monday. Colorado ordered additional crews as fires spread across private Colfax County land near Philmont Scout Ranch in North and South Penil canyons. North Penilon burned about 300 acres of pine and juniper. exact figures pending. Two Cimarron Canyon fires Turkey and Deer were fought with engines while another blaze on UU Bar Ranch drew a helicopter water drop. Winds up to 35 mph hindered air tankers. Fires stretched from the Colorado state line to north of Colfax Mora line. started after a Saturday night lightning storm. Borrego Fire near Truchas NM remained 100 percent contained, burning 12,850 acres with 380 firefighters on scene.
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Colorado
Wildermuth
Colfax
Ernie Lopez
Philmont
North Penil
South Penil
North Point
Cimarron Canyon
UU Bar Ranch
Scout Ranch
Lopez
Colorado State Line
Colfax-Mora County
Borrego
Truchas
New Mexico
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Chaves County
O Ct Hansen
A. D' Arrezo
Pecos
Virginia
Abdul-Baha
Rt66
Council
New Mexico Health Policy Commission
NM Chili
HIPAA
Eastern New Mexico Center 405
West Country Club
Inknm.org
Nmchili
Taal Chie
Tey
Certified Public Accountant
CPA
NMHU
N. Main
Cornerstone Nursery
Dexter
Maine
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