Fire causes under investigation after dawn blaze
Fire continued from Page A1 with smoke as investigators probe the cause and start location. Several roads near the scene were closed to keep the public away and protect fire hoses, with all streets reopened by 8:20 a.m. per the fire department Facebook post.
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Pecos Flavors to Operate Airport Terminal Restaurant
Pecos Flavors Winery and Bistro to run the lobby restaurant and bar at the airport terminal, joining a South Sea Avenue location. Josh Ragsdale, a co owner, says a name for the airport site is not yet decided. The city contracted Pecos Flavors in March 2018 after no viable bidders. City staff expect about 160000 to renovate 1685 square feet of kitchen bar and dining space.
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Lilley Sworn In After Path From Injury to Judge
Lilley, previously struck by a vehicle while riding a bicycle on West Second Street, has become a judge. He discussed the job with neighbor Jones as they stood at their driveways and now occupies Jones' former courthouse office. His brother Michael Lilley and defense attorney Doug Jones Witt praised his negotiation skill, work ethic, and care for clients.
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Planned complex near Carlsbad advances nuclear waste storage
Holtec executives promote a state of the art complex near Carlsbad to store spent fuel as the federal government lacks a permanent disposal solution. U S House subcommittee and Senate committees have discussed interim storage amid concerns from Haaland Grisham Heinrich Lujan and Lujan. Regulators warn rail accident risks and widespread cleanup costs if a cask leaks. Local oil and gas interests fear Permian Basin impacts.
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Fire grows near Capitan Mountain in New Mexico wildland blaze
The Capitan Mountain fire southeast of Mangas Mountain expanded to 2,500 acres by 8 p.m. Friday with 0 percent containment. High noon winds and dry conditions fueled growth while air support was grounded. 15 threatened structures in Arabela and one cabin lost. two nearby homes evacuated. A Type II Incident Management Team will shadow Pecos firefighters. Highway 246 remains closed due to smoke. Cooler conditions and less wind are forecast for Sunday.
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