New Mexico hosts films The Lone Ranger and The Host this spring
Northwest New Mexico serves as locations for two feature films including The Lone Ranger and The Host. Don Gray of the Film Office spoke at San Juan College about location hiring, film tourism, and the economic potential for Farmington Shiprock and surrounding communities.
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Vandalism Strikes Roswell Areas Overnight
Roswell Police respond to seven criminal damage incidents Thursday night. Windows shattered on Chevy Cavalier at 800 block North Garden Avenue causing 150 dollars in damage. Rocks damage windows on a passenger vehicle at 1200 block Karabella Way and a vehicle on 1700 block North Pontiac Avenue. A rock broke a window on a vehicle at 1100 block West College Boulevard.
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Rock throwing damages multiple vehicles on Emerald and North Garden
A series of rock throwing incidents damaged vehicles on Emerald Drive and North Garden Avenue. A 1983 GMC pickup received $1000 in paint damage, a headlamp and front quarter panel were damaged on another car, and a teen suspect in an older green car was identified and stopped. One arrest made. Crime Stoppers urges tips at 888-594-TIPS with anonymity and possible reward.
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Sunland Park Postpones Mayor Selection to May 14
Sunland Park NM city council unanimously delayed appointing a new mayor to May 14 to review resumes after a crowded meeting sparked questions of open meetings violations. Javier Perea, appointed April 18, resigned amid scrutiny. 700 people attended the Friday session as Hernandez and Perea remained candidates.
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Bluewater Lake State Park Hosts Annular Eclipse Viewing
Bluewater Lake State Park in western New Mexico offers an eclipse viewing program on May 20. The ring of fire will appear for nearly four and a half minutes at about 7 30 p.m. Viewers must use special telescopes as watching with the naked eye is unsafe. The park sits about 28 miles west of Grants and charges $5 per vehicle. The last U S annular eclipse occurred in 1994.
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