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Join us on Tuesday September 1st, 2026 in Alamogordo, at Otero Arts, 1118 Indiana for a discussion on Bonito Lake. The topic will be its history, significance, purpose and keeping it open for public access. The forum and community discussion is hosted by KALHRadio.org and AlamogordoTownNews.org and will feature former members of the city commission, former city staff and concerned citizens for maintaining public access. Join us for free…
Note: this event is independent of Otero Arts and its mission. The event space is rented by Alamogordo Town News.
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Otero Arts
1118 Indiana Ave
At 12th Street
Alamogordo, NM 88310
United States
Astonishing what normal is to these cheddar chippers, a foolish consistency, the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and b.s. bloging philosophers who divine.
not only recognizes the forward thinking of nick paul - it seems like wise public policy to me. any tourist who arrives in the lincoln national forest and sacramento mountains is likely to travel the short distances between various scenic and historical sites. and in going so, the
Posting faked and A.I. churned policy articles is the norm here for a guy who's faked more than articles, really *********.
More Hidden objectives. It wouldn't surprise most that they paid severance to keep someone quite about wrong doings.
Sunny, with a high of 92 and low of 76 degrees. Sunny for the morning, clear overnight.
Stolen article meant to imply he's actually econ trained! Laughable *****.
this comes as no surprise to me, but it's sad ending for an iconic structure that has contributed to both scientific knowledge and regional tourism.
the proposed demolition of the sunspot observatory will be destructive to tourism that provides income and tax funding, both locally and statewide - unfortunately it is not in our hands to decide. to use an old english saying - closing bonito lake would be penny wise and pound foolish.
when i was a child - a long time ago - my family would camp and holiday in the ouachita/ozark national forests of western arkansas. i remember seeing these little signs in the small businesses - we like tourists because they're easier to pick than cotton.
Astonishing what the next Alamgordo cause-celebre is sexy to these cheddar chippers, his foolish consistency, the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and b.s. blogging philosophers who divine urgent value from some old relic.