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The Alamogordo High School Class of 1972 reunion ended a weekend of activities Sunday enjoying breakfast in the Gardens of New York.
Their Sunday morning adventure included arts showcased by the artisans of New York Art and Music, to include meeting local artisan, Dottie Moon, and her fine jewelry creations and gallery owner Lydia Aspen Renteria.
The class was treated in the gardens to live acoustical guitar music by Josef Renteria, trivia with giveaways of books showcasing Alamogordo’s sports heritage biography of Coach Bob Sepulveda, and a tour of the pre-rehabilitation of the historic Sands Theater.
A photo journal of the Sunday activities in the Alamogordo New York Avenue Cultural Arts and History District is below…
Class of 1972 Reunion, Gardens of New York, 1120 York Avenue Alamogordo’s Cultural Arts and History District
Class of 1972 Reunion, Gardens of New York, 1120 York Avenue Alamogordo’s Cultural Arts and History District
Class of 1972 Reunion, Gardens of New York, 1120 York Avenue Alamogordo’s Cultural Arts and History District
Josef Renteria acoustics at the Gardens of New York, 1120 New York Avenue Alamogordo’s Cultural Arts and History District
Class of 1972 Reunion, Gardens of New York, 1120 York Avenue Alamogordo’s Cultural Arts and History District
Class of 1972 Reunion, Gardens of New York, 1120 York Avenue Alamogordo’s Cultural Arts and History District rather like the present situation in the house of representatives in washington, this will usher in a local situation where there will be a swing voter who will determine the outcome of any contested motion. it remains to be seen with which voting block commissioner hernandez aligns himself.
Sunny, with a high of 82 and low of 51 degrees. Sunny during the morning, clear for the afternoon and evening,
well written, and a valid perspective - a very clear choice between old and new management philosophies - we can hope the commissioners choose wisely.
this is where the rubber will meet the road - thanks for continuing to shine the light on this decision process.
the most basic question is this: what are the present account reserves, and what is the possible range of shortfalls - from optimist to pessimistic projections? those figures would serve to cut through the fog.
AI, artificial intelligence, is a possible long-term solution to many of these financial problems. It can bridge personnel staffing changes, maintain continuity, track income, expenses, and cover all those "loose ends" that habitually "fall through the cracks" in local government administration.
mark; i am old and gray, and as such i am quite distrustful of artificial intelligence - in spite of the fact i have degree in computer science - where the old saying came from, garbage in - garbage out. i have also worked in quasi-government agencies, and am familiar with their inefficacies. but