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The Dudley School rehabilitation is in full swing and we need more community volunteers this weekend with workdays at Dudley scheduled for Friday November 3rd and Saturday 4th starting at 8:00 Am until 11 or 12.
The primary volunteer work this weekend is the repair, cleaning and painting of windows.
Some minor repairs to exterior and paint touchup.
The work on the windows is not strenuous. We need to clean glass with old paint, remove bad putty and re-putty. Then we will be painting them. We have some new glass panes for the missing and broken ones. Other work is to install some fence posts on the perimeter.
Friday and Saturday the temperature is going back up to 70+ degrees. We can use all hands that can be there to help with the restoration of this important and historic property that dates back to 1901!
This project is a collaborative project that is a combination of a diverse group of community volunteers, leadership by Alamogordo City Commissioner and past student, Sharon McDonald, project management by Joe and Debra Lewandowski, the Tularosa Basin Historic Society, the City of Alamogordo and corporate sponsors. Just this week
TDS donated a $1,000 towards the Dudley project. Thank you to them for this important support and assistance from n helping to bring this soon to be community center back to life in the history neighborhood of Chihuahuita.
A reminder that this project will pay tribute to the history and the culture of the neighborhood and will host storyboards of individuals and teachers that actually lived and breathed as students in the building during the era of segregation. Additionally a playground and community center open to all is evolving out of this historic space.
The building original construction began in 1901 making it one of the oldest buildings in Alamogordo and the oldest public building to be rehabilitated in the historic neighborhood of Chihuahuita.
The Dudley School rehabilitation project has been mentioned and featured in major news stories around the nation to include New Mexico Magazine, television and radio, print and online media. This project is of significant importance to community pride in the most diverse and historically important neighborhood in Alamogordo.
We hope to see you come out and help volunteer on Friday and Saturday.
Sunny, with a high of 93 and low of 61 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear overnight.
it's good to remember that there are some very needy billionaires that deserve those funds be redistributed to facilitate a crucial income tax break - that will allow them to exercise even more influence in our one-man-one-vote "democracy"....no billionaire left behind!
interestingly, the first such case to go to trial, charging violation of the new National Defense Area executive order, ended with acquittal on the charges of trespass of military property, and the NDA charge.
worthwhile steps in the battle to keep the trump/musk regime from converting our nation into a government of the billionaires, for the billionaires, and by the billionaires.
Torrez did NOT win the lawsuit, which is still pending.
This was a preliminary injunction, blocking the termination of grants until the case is heard.
You forgot to mention Flag Day, Saturday, June 14th.
I was puzzled as to why June 30th would be set as National Meteor Day, because I didn't recall any major meteor showers on or around that date.
So I looked it up. It turns out it's a date I should've remembered.
and, it's useful to note that the 14th will be NO KINGS DAY, with peaceful demonstrations across the nation - calling for concerned citizens to protest the actions of the trump/musk regime - and save our constitutional form of government.
All the evidence is pointing to un-elected people running our country for four years. You should've been holding "No King" protests the past 4 years. But instead you hold it against a duly elected president.
After reading Milk's bio on Wikipedia I can't see why anyone would want to name a ship or anything else for him.
For one thing, he was a pedophile;
they could name it the donald j. trump, for a draft dodger whose daddy saw to it that a doctor provided a questionable letter, stating that he had bone spurs...resulting in a draft deferment during the vietnam war.
You bring up a good point, this class of ships are being named for civil rights leaders, and president Trump definitely fits into that category.
He has a store in Alamogordo, but is based in Artesia. Kinda like calling Walmart a local business.
If you look up Peco's Valley Pizza, dba as Domino's Pizza you'll find he has had multiple lawsuits against him and his company, more than one of which were for unpaid wages, among other things.
Mr. Baake,
several students placed in the top five statewide and nine in the top three
And that out of what appears to be a class of 7.
Gotta love the new math.