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Alamogordo, NM Friday, May 31st, 2024, at approximately 17:49 hours on May 30th, 2024, Alamogordo Fire Department was dispatched to the 1200 block of Highway 70 for a travel trailer and debris on fire.
Due to the location, fast growth, and proximity to multiple buildings, mutual aid from Otero County Emergency Services was initiated.
The fire was quickly under control by 18:10 hours and a primary search of the trailers was completed and an all clear was given at 18:23 hours.
The on-scene resources included Engine 5, Engine 1, Tender 5, Alamo West Engine 114, Tender 721, as well as Command Staff & Personnel from AFD, Alamo West Fire, Oro Vista Fire, Boles Acres Fire and Otero County Emergency Services.
The AFD Fire Investigations Unit was requested to conduct an origin and cause investigation. Alamogordo Code Enforcement Officers were also requested to assist.
The investigation concluded that the fire was accidental in nature and no injuries were reported. Three travel trailers and multiple vehicles were destroyed by fire.
No surrounding buildings or neighboring buildings were damaged. All affected occupants were accounted for and, through partnership with American Red Cross, provided with resources for lodging.
Partly Cloudy , with a high of 88 and low of 57 degrees. Partly Cloudy in the morning, sunny during the afternoon, clear for the evening, cloudy overnight.
I talked to my pharmacist about the MMR vaccine and they told me that there was a period of 4 years, from 1963 - 1967, that the vaccine was found to be ineffective.
That pharmacist said that people born between 1958 - 1967 may want to get re-vaccinated just to be sure.
AI will be primarily a service provided over the internet, and as such, it should be regulated at the federal level only.
I never thought I would find myself agreeing with AG Torrez, but since federal regulations are not in place, and yet urgently needed, the amendment is premature.
From quarterback to wide receiver.
Cabinet Secretary Alisha Tafoya Lucero's response was a little vague.
I really love these protests against president Trump.
They serve as a constant reminder of what the alternatives to Trump are.
Deepening his support.
While the Rad Retrocade won't be bad for the city, and may even be
good for the city, I don't agree that it's what's "best" for the city.
I happen to agree with Rev. Hopkins that the city needs to focus more
on getting manufacturing and other light industrial into the city.
As one that hires people here so many don't want to work, are not reliable and lack the skills for manufacturing. Small Military towns most manufacturing companies stay away from as the military is skilled labor but the spouses that would work are too transient.
Chris, your points are well taken, but again, I disagree on a few points.