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Bonito Lake: Why Suddenly Fence It Off After 96 Years?

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"Everything you need to know before the 9/1 public forum, and before the next City of Alamogordo’s commission meetings on 9/8, and then finally 9/22. Public comments are welcome."

An article by Otero County Botanicals:
https://oteronativeplants.substack.com/p/bonito-lake-why-suddenly-fence-it

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Well shoot, we need to be raisin’ a proper fuss about the safety and security of that water, and there ain’t a lick of sense in dumpin’ more good money down the drain to pay city workers on extra patrols, and liability insurance for a public swimmin hole when barely a handful of folks even use the darn thing.

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I know you did your proper research prior to commenting and understood that there is no swimming or boating allowed at Bonito lake. So, you were probably just talking out of your back side to make yourself sound smart. Didnt work

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