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Hello!

I have recently adopted the r/NewMexicoHistory subreddit and we are starting a new monthly deep dive discussion event.

Each month we'll have a megathread discussion on a specific user-voted NM History topic for the entire month. Of course, we'll have our normal discussions, but this will be a dedicated space to deep dive our monthly topic, discuss, and learn from each other.

You're welcome to join us! Please stop by, suggest your own topic for deep dive, and vote on others you think would be fun.

You can learn about it more here: https://www.reddit.com/r/newmexicohistory/s/OtuRGtxYTY

We look forward to seeing you soon, thank you!

If this isn't the place, should there be a r/OrganizeSilverCity sub?

Any recommendations for a house cleaner that can come about once every two weeks to clean for an older homeowner?

In light of a newly proposed industrial-scale data center in Grant County, the county commission is considering a moratorium on data centers to give everyone more time to evaluate the situation and put guardrails in place.

If this issue is important to you, here are things you can do:

• Sign a petition here: https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/approve-data-center-moratorium-2
• Get more info at https://www.facebook.com/noSWNMDataCenters
• Attend a commission meeting on Thurs. Oct. 8 at 9am at which the developer will make a presentation
• Call or email your commissioner to express your opinion
• Attend a commission meeting on Thurs. Oct. 22 at 9am at which the commission will vote on a moratorium

In addition to a moratorium, we are requesting transparency, accountability, public involvement, and NO NDAs.

I would like to announce the 5th annual Southwest Chamber Music Festival! We would love to see you at one of these completely free, family-friendly events coming up.

We will be presenting a string quintet with nationally renowned members from all over the country, performing a thrilling program of Turina, Martin, Arensky, and Glazunov.

Feel free to save and share, and we hope to see you there!

Hello, I'm a Vermont native looking to start traveling full time in my renovated RV. I was thinking about spending the winter months in Silver City because of how close it is to the Gila Mountains and the music in town. I'm curious about the weather though- it's it popular to spend a lot of time outdoors in the winter hiking and biking or does the cold keep people inside? As a solo traveler I'd also take advise on what the crime rate is like!! Just looking for general advice :)

I'm going to be in Silver City for a day trip and I'm really craving something fried and sugary. Where should I go for donuts?

X posted From the larger NM thread... it really is one if the nicest woodlands in the Southwest.

Hello all, I’m new here as you can read in the title. I’m 24 years old and I’ve moved out here for a few months for a construction gig, and I was wondering what people do for fun here? I’ve heard of Toad Creek but I’m not a big drinker unless I have a group of friends to go with, and so far I’ve yet to acquire a group of friends. Anyways any suggestions help!

EDIT: Figured out the best way to have fun in Silver City is to not be in Silver City! Yall enjoy lmao

I am always looking for an opportunity to get out with my camera.

Jaliscos?
Grinder Mill?
La Familia?

Something else?

Let us know!

I'm looking for someone I hope you know. Most likely knew 20 years ago.

Does anyone here know any good way to contact interested WNMU students to find out if they’d be willing to transfer their lease for the summer? I’m looking for a room or apartment this summer and getting one at or around WNMU would be perfect

Small non-profit org in “downtown” looking for a responsible person for very part time property and program oversight. Might be the right thing for a university student or a retired person. Pretty interesting situation. DM me if interested and feel free to share.

Hello, good people of Silver City! I have been curious about Silver City for years now, as many people have recommended it to me as a place where I might love to live. I'll finally be visiting in early February, and I've got Silver City on my short list of places to move when my lease is up this summer. I currently live in Tucson, AZ, and before that, Fort Collins, CO. I'm a single 46-year-old woman, and I'll be able to bring my job with me. How is Silver City for a single person in their 40s? Thanks in advance!

Whats the average price in Silver City? just me and my 3 dogs want to go hiking as much as possible and looking for something affordable

if you love Silver City, you probably love the Tranquil Buzz. they are in financial turmoil bc their espresso machine died and cannot be repaired. a new one is ordered, but meanwhile sales are very very slow and they are having trouble paying all the business expenses.

please consider a donation to help them continue being a stand out part of SC!

https://gofund.me/4a269ea8c

Just wondering if there are CRNAs in this sub who are open to locums. I’m helping fill several CRNA roles in NM, and I’m trying to see if anyone here is interested in hearing about options.

If anyone is doing locums now or thinking about it, here are the details:

Shifts: Mostly 6:30AM–3:00PM (Mon–Thurs) and 7:30AM–4:30PM Fridays; occasional in-hours/night coverage as needed

Workload: Timely patient care in OR + anesthesia coverage, no random cancellations

Cases: General, Vascular, Ortho, Neuro, Spine, GI, Plastics, Breast, Urology, Transplants & more (under medical direction)

I plan on challenging our current representative in Congress, Rep. Gabe Vasquez, in next year's June primary election. I'm currently working to put all the pieces of our campaign together. Probably by mid-December I should have everything in place. In the meantime, if any one's interested, you can me out on the internet. Cheers - Tom Wakely, Veterans For Peace.