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Ty's Take Twenty-five years is long enough for a generation of Sweet Grass County kids to grow up hardly remembering what September 11th felt like when it happened, which is exactly why the Pioneer's right to keep pushing the anniversary events this month. Memory work
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Ty's Take You don't need to be from a military town to understand what happens when a base holds a memorial for the fallen. But living in one means you feel it different, especially here where Holloman has shaped this community for decades and where plenty
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Ty's Take The Missouri Department of Conservation is asking hunters and landowners to keep an eye out for hemorrhagic disease in the deer around here, and that's worth taking seriously as we head into fall season. This isn't the first time we've
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Ty's Take The Copper Flat mine hearings keep coming back, and so does the same question underneath all of them: what do we need more, and what can we afford to lose? A data center at Spaceport America pulling water from thin air sounds like science fiction until
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Ty's Take The monsoon's rolling through today, which means anybody heading north on 61 toward Mimbres needs to take it slow and expect standing water where the arroyos decide they've had enough of dry ground. County's had the flood advisory up since
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Ty's Take Twenty-three years out from September 11th, and we're still sorting through what it means. A quarter century's distance gives you room to think, which maybe is the point of marking these anniversaries in a small town like this one, where most
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Ty's Take Out here in Phelps County, you don't always get to measure impact in the usual ways. The No Matter What Mobile Library rolls through hollows and back roads where a kid might not see a new book any other way, and that's
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Ty's Take A little money for trees might not sound like much, but anybody who's watched Red Lodge's summers turn meaner and drier knows what shade means now. The new DNRC grant for urban and community forest work isn't just about planting
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Ty's Take The Forest Service is pushing prescribed burns through the San Juan this fall, and anybody who's watched smoke roll into town from a lightning strike knows the math they're working with: burn it controlled now or deal with something far worse when
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Ty's Take This week the town's attention splits between two things that say something true about Los Alamos. We're surveying neighbors about athletic courts at the community park, which matters because growth keeps pressing in from the valley and folks here want their kids
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Ty's Take Thomas Ocie Williams was the kind of man you see at the feed store or the courthouse, the ones who show up and do the work without much fanfare. He's gone now, and that leaves a hole in Doña Ana County that won'
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On the Water TodayLake level: 659.39 ft (0.6 ft below full pool) Today 85° Patchy Fog then Partly Sunny · Tonight 66° Mostly Clear then Patchy Fog · Saturday 90° Patchy Fog then Mostly SunnySources: USGS gauge 06925500, National Weather Service Ty's Take Anybody who's been