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Ty's Take Bernie Carrillo made it to 92, which down here means you saw the valley change from irrigation ditches to modern farming, watched chile become a commodity instead of just what you grew to eat, and probably knew half the families in Doña Ana County by their
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Ty's Take Nancy Carol Coates and Thomas Ocie Williams both left this world in recent days, and their names in the Bulletin remind us that the Hatch Valley's real wealth has never been measured in bushels or market prices. These were people who lived here, raised
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Ty's Take Michelle Renee Sanders, who spent forty-three years teaching in the Las Cruces schools, passed this week at eighty-four. That's a career that spanned generations in a region where teaching jobs don't come easy and don't pay like they
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Ty's Take The Hatch Valley runs on rhythms that outsiders don't always see, and one of them is how a community finds reasons to gather when the work gets hard. Labor Day weekend brings the Chile Festival, sure, but there's something quieter happening the
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Ty's Take Bernie Carrillo made it to 92, which around here means he saw the valley change from irrigation ditches and family farms to what it is now, and probably had opinions about most of it. The other two pieces tell you something worth knowing: a young woman
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Ty's Take Nancy Carol Coates made it to 84, which around here means she saw this valley change more than most. She was around when the chile industry was still finding its footing, when water meant everything and still does, when Hatch was smaller and quieter than it
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Ty's Take Thomas Ocie Williams, who spent most of his life around the Mesilla Valley, passed away this week at 86. The obituaries don't always tell you much, and this one won't either, but in a town like Hatch you know what it means
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Ty's Take Michelle Renee Sanders, who taught here in the Hatch Valley schools for thirty-seven years, passed away this week at seventy-eight. That's a generation and a half of kids who learned their letters in her classroom, who probably still remember the sound of
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Ty's Take Bernie Carrillo made it to 92, which in farming country means you saw the valley change from irrigation ditches to pivot sprinklers, watched chile prices swing wild, and knew most everybody who came through. The Hatch Valley loses someone like that, you feel it in the