You can never be TOO informed. Excellent FREE series offered at ENMU-Ruidoso to learn about forest health

Solid Waste News and Notice of rate hearing on APRIL 14TH.

Subject: Notice of A Public Hearing and Financial Healthcare Workshop

 

NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO

DETERMINE POTENTIAL RATE CHANGE FOR SOLID WASTE COLLECTION

SERVICES AND NOTICE OF LINCOLN COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER

FINANCIAL HEALTHCARE WORKSHOP

April 14, 2015

NOTICE is hereby given that the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing commencing at 9:00 am on Tuesday, April 14, 2015 in the Commission Chambers of the Courthouse, Carrizozo, New Mexico. The purpose of the public hearing meeting is to determine potential rate change for solid waste collection services and at 1 PM a Lincoln County Medical Center Financial Healthcare Workshop.  A final agenda will be available 24 hours prior to the meeting. 

Save Our Water - Water Tip #2

Capture tap water.  You wait and wait for hot water to come out the sink faucet.  Catch that flow in a watering can and use it later on house plants, gardens and bird baths.  This easy-to-do step can save up to 200 to
300 gallons per month.  Of course, if you have already installed an in-line hot water heater, your hot water gets to you faster, so you do not waste so many gallons of water.

Now that you got your outdoor lights corrected...

     Did you get your outdoor lights changed out to be in compliance for NM Night Sky Protection Act AND to be a courteous neighbor? 

         NOW go enjoy a meteor shower.  Or at least you kindly made it where your neighbor can enjoy one.

      Meteor showers happen all year long, with some of the best that can be seen here happening in August and October.    At the website: http://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-shower-calendar/     you can get details of the meteor showers, such as whether you can see them in our hemisphere and when the peak viewing dates happen.  Here's a list of the dates:

 Quadrantids Active from January 1st to 10th 2015

Lyrids Active from April 16th to 25th 2015

Eta Aquariids Active from April 19th to May 26th 2015 

Delta Aquariids Active from July 21st to August 23rd 2015

Alpha Capricornids Active from July 11th to August 10th 2015 

Perseids Active from July 13th to August 26th 2015

Orionids Active from October 4th to November 14th 2015

Southern Taurids Active from September 7th to November 19th 2015

Northern Taurids Active from October 19th to December 10th 2015

Leonids Active from November 5th to 30th 2015

Geminids Active from December 4th to 16th 2015

Ursids Active from December 17th to 23rd 2015

We all live in a Watershed. Come learn about watersheds at ENMU on March 13. Be sure to register!

A Watershed Moment: Stakeholders and Stewardship of Lincoln County Water Basins When Friday March 13, 2015 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM MDT Add to Calendar Where Ruidoso Convention Center 111 Sierra Blanca Drive Ruidoso, NM 88345 Driving Directions Drought, fire and population growth are just some of the factors affecting the Upper Hondo watershed. In order to address the challenges Lincoln County faces, ENMU-Ruidoso Community Education is focusing on watersheds for its annual Forest Health conference. "A Watershed Moment: Stakeholders and Stewardship of Lincoln County Water Basins" will be held Friday, March 13 at the Ruidoso Convention Center. Several speakers will give presentations on a wide range of topics concerning watersheds beginning at 9:00 am and lasting through 4:30 pm. The talks will be free and open to the public. The Little Bear fire coalesced several groups into working together and towards substantive change. The college's Forest Health series has allowed several local experts to offer myriad perspectives to treatments and plans as well as problems that still need to be addressed. The conference will build on those relationships and public outreach efforts. Sessions will attempt to explain what makes up a watershed, including the definition of aquifer, the dynamics of recharge, ground versus surface water, the health of the Rio Ruidoso, Rio Bonito, Rio Hondo as well as smaller tributaries such as Eagle and Salado Creeks and water restoration projects that are taking place. The conference will also delve into rangeland management. Sid Goodloe is scheduled to speak, and a tour of his ranch is being arranged. Get more information Register Now! I can't make it Register Today! ENMU-Ruidoso Community Education ENMU-Ruidoso coda.omness@enmu.edu 575-257-3012

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