Silver Consolidated Schools Summer Meal Program

Here’s a look at today’s headlines: A recent report shows that Nearly 50 percent of workers in New Mexico do not receive paid sick leave benefits at their jobs. This means that these workers cannot stay home or see a doctor when they or a family member are ill without losing wages. This is just…

Here’s a look at today’s headlines: Quemado Ranger District fire managers plan to burn slash piles northwest of Mangas Mountain starting the week of January 25 and continuing into early February.  There are approximately 150 acres of piles to burn.  The piles are composed predominately of limbs and branches from pinon and juniper trees generated during commercial…

The New Mexico Legislature will convene for a 30-day session from Jan. 20 to Feb. 19, with a primary focus on approving the state budget and addressing key policy issues. Topics relevant to Grant County include funding for Phase 2 of the U.S. 180 widening project, replacement of aging rural school buses, regulation of off-road…

Here’s a look at today’s headlines: In observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday, all schools in the Silver Consolidated School District, except for the Cliff Schools will be closed from Monday, November 23 – Friday, November 27.  The Cliff Schools and Administration Offices will be closed from Wednesday, November 25, through Friday, November 27, 2015.  Regular class schedules and…

During the Town of Silver City Regular Council Meeting, Councilor Bencomo provided an update on the Grant County Safety Lighting Project. The New Mexico Department of Transportation plans to enhance safety by installing additional lighting along Highway 180, extending from 14th Street to Santa Clara. The project will also include new signage to help manage…