Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 30th of October.
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🏘️ Community
Adaptive Sports Program New Mexico opened a new accessible facility at the Santa Fe Ski Basin after more than a decade of planning and fundraising, and the site will provide adaptive ski equipment, lessons, and year-round programming to help people with disabilities access outdoor recreation.
Indigenous Futures Forever will mark National Native American Heritage Month by giving 500 new sewing machines and sergers bought with more than $35,000 and a Singer partnership to young Indigenous designers in Santa Fe, across New Mexico, and the Navajo Nation; more than 200 remain and ages 12 to 30 can DM 4Kinship for details.
💼 Business
The family-owned hardware store founded in 1926 will mark its 100th anniversary with a two-day celebration at its downtown location, and officials note the business originally operated on West San Francisco Street where the Eldorado Hotel & Spa now stands.
🌲 Environment
Heavy rainfall has boosted the city's two reservoirs to 43% full, more than double the water storage officials aim to have by the end of the year.
Some of Santa Fe County's $15 million Santa Fe River Greenway restoration is eroding, experts say, threatening about a mile from Siler Road to San Ysidro Crossing and prompting the county to assess repairs and long-term fixes (Section B).
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