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Infrastructure allies: Get to know your Capital Improvements Advisory Committee Cassie McClure, Utilities Connection © Las Cruces Utilities Jason Lorenz chairs the Capital Improvements Advisory Committee. A group of citizens provides oversight to major improvement to the City of Las Cruces infrastructure. The Capital Improvements Advisory Committee members advise and assist the city with their capital improvements plan, for which impact fees may be assessed. The group monitor...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... Ski Apache’s eight-person gondola is the only one of its kind in the state and attracts sightseers as well as skies. (Courtesy of Ski Apache) While northern New Mexico’s ski resorts receive plenty of attention and are lauded across the country for their fine conditions, including its famous powde...

Sandia Peak Ski Area pushes back opening day because of lack of snow Ski areas across our state can open with COVID-19 safe practices, but some arent operating. Sandia Peak Ski leaders said they working hard to put COVID-19 safe practices in place, but when it came down to it, there simply just wasnt enough snow on the mountain. Share Updated: 3:56 PM MST Dec 20, 2020 Sandia Peak Ski Area pushes back opening day because of lack of snow Ski areas across our state can open with COVID-19 ...

12/16/2020 By Daniel Gibson More regional ski areas continue to open and add additional terrain after last week’s substantial storms. For details read on. But as we await better days, here’s a look at one of New Mexico’s skiing institutions, Rick Richards of Taos Ski Valley (TSV). Richards is the author of the excellent, informative and colorful book Ski Pioneers: Ernie Blake, His Friends, and the Making of Taos Ski Valley, and has been a key member of Taos’ acclaimed ski school for 35...