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1 ABIQUIU LAKE, N.M. – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Albuquerque District representatives hosted a successful visit with Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernández, July 10, 2021, at Abiquiu Lake and Reservoir in Abiquiu, New Mexico.
Leger Fernández, an attorney and advocate, represents New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District. Among her other duties, she serves as chair of the Subcommittee for Indigenous Peoples of the United States for the 117th Congress. She is an advocate for advancing voting rights, promoting tribal sovereignty and protection of the environment and acequia waters.
“Albuquerque District had a very successful field visit with Representative Leger Fernández,” said April Fitzner, acting deputy district engineer, Albuquerque District. “She was very enthusiastic about learning about the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, our missions and authorities. She was also very interested in our hearing about the district acequias and Tribal Partnership Pro
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Tiny, a black bear, in the Alameda Park Zoo in Alamogordo last year. (Nicole Maxwell/Alamogordo Daily News)
ALAMOGORDO – The Alameda Park Zoo is throwing some thanks around as its residents Tiny and Winnie the black bears, and Rocky the mountain lion spend some time to the east at the Spring River Zoo in Roswell.
Alameda Park Zoo recently recognized New Mexico Game and Fish and the Spring River Zoo for their help relocating and taking in the animals while their habitats in Alamogordo undergo repairs.
“The zoo staff would like to thank the New Mexico Game and Fish Department for assisting with a successful transport, and the Spring River Zoo for their hospitality and care of our animals until this project is complete,” Alameda Park Zoo Manager Kate Unterweger said in a news release sent out by the city.