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REGULAR MEETING OF THE RATON BOARD OF EDUCATION

 REGULAR MEETING OF THE RATON BOARD OF EDUCATION  **RHS Krivokapich Media Center**  1535 Tiger Circle  Raton, New Mexico Monday,  August 11, 2014  5:30 p.m. AGENDA     I.         Call to Order and Roll Call II.        Pledge of Allegiance III.       Recognition of Students, Staff and Visitors                                               …

New Mexico Schools to get Funding

New Mexico Schools To Get almost $100 Million  Ten New Mexico school districts will receive nearly $97 million in state funds for the design and construction of school facilities, David Abbey, chair of the Public School Capital Outlay Council, said today.  The state capital outlay funds will be matched with…

Grow Raton Community Meeting

  COMMUNITY MEETINGAUGUST 6, 2014 at 6:00 PMInternational Room at International BankRaton, NM(Enter off Cook Avenue – Upstairs)    A new day is dawning for the City of Raton.  For the last several months, concerned citizens have been meeting to draft a vision statement and strategic goals with supporting initiatives…

Trinidad Man Dies in High Speed Crash

By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media Raton Police were on scene within seconds of a crash just north of Tiger Drive and Brilliant last night about midnight. Officers witnessed a car driving at a very high rate of speed fly through the intersection of Tiger Drive and Brilliant and continue north…

Osos Saga Continues

By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media It boils down to money and getting a fair shake from the league. According to Andrew Dunn of the Pecos League it takes about $25,000 to $35,000 per team to make a really good run for the season. Where the money comes from is probably…

Osos Will Not Be Back in Raton

Special to KRTN Sports Osos Will Not Be Back Next Year7/25/2014- The Road for the Raton Osos likely will end after the 2014 season The Raton Osos were formed after the Trinidad Triggers had a disagreement over field usage in 2012 with Trinidad State Junior College. The Triggers were originally…

Commission Approves .25% GRT Increase

By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media   The Raton City Commission unanimously approved Ordinance 990 increasing the city’s portion of the gross receipts tax by .25% for debt service, capital improvements, repair and maintenance of the Raton Aquatic/Recreation Center. Not one-person spoke against the increase noted City Manager Butch McGowen as…

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