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Deming High Students Joined Southwest MESA RallyDEMING - On November 26, 2021, members of Deming High School MESA Program participated in NM Southwest MESA Rally 2021 that was held at Centennial High School in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
This year’s theme was “Celebrating Invention”. The activity started 9:00 in the morning and was followed by different events including competitions and different workshops. No formal program was held in the morning and no awarding ceremony at the end of the day due to Covid-19 restrictions. All events were individual and included Gimkit and Kahoot focusing on inventors and inventions, Sphero Coding, where students have to code in order to go through a labyrinth, Sphero No Coding, where students have to speed through a labyrinth and no coding is required, Shashibo, a shifting box where students were required to shift the cube to another shape or figure in a given period of time, and lastly Drone Delivery, where this event required the students to control the drone from the take-off spot and land it to a specific landing spot. Aside from the events, there were workshops that were given to the students focusing on Biology, Engineering, and Geology. Unfortunately, no results were released yet, but the District believes Deming students did very well in the competition. DHS MESA Program is under the supervision of Mr. Reynaldo Belen and Mr. John Valdes. Note: Students mask were taken off for picture purposes only New Traffic Signal Goes Live December 7th
DEMING - The new intersection on North Gold by the I-10 underpass (Railroad Blvd & Gold) is ready for signalization.
The new traffic signal is currently flashing red in all directions. As of now, it is a full stop for north-south and west bound travelers. If all goes as planned the intersection will be functioning with all signals working (red, yellow, green) on Tuesday, December 7th. Local Arrest & Crime Report
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Law enforcement officers from all local agencies responded to a bomb threat at Deming’s Walmart on Saturday November 27th. The call came in at around 9am, and the store was quickly evacuated. The New Mexico State University's Bomb sniffing dog came and searched the building and gave the all clear before employees and shoppers returned to the store. The incident ended at around 1pm. The investigation continues. In other police reports, Sun Valley True Value Store on Columbus Road was broken into apparently over $1,000 in tools were taken and the front door valued at $900 was also smashed. A Honda generator valued at $2,500 was reported taken from a residence on South Copper. Several weapons, and tools with a combined value listed as $5,500 were taken from a residence on McCann Road. A $2,000 special coin was stolen through the mail after being delivered to a residence on Medrano Road… A washer, dryer and tools valued at $1,300 were taken from a residence on Chicago Street in Columbus… $1,200 in tools and a drone were taken from a residence on Sur Road… A shed was broken into on West Pine – taken was a $100 drill. A city light pole was knocked down on Pine and 10th street by a motorist who fled the scene, value was placed at $1,000. A glass front door on South Platinum Street was broken damage estimated at $500. A business on East Pine Street had its front door damaged, damage estimated at $1,000. Three windows were broken on Santa Cruz Street damage valued at $750. Finally, an accident occurred at Railroad and Gold Street, a female was taken to the hospital with head injuries. No other information was available on her condition. 
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