Enhancing our Neighborhood Community
This site may be in danger of becoming a wildlife web page. Brigitte & Klaus Stanek forwarded this photo of a recent visitor to their garden on Cueva mine Trail: And Bernie Digman had this visitor in the Modoc/Chippewa area: It is probably safe to …
While rattlesnakes, jackrabbits, quail and deer (on the upper slope) are common sights to Talavera residents, the extreme drought we are experiencing has caused more exotic and less frequently seen wildlife farther downhill into our neighborhood. Over the past few weeks, the TCA has received …
The TCA would like to share this presentation from the New Mexico Department of Health with residents of the Talavera area. Given the rare nature of this condition, it might be useful for the community to become more aware of it as it is endemic …
The minutes of the TCA general membership meeting held Saturday June 4, 2011 have been added to the “TCA Meeting Minutes” page. You can also access them here. Here are links to the maps displayed at the meeting: Latest Proposed Flood Map for the Fillmore …