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  • Boating, diving among attractions at Bottomless Lakes

    Freedom Newspapers

    The Bottomless Lakes State Park is located just southeast of Roswell and can be reached by an easy drive of less than two hours. The Bottomless Lakes became the first state park in New Mexico in 1933. The park encompasses eight scattered lakes — some of the state’s few all-natural water holes, according to the New Mexico State Parks Division. Recreation and activities Camping, hiking, fishing, boating and scuba diving are a few of the activities available at Bottomless Lakes State Park. “The biggest attraction for the hot s...

  • Cannon asbestos testing to begin soon

    Cannon Air Force Base A recent change to Air Force Instruction 32-6001, “Family Housing Management" calls for educating the base populace on the potential risks associated with lead-based paint, mold, radon and asbestos in military family housing (MFH). The possible presence of these environmental hazards was disclosed in writing to each MFH occupant last month, along with a federally-approved information pamphlet and an opportunity to learn more at an "information fair." As part of the AFI requirements, the B...

  • Cannon asbestos testing to begin soon

    Cannon Air Force Base A recent change to Air Force Instruction 32-6001, “Family Housing Management" calls for educating the base populace on the potential risks associated with lead-based paint, mold, radon and asbestos in military family housing (MFH). The possible presence of these environmental hazards was disclosed in writing to each MFH occupant last month, along with a federally-approved information pamphlet and an opportunity to learn more at an "information fair." As part of the AFI requirements, the B...

  • Students participate in out of this world experience

    Freedom Newspapers

    Freedom Newspapers: Sharna Johnson Hagerman Elementary School fifth-grader Uriel Cepeda uses duct tape to patch a leak in his team’s colony habitat during the Starbase La Luz Metamaterial Research Mission Link-up Day at Cannon Air Force Base. Equipped with huge sheets of plastic, silver rolls of duct tape and box fans, hundreds of area school children worked together to construct human habitats on Mars. Once they were finished, Cannon Air Force Base’s Hangar 109 was transformed into a Martian colony. More than 280 fif...

  • Students participate in out of this world experience

    Freedom Newspapers

    Freedom Newspapers: Sharna Johnson Hagerman Elementary School fifth-grader Uriel Cepeda uses duct tape to patch a leak in his team’s colony habitat during the Starbase La Luz Metamaterial Research Mission Link-up Day at Cannon Air Force Base. Equipped with huge sheets of plastic, silver rolls of duct tape and box fans, hundreds of area school children worked together to construct human habitats on Mars. Once they were finished, Cannon Air Force Base’s Hangar 109 was transformed into a Martian colony. More than 280 fif... Full story

  • Accent doesn’t define person

    When people mention exotic places they would like to visit, Texas is probably not the first one that comes to mind. But to me, growing up in Rome — which seemed so ordinary — Dallas was the most exotic place I could think of. As a teenager I fantasized about being an American girl, growing up in Texas, going to an American high school where kids had lockers — we didn’t have any lockers in Italian high schools — and where there were cheerleaders and football players. Never mind that I didn’t speak English or that I hadn’t th...

  • Accent doesn’t define person

    When people mention exotic places they would like to visit, Texas is probably not the first one that comes to mind. But to me, growing up in Rome — which seemed so ordinary — Dallas was the most exotic place I could think of. As a teenager I fantasized about being an American girl, growing up in Texas, going to an American high school where kids had lockers — we didn’t have any lockers in Italian high schools — and where there were cheerleaders and football players. Never mind that I didn’t speak English or that I hadn’t th... Full story

  • NM schools make grade

    Dear AFSOC Partners, We are eagerly awaiting your transition to Cannon Air Force Base and Clovis Municipal Schools. When I talk with military personnel about their greatest areas of concern in moving to Clovis, what I hear most is that the Web sites you are visiting indicate that New Mexico schools in general and Clovis schools in particular are below par when compared to other states. What you are seeing is that fewer schools in New Mexico are making Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) than in many other states. The information...

  • NM schools make grade

    Dear AFSOC Partners, We are eagerly awaiting your transition to Cannon Air Force Base and Clovis Municipal Schools. When I talk with military personnel about their greatest areas of concern in moving to Clovis, what I hear most is that the Web sites you are visiting indicate that New Mexico schools in general and Clovis schools in particular are below par when compared to other states. What you are seeing is that fewer schools in New Mexico are making Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) than in many other states. The information... Full story

  • Air Force grounds ex-flight attendant

    W elcome to the first edition of Cannon Connections. This publication is meant to provide military families with news that pertains to them. Inside you will find a community calendar, a local feature story and kids’ pages. Allow me to introduce myself. I am coordinator of Cannon Connections, Air Force wife and proud parent, but not necessarily in that order. I am often sleep deprived and I believe a cute pair of shoes can make the day better. In the course of my 37 years on this Earth, I have lived in many places. I grew up i... Full story

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