u/Houseleek1

Interesting development. After hiring a Louisiana firm to conduct interviews with Las Cruces citizens about their feelings about a pipeline running through to supply Project Jupiter, the developer released a statement indicating that they were a bit surprised by our feelings about this. They ambled on with vague statements about having to rethink the pipeline. Now, look at this statement. It sounds s as if they plan on not only putting the pipeline through but that it will be larger than originally proposed.

Anyone with any informed insight on this?

Taylor Farms put a warning for salmonella a few days ago and it was posted here already. However, the warning was only for fresh jalapeños. Now there’s a warning on all products containing the peppers that have been made into spreads and dips made by Taylor and you’ll find them in all stores in Las Cruces with the exception being theof Fiesta/Lowes chain. No hispanic specialty stores other than Fiesta were mentioned in this article so make sure to check labels to see if the product was made by Taylor Farms.

If you have friends and family in El Paso or other of its’ small towns near it, could you please pass this on?

Another poison thing but may not have reached us yet. We have stores like Target and Whole Foods either in or near Las Cruces with bad carrots. Watch the attached for specifics.

If you know folk in El Paso, would you please forward this?

I just bought a few cans of Del Monte pineapple and noticed that the display carried all kinds of fruits from the same brand but in a disorderly display. Then I heard that Del Monte had gone bankrupt and I’m thinking that the display was such a mess because they’re trying to get rid of the old stock to make space for different brands.

Look for sales on the DM brand now. Some stores may be donating the old cans to food providers.

Sometimes e we all just need something a bit sweet to ignite the pallet.

While you’re looking, those small cans of tomato paste are being replaced with larger sizes. They may be on sale. Also, canned garbanzo beans are being discontinued because people aren’t buying them enough to justify shelf space. Keep an eye out for them, too.

I’ve been harping on how LC’s Flock destroy the privacy of women leaving Texas for health care here for awhile now. I’d heard of one case soon after the city installed Flock here and here’s another case.

Please take the time to read the article. Note that the Texas deputy lied about the reason for hunting down this woman. Also, note that he checked many states’ data, even those who do not block women’s health procedures.

We’re one of six states and there’s a huge number of cartoons involved in this.

Anyone here using Nusenda? I’ve been thinking about changing credit unions since First is a customer service annoyance and I’m hoping there’s a difference.

Nusenda is behind a lot of building funding and sponsorships. They support PBS and more which gives me a sense of community involvement and First just doesn’t seem to do anything.

I know there are few ATMs for Nusenda right now but I’m hoping they’ll add more on the chest side of town. I get so annoyed with First not having cash in an ATM on a Monday morning and if you have trouble with the machine we’re just told that First can’t fix issues quickly because it is headquartered in El Paso and Las Cruces Is their “satellite” with a lower repair priority.

Today was almost the final straw when I waited in the back over 30 minutes with not one in line ahead of me being served in that time. Then, I discover that it will cost $10 to replace a lost debit card and $5 of I call in and wait in line on the phone. I simply can’t find any added value to absorb the additional fee.

Anybody having better experience with the new credit union in town?

I don’t have kids. Has anyone seen flock cameras is sensitive areas? I’m aware that LCPD has has issues with pedo behavior under a different police chief And I’d like to make sure the City Council has not approved Flock to solely watch children. Has the police chief addressed this?

Read the comments on the original post for more info.

I’ve been doubtful about the said ability for Flock to listen to activity around it. Now I know it’s possible. This incident wasn’t on a major street or highly-secure location. It’s a guy on his own property in his own neighborhood.

Be aware of what Las Cruces City Counsel has installed.

Try asking a simple question about a prescribed med or OTC. It will give the answer and then ask personal questions about my health. . If I ask how far a city is from my present location they’ll ask if I’m going on a trip.

BTW, I’ve learned that if I don’t want it asking polite-up questions I swear. Shuts it up like you’ve yelled in a church.

What is it about Las Cruces not talking about kidnapping and hauling people away? OSS it a big secret that we have both Border Patrol here that takes people to camps where people are strangled and die from untreated illness. Do we not care?

My city’s subreddit contained a note that several major streets have had flock cameras installed on street lights. I noticed that one camera installed at a major intersection was taken down and wondered if they replaced it with a hidden one, so I want to make sure.

Can someone provide a link to street light installation so I can compare? To be clear, I do not mean installation on a traffic light.

“The Bureau of Land Management fast-tracked review of a proposed natural gas pipeline tied to Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County, even as environmental groups and regulators continue challenging the controversial data center project.”

EDIT: The person pictured is the columnist who wrote the story, NOT Duke Rodriguez. I didn't realize reddit would blow up the picture so big and should have tried to change it.

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Same guy currently suing to take away New Mexico's universal childcare.

>Here is a sampling of Rodriguez’s messages to the woman in one three-day span:

>Jan. 5, 2020 — “Simple question: Are you seeing or being intimate with others?”

>Jan. 5 — “Thank you. Your silence is clear again just like it was in Vegas when I worried about you not feeling well. What an idiot I was.”

>Jan. 6 — “Please answer yes or no.”

>Jan. 6 — “Can I stop by?”

>Jan. 6 — “Yes or no? Walk?”

>Again on Jan. 6 — Walk?”

>Jan. 7 — “Breakfast?”

>Jan. 7: “Are you free?”

>The woman also presented phone records as evidence against Rodriguez. For instance, her log from Jan. 7 showed Rodriguez phoned her twice, though she had blocked him. That same day, she testified, “He showed up at my condo unannounced and uninvited.”

>The judge, whose name was not apparent in the record, interjected, asking the woman if she had responded to any of those texts from Rodriguez. She said she did not.