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Juno Ogle
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Reporter, Silver City Daily Press
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Biography
Reporting for the Silver City Daily Press, Silver City, New Mexico. Previously education and city government reporter in Roswell, New Mexico. Twenty years in Hays, Kansas, as reporter, copy editor/page designer and even a stint at advertising design.
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By Juno Ogle Verified| Silver City Daily Press Verified By JUNO OGLEDaily Press StaffThe legacy of John Counts at Western New Mexico University is one of establishing a foundation for future presidents to continue building on, according to one former student of the late president emeritus. Counts was president of WNMU from 1993 to 2011, and died March 27 in Morgantown, West Virginia. King Okiri, a school psychologist in Silver City, came to WNMU as a graduate student in the School of Business in 1997.
By Juno Ogle Verified| Silver City Daily Press Verified Thru-hiking season on the Continental Divide Trail kicks off this weekend with an annual celebration of not just the trail, but also of what Silver City contributes to it. This is the 10th year for CDT Trail Days, and Teresa Martinez, executive director and co-founder of the Continental Divide Trail Coalition, said it’s a way of saying thank you to the town. “Having Trail Days happen here celebrates Silver City and all the amazing things Silver has helped us build for the entire CDT.
By Juno Ogle Verified| Silver City Daily Press Verified By JUNO OGLEDaily Press StaffIt may seem like just a fun evening in the park, but TheActrix Studio’s production of DitchSpeare can also be a catharsis for its viewers, the production’s director said. The third annual performance of classical works of William Shakespeare and his contemporaries begins this weekend, with shows at 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 4 p.m and 6 p.m. Saturday in the section of Big Ditch Park just south of Main Street Plaza at Seventh Street.
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Silver City Daily Press
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