Listen "Mosquito Vigilance, Rust Lawsuit Dismissed, and a Weekend of Rail Heritage in Santa Fe"
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Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Thursday, July 31, 2025.Starting with important news, Santa Fe residents are asked to stay vigilant about mosquitoes after state health officials reported discoveries of West Nile virus in mosquitoes just down the road in Albuquerque. No human cases have been found in New Mexico this year, but with summer in full swing and the heat sticking around, the Department of Health is reminding everyone to wear long sleeves, use repellent, and clear out any standing water around homes. Even a small effort can go a long way toward keeping neighbors safe and comfortable as the season stretches on.In other local headlines, actor Alec Baldwin’s 2021 ‘Rust’ lawsuit was dismissed by a New Mexico judge this week, closing a high-profile chapter that began right here in Santa Fe. Legal observers say the judge’s decision could affect future cases that arise from productions filmed in our state, as Santa Fe’s role as a film location only continues to grow.Turning to local business developments, three Santa Fe-based insurance firms—Zia Insurance Services, Tyra Enterprises, and Capitol Insurance Services—have been acquired by the national brokerage Risk Strategies. The firms are known locally for expertise in art and professional liability coverage, and will now be part of a wider network, which could mean expanded services and resources for clients across the region.Now, let’s talk about the best ways to get out and about in Santa Fe today. If you’re looking to catch some live music, head to the Plaza this evening, where eclectic band Dogs in a Pile will perform from five to eleven. It’s the perfect outdoor concert to help you soak up those last hours of daylight with friends and family.Art lovers are invited to check out the new installation titled We Are The People by L. Scooter Morris at Aurelia Gallery. This show opens today and promises a thoughtful take on contemporary themes—an inspiring stop for anyone strolling downtown galleries.Families might want to swing by the Santa Fe Children’s Museum for the grand opening of their Life Center Foundation Discovery Garden, a fresh outdoor space built for little explorers and caretakers alike. The festivities start in the early afternoon and offer a wonderful blend of hands-on learning and fun for all ages.And don’t miss local legend Bill Hearne playing this afternoon at Cowgirl—a great spot for both music and a hearty late lunch.Looking ahead to the weekend, those fascinated by history and trains should mark their calendars for New Mexico Railroad Days coming up in September, when the legendary Santa Fe 2926 steam locomotive will headline celebrations in Albuquerque. It’s a rare chance to experience rail heritage up close and even blow the whistle on the state’s biggest steam engine.That’s a wrap on the news and happenings for today, Santa Fe. This has been Santa Fe Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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