Good morning, this is your Santa Fe Local Frequency for Thursday, September 11, 2025.Today marks a solemn day as we join communities across the nation in remembering the events of September 11. Here in Santa Fe, the morning began with a fire engine procession from Station 1, rolling through our streets at 9:25, leading to a heartfelt remembrance ceremony at Santa Fe Plaza at 10. If you missed the procession, you can still join fellow residents at the Plaza to reflect and remember together. It’s a powerful community moment, bringing old neighbors and new friends alike side by side to honor the lives lost and the spirit of unity that binds us all.Switching gears to something uplifting, the Santa Fe community never slows down when it comes to supporting each other. The Santa Fe Community Foundation continues to make an incredible impact, connecting neighbors to resources and recognizing the region’s nonprofit heroes with their 39th Annual Piñon Awards. If you’re an advocate for local good, keep an eye out for foundation events and ways to get involved. Also for those passionate about creating change, there’s an ongoing educational series on homelessness hosted by the Community Foundation, highlighting local success stories and practical solutions happening right here in Santa Fe.For the active crowd, St. John’s College is hosting pick-up volleyball this evening at the Student Activities Center. Whether you’re a serious server or just looking to shake off the workday, the game runs from 5:30 to 7 PM. No experience is required, only enthusiasm.Tonight, look no further than El Rey Court for Locals Night—a perfect excuse to mingle, enjoy some local flavor, and unwind. If you’re looking to unleash your creativity, there’s also a wheel-throwing pottery experience happening in town, an ideal way to roll up your sleeves and take home something made by your own hands.Don’t forget that Fiesta Mexicana kicks off this weekend on the Plaza Cívica, celebrating the music, food, and vibrant traditions of Mexican independence. It’s part of Hispanic Heritage Month, so expect all sorts of colorful festivities, making Santa Fe even more inviting than usual.With state police reporting strong gains in public safety halfway through 2025, there’s an extra sense of well-being throughout our city. It’s an appreciated boost as we move toward the season of festivals, live music, and fresh local food—soak in the atmosphere and take a stroll downtown.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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