******* IMPORTANT CHANGE ******* Effective beginning February 22, , trash pick-up in the Brazos Canyon has changed to Thursdays.
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"Precautions in the Brazos re: Bears"
The warm weather is not only bringing more water to the Canyon; it is also bringing bears. This is expected as such wildlife is natural to the area, who deserve to live in their habitat.
We need to be mindful of the bird feeders and humming bird feeders on our property that contribute greatly to these creatures being attracted to this food. New Mexico Game and Fish officers have advised us to remove such feeders at night. This suggestion is a chore but it is well worth it to avoid the bears coming uninvited to our property. The officers have indicated that lack of compliance to these measures could result in fines.
So, breathe in the fresh air, enjoy the beauty and take in those feeders at nights.
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New Chama Valley Supermarket
Chama's sole grocery store reopensCHAMA, N.M. (KRQE) - Ten months after Chama residents lost their only grocery store during a snowstorm, owners opened a brand-new Lowe's grocery store in the midst of another snowstorm. The northern New Mexico community has seen more than two feet of snow over the past several days. A snowstorm in early February caused the Lowe's store's roof to collapse, forcing residents to drive well out of town to get the necessities of life. "It's been really hard," said Chama resident Charmaine Salazar. "I was able to shop because I teach in Dulce, but I really miss the localness and having a store open and seeing people in the community." Since then, the debris has been cleared away and the store was rebuilt in the same area, this time with a pitched roof that's stronger than it needs to be, according to contractors. The new store is also a lot bigger than the old one, with 19,000 square feet of space, and new areas selling hardware and appliances.
Cook 'N Books Cafe in Chama, NM - CLOSED
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Annual Meeting TBA for 2010 Presidents Message April 28, 2009 Goal #2 – Enable the enjoyment of recreation (hiking, fishing, snowshoeing, Nordic skiing, etc.) Goal #3 – Provide a sense of community Goal #4 – Maintain open communications with and support other associations (Brazos Canyon Volunteer Fire Department, Brazos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association, Enchantarama Water Association, etc.) within the Canyon. In closing, I draw your attention to the other sections of our website. In particular, the UBPOA wants to encourage your membership in our Association, as the best way to remain informed of valuable information in our community. If you would like information about our Association and/or about the Brazos area, please refer to the contacts on the website. Roger Shinnick President Special Note: The North Central Solid Waste Authority has returned the dumpster to its location in front of Cliffview Restaurant. The Solid Waste Authority will monitor the type of waste that is deposited. If they determine that there is any misuse of the dumpster in the future, the dumpster will be locked. Only current paid customers in the Upper Brazos will be issued keys or combinations to the lock(s) from them by mail. Minutes of the 2009 Annual Meeting - Not Posted (pdf file) Speed Limit: ![]() The State of New Mexico has paved HWY 512 all the way to Corkins Lodge. However , the posted speed limit upon entering the Upper Brazos is still 15 mph. Please adhere to this speed, minimize the dust and protect the children and animals in the area. Cabin Watch Signs
Cabin Watch Signs are now available to UBPOA members. Contact a board member for your area sign. Garbage Collection Bin: The bin is now at the parking area across from the CliffView restaurant. Only Paying customers of the North Central Solid Waste Authority will be allowed to use the dumpster in the future. Board Meetings: All members are encouraged to attend board meetings. Contact Catherine Sanchez-Praiswater for meeting times and place. UBPOA New Address: HC 75, Box 117, Chama, New Mexico 87520.
Please exercise caution and respect private property while operating ATV's. Fire Station Completed:
Go to: http://www.brazoscanyonfire.org Of Interest: Something not known to many folks that use computers. As we get older, even some of the young folks, it gets harder to read the type on the computer monitors. So a good way to increase or decrease the size of the type on the monitor is as follows. If you have a mouse with a wheel. Most do.
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