May 11, 2021
Bayard council hears report on cleanup and U.S. 180 plans Written by Nickolas Seibel on May 11, 2021
By HANNAH DUMAS
Daily Press Correspondent
State Rep. Luis Terrazas joined Trent Doolittle, N.M. Department of Transportation District 1 engineer, for a presentation to the Bayard City Council at their regular meeting Monday, discussing a recent cleanup event as well as providing an update on recommendations for improving U.S. 180 between Hurley and Deming.
The litter cleanup, originally planned for last fall, occurred April 24 after finally receiving the necessary permit to ensure a COVID-safe event. With little time to advertise, the event still brought in 48 volunteers, who along with state employees removed more than 2,600 pounds of litter from roadways in Bayard, Hurley and Santa Clara. The Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce sponsored the cleanup.
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LAWRENCE â An early Thursday morning pedestrian hit-and-run in the northeastern part of St. Lawrence County has left an Ohio woman dead and a north country man in police custody.
The incident was reported shortly after 6 a.m. Thursday on Peru Street between Route 11 and Route 11B in the town of Lawrence, according to state police.
Following a preliminary investigation, troopers determined a pick-up truck was traveling north on Peru when it struck the pedestrian woman, 21-year-old Delila D. Swartzentruber, of Apple Creek, Ohio. The truck was driven by Nicholas E. Hazen, 24, of Lawrence.
Ms. Swartzentruber was taken roughly 20 miles to Canton-Potsdam Hospital, then flown to Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, where she was in critical condition prior to her death Friday.
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