going to be indoors or outdoors. right now we re in the 40s. this is a nice way to wake up. then we do warm up nicely. so we re not going to stay in the 40s, we re not even going to stay in the 50s. we ll be climbing into 60s and 70s. the temperature trend is looking mostly good. a nice combination of sun and clouds. and that s because we do have high clouds in the forecast. but if you re wondering about your easter sunday looking up ahead, i want to give you a preview and let you know that today is probably going to be the best day to hide eggs early in the morning because by tomorrow you do want to take your easter egg hunt indoors. i have a close are look at that timeline, but we are tracking some rain. the good news is it looks like it s not a major storm. so rain totals aren t too significant. we re not expecting too much rain, just a little bit pesky having to do an egg hunt with some muddy grass. so maybe do it today. yeah, yeah. rearrange those plans. thanks, vi
Vivian Frances Williams Santry aged 91, of Alpine, passed away peacefully at home on December 5. Born in Hondale, New Mexico on November 14, 1932, she was the only child of George Williams and Ophelia Gardner Salyer. Vivian grew up in Deming, New Mexico. After graduating in 1952 from Deming High School she moved to El Paso to study nursing at Hotel Dieu where she received her RN and began her nursing career. While working at Hotel Dieu she met Thomas Santry. They were married in St. Patrick’s Cathedral on February 7, 1959. They were married for a wonderful 55 years.
Vivian Frances Williams Santry aged 91, of Alpine, passed away peacefully at home on December 5. Born in Hondale, New Mexico on November 14, 1932, she was the only child of George Williams and Ophelia Gardner Salyer. Vivian grew up in Deming, New Mexico. After graduating in 1952 from Deming High School she moved to El Paso to study nursing at Hotel Dieu where she received her RN and began her nursing career. While working at Hotel Dieu she met Thomas Santry. They were married in St. Patrick’s Cathedral on February 7, 1959. They were married for a wonderful 55 years.
Western Nevada College recently acquired a fire engine that served the Carson City community for nearly 30 years. Carson City Fire Department repurposed the engine to support WNC’s efforts in establishing a fire science degree program.
Listening to a medical training need that a workforce sector was asking for prompted Western Nevada College to launch a Paramedicine program this year.