El castillo de Samitier, que todo lo ve desde su atalaya
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El castillo de Samitier, que todo lo ve desde su atalaya
Perteneciente al municipio de La Fueva, fue recuperado parcialmente por el Gobierno de Aragón a mediados de los 90 NOTICIA
Samitier pertenece al municipio de La Fueva, uno de los más atomizados de Huesca, rico en patrimonio fortificado. Además del Muro de Roda o Troncedo, dos ejemplos palmarios de este fenómeno,
el castillo de Samitier se yergue sobre un verdadero nido de águila, con cortados a su vera y una vista increíble de los embalses de Mediano y El Grado. Se trata de una excursión habitual en la zona, aunque no figure entre las más populares de Aragón; es cuestión de invertir esa tendencia aplicando un poco de boca-oreja y multiplicando el mensaje.
El III Congreso de Turismo Rural Sostenible ensalza la autenticidad del patrimonio cultural y paisajístico de Aragón
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WT Stan Sigman Professorship, scholarships honor late business leader
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Muere copropietario del Ruidoso Downs Racetrack
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Stan Sigman Dies
Horseman Stan Sigman died December 21, 2020.
The racing breeder and owner is a partner and the chairman of Ruidoso Downs in New Mexico.
Sigman grew up in the Texas Panhandle, and rose to the top of the business world as the CEO and president of Cingular Wireless and AT&T and is regarded as a visionary in the wireless technology field, among countless other business accomplishments.
In 2017, Sigman was part of the ownership group that purchased Ruidoso Downs in Ruidoso, New Mexico, and he has served as its chairman.
The Sigman family operate their ranch under the name “Namgis,” which is their last name spelled backwards, and breed and own racing Quarter Horses. He co-owned champion and millionaire Kiss My Hocks, as well as stallion Bucks Hancock Dude. They bred NFR barrel horse Namgis D 33, aka “Chongo,” ridden by Emily Miller-Beisel.