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Cibola and McKinley Counties, including Timberlake Ranch, are now under Stage II fire restrictions. Restrictions include:
The following acts are prohibited until further notice:a. Operating any internal combustion engine. b. Welding, or operating acetylene or other torch with open flame. c. Using an explosive. Public hearing notice Judy Horacek
Cibola County
Projects Coordinator
e-mail: jhoracek@co.cibola.nm.us
Ph(505)285-2557
TCC BATH HOUSE OPEN Timberlake Book Room open (Posted 6-5-13) The Book Room was opened on May 7, the usual hours of 1 - 4 PM. Any questions call Barbara at 783-2460. Thank You, TRLA & Ramah Fire Departments!!!
The important stuff!! HOW DID YOU GET HERE? (Posted 5-14-12) With such a diverse population of landowners, we all have at least one thing in common – a love of this place we call Timberlake Ranch. There must be many stories as how each of us discovered it. Please let us know how you came upon this beautiful setting hidden off of Highway 53. Was it word of mouth, advertisement or maybe just a wrong turn off the highway? There has been much interest and talk as to how we could chronicle the stories and share them – how many are similar and what are unusual. If you would please submit your story by mail to: Nancy Wills HC 61 Box 836 Ramah, NM 87321 or email at: lovintimberlake@hughes.net We will compile the accounts and share “How Did You Get Here” in future Timberlake Times Newsletters. If you prefer to remain anonymous please let us know and we will honor your request when we publish our findings in the future.
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GREAT FOOD!!!
(Posted 6-19-13) Timberlake Neighborhood Volunteers are cooking breakfast at the TCC Ranch House for the community. Event is this Sat. from 9-11am. If you like biscuits with sausage gravy, sourdough pancakes, link sausages, fresh fruit, juice and coffee - come join the feast.Ramah Farmers’ Market is located in front of the RAMAH MUSEUM. One block north on BLOOMFIELD Rd from HYW 53 in downtown Ramah. Follow the signs!
Saturdays Only 10:00am to 1:00pm
Saturday, June 22 and June 29, 10:00am-1:00pm GREENS & CRAFTS MARKET Greens and Early Vegetables, Crafts, Baked Goods,
Saturday, July 6, 10:00am-1:00pm MARKET OPENS for the season.
Every Saturday - June 22 to October 5th
GREENS SOME VEGGIES
Vegetable, Herb, & Flower Starts, Trees, Etc!
BRING YOUR LEFTOVER STARTS!
Baked Goods - Crafts
To Set up Produce or Craft Booths and other info call Chris 783- 4866 or Jackie 783-4440
Candy Kitchen Farmers Market
(Candy Kitchen Trading Post - across from the Wolf Ranch)
MARKET OPENS: WEDNESDAY July 3th
Greens and Early Vegetables, Crafts, Baked Goods
To Set up Produce or Craft Booths and other info Call Owl at 505-775-4277
(Posted 6-17-13) Gallery Exhibition with work by featured artist Standing Feather. Exhibition runs from May 17 through August 4th.
“Kids’ Art at the Market”
(Posted 5-6-13) Watch for “Kids’ Art at the Market” this summer at the Ramah Farmers’ Market! Kids’ Art at the Market will happen most Saturdays from 10 am until 1 pm at the picnic table in front of the Ramah Museum. This year, the National Park Service will be back once a month to share an activity with all kids who stop by their table (June 22 for the summer solstice, July 20 for Pioneer Day, August 24 for National Park Day, and September 21 for the vernal equinox). Patti Jordan will host the table on July 27.
Young adults and community members: Be a part of the change you want to see in the world!! You are needed to host Kids’ Art at the Market! Please volunteer one Saturday this market season! Bring your art or crafty project to the market on the designated day. You should bring enough supplies for about 20 kids. Set up on the picnic tables outside the Ramah Museum by 10 am. This is a fun activity! The kids are always excited to be there! Please contact Lesley Moosman at 505-728-8049 for more details and to choose your date to volunteer! Do not let the lack of an idea or supplies deter you… I have plenty of ideas and extras supplies on hand. I hope to hear from you soon. 505-728-8049.
Ramah Transfer Station Changes Click here for details.
We Are All Friends of 53
(Posted 6-2-12)The Highway 53 corridor through Cibola and McKinley Counties is among the most beautiful, historically significant, and culturally rich areas in the State of New Mexico. It is also one of the most valuable assets of the County for generation of tourist revenue, and all the ancillary benefits such activity generates.
The Highway corridor has received two special area designations from the State. It is a portion of both the Ancient Way Arts Trail and the Trail of the Ancients Scenic Byway. It falls within the National Geographic Four Corners Geotourism Region, one of only 17 such areas in the world. It contains two National Monuments, many businesses, and a number of growing communities, all dependent on the same factors that make it a strong tourist attraction.
“Friends of 53” is the name of an open group of individuals who have come together to work toward the protection, enhancement, and promotion of Highway 53. Click here to read more.
10,000 Feet above Timberlake Ranch
(Posted 8-26-12) Friends of Cindy Crawford flew over our area about a week ago in their Ultralike Trikes. They took beautiful videos of our area and courtesy of You tube you can join the flight by getting airborne RIGHT HERE.Thanks for sharing, Cindy.
Ramah Farmer's Market Web Site
There's a revolution going on in the area of Ramah and Timberlake Ranch. Local growers of organic foods, delivery systems, and consumers of healthy locally grown foods have come together for the benefit of everyone. Check out the lively, informative web site and the link to "The Farmer's Beet" the bi-monthly newsletter of the Farmer's Market in Ramah, New Mexico.