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1: Corbett construction nears completion (1/17/96)

2: Construction business booms (7/22/96)

3: Construction eases Hatch school overcrowding (1/10/97)

4: School construction continues as classes begin (8/15/96)

5: The cost of new construction (3/3/97)

6: Schools cut back building projects (8/16/95)

7: Area building grows steadily (4/1/96)

8: Construction begins for new Hatch school (7/17/95)

9: ARC breaks ground on new building (6/24/95)

10: Area awaits money for construction projects (4/3/95)

11: Impact fees could hurt local construction (2/9/96)

12: Plans reviewed to streamline approval process for construction (2/27/96)

13: Developer [Dan Diemer] warns construction fees could slow growth (6/3/95)

14: Building is low but value is high (12/25/95)

15: Prices rose as building slowed in '95 (3/4/96)

16: DABCC hoping for building funds from state (12/6/96)

17: Area construction generates employment growth; other sectors, future stable (8/5/96)

18: Construction for education starts out new year (1/1/96)

19: Construction under way on 'The Aristocrat' assisted-living complex (11/6/95)

20: Pointing toward the future: NMSU eyes more than $100 million in construction projects (9/18/95)

21: Alternative building materials can save in energy, utilities costs (3/24/97)

22: City officials tour construction of multimillion dollar projects [Court Junior High renovation and Missouri-Boutz realignment] (1/30/96)

23: Mesilla Valley Hospice growing: Construction slated for completion by December (7/15/96)

24: Builder [Binns Construction] satisfies residents on Cheyenne Drive, the Planning and Zoning Commission board approved subdivisions (1/24/96)

25: Two building projects [new classroom building and Center for the sustainable Development of Arid Lands] at NMSU put on hold (3/28/95)

26: Protests between U.S. Bureau of Land Management and contractor Jaynes Corp. may delay building of new middle school (2/22/96)

27: Onate best selected to receive the James D. MacConnell Award on the best school in the nation with respect to school planning, design and construction (8/26/95)

28: Slow workers (let.) (3/8/96)

29: Right work, wrong roof (12/7/96)

30: Mall insanity (let.) (3/29/96)

31: Public servants (let.) (3/12/96)

32: Paved parking (let.) (11/24/95)

33: Home Improvement Show begins today (3/22/96)

34: The customer's share (3/24/97)

35: Group breaks ground for hospice (11/18/95)

36: New public housing planned (11/13/96)

37: Farm Bureau begins new day (4/18/97)

38: Renovation costs anger commission (4/19/95)

39: MacArthur Elementary to be expanded (12/22/95)

40: Jewel Osco to expand (5/27/96)

41: Habitat for Humanity helped (let.) (5/14/96)

42: Home Depot deal off (4/28/97)

43: Courthouse a symbol of dignity (4/30/95)

44: Buildings represent character of southern New Mexico (2/26/95)

45: New water line fee approved (12/5/96)

46: Roadrunner Parkway road delay (let.) (1/3/97)

47: Money shifted around in LCHS remodeling (4/6/95)

48: NMSU regents OK remodeling projects (8/1/95)

49: Las Colinas Residents protest new housing (3/1/95)

50: NMSU awarded grant to renovate Goddard Tower (1/23/95)

51: First Federal completes new stage of expansion (10/24/95)

52: Housing starts predicted to rise in 1996 (2/25/96)

53: NMSU president's office to get $295,000 facelift (4/4/95)

54: Commission calls for strict code enforcement (4/19/95)

55: Who'll pave [Dona Ana County Judicial Complex] (let.) (11/29/95)

56: Reconstruction of Highway 292 nearly complete (9/6/96)

57: Commercial intermodel facility for Santa Teresa progressing (11/20/95)

58: Rammed earth homes back in vogue (2/24/97)

59: New Habitat for Humanity house uses old material--dirt (3/28/97)

60: Judicial complex to be completed in fall (4/30/95)

61: Home builders look forward to 1997 (12/30/96)

62: Mesillans say highway work damaged homes (7/24/96)

63: Albertson's Food Store expansion limited to renovations (3/25/96)

64: Plans for new hospital [Columbia] progressing rapidly (3/9/97)

65: New buildings in Las Cruces point to area banking boom (8/14/95)

66: Regents may have violated state's open meetings law (8/1/95)

67: No bids means Mesilla will be own contractor (2/17/95)

68: Sports complex task force to push agenda with Legislature (1/5/95)

69: Rapid growth aids economy but puts strain on resources (10/3/95)

70: Major part of $8 million project at Corbett Center nearing finish (10/30/95)

71: Swimming pool work goes on in the cold (let.) (12/19/96)

72: Swimmers hoping Frenger Park pool cover done by January (12/11/96)

73: Albertsons to bring third grocery store to area (11/4/96)

74: New gas line prepares Santa Teresa for expansion (11/21/96)

75: Prison expansion scheduled for September completion (8/4/96)

76: Nevarez House preserves some Las Cruces history (8/5/96)

77: Volunteers dive into work on Frenger Pool cover (1/8/97)

78: Avoid a lawsuit and furnish courts [judicial complex] (ed.) (4/22/95)

79: Justices set the stage for Mesilla's day in court (6/21/95)

80: Local builders try to keep up with demand for apartments (6/24/95)

81: City Council allows apartment complex to be built (3/8/95)

82: Las Cruces Home Builder's Association home show draws thousands (4/1/96)

83: Concrete work begins on mall: trees to be planted soon (9/11/96)

84: Plans under way to build 12-plex movie theater (1/3/97)

85: First National Bank to expand in new Wal-Mart Superstore (3/31/97)

86: GenCon Corp of Las Cruces chosen for Santa Teresa gym (11/14/95)

87: Grants help owners refurbish housing: Low income residents benefit (4/8/96)

88: Mesilla's Board of Trustees put 3-percent waiver request on hold (12/10/96)

89: Lead based paint disclosure required for home sales (7/15/96)

90: All-female crew has local electrical business [Reliable Properties] wired (3/18/96)

91: Renovation grant fails to fix community center in Placitas, New Mexico (5/7/96)

92: Land swap will allow airport to extend runway (9/12/96)

93: Gateway plan challenged by businessman [Jerry P. Deal] (1/29/97)

94: Efforts to rebuild under way [Templo Cristiano El Valle, Canutillo, NM] (6/21/95)

95: Oklahoma businessman [Phil Renowden] to relocate in Las Cruces [Kitchen Tune-Up] (4/1/96)

96: Trustees may waive fee on a request by Sheffield Development Company (12/23/96)

97: Ball in governor's [Gary Johnson] court on Las Cruces sports complex (2/24/96)

98: Working undercover: Frenger Pool open to public after months of work (2/3/97)

99: Arizona firm [Sahuaro Pavement Maintenance Inc.] paving way toward Las Cruces location (2/5/96)

100: Both city, county government trying to cut time and costs (7/22/96)

101: Santa Teresa plant [Southwest Greene International Inc.] a step closer to being built (2/5/97)

102: Bill funds WSMR to build a new National Range Control Center at White Sands Missile Range (8/5/96)

103: The Heritage Farm Subdivision gets final go ahead from the city's Planning and Zoning Commission (12/13/96)

104: MMC has plan [facility to help other health care providers] to lure more family doctors (3/14/96)

105: U.S. District Judge Howard C. Bratton rules in favor of set-aside program [temporarily protects a minority business] (4/6/96)

106: Presbyterian Mariners convene in Las Cruces as part of their project called 'A Place to Call Home' (7/29/96)

107: Governor [Gary Johnson] to push state to settle Mesilla claims of structural damage to 17 historic homes and buildings caused by reconstruction of N.M. Highway 28 (8/22/96)

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