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Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Well water test kits go out to flood-hit San Juan County residents

Plus, a time capsule ceremony Thursday and four county teams at state volleyball.

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Well water

If you have a well and the October flooding hit your property, the New Mexico Environment Department is providing well water test kits. The department tested water from about 80 wells last week over three days. Tri City Record

Animals

The ASPCA arrived in San Juan County two weeks ago to help animals displaced by the flooding. The group is caring for about 60 dogs, seven chickens, a rabbit and a mama with 14 pups. Tri City Record

Volleyball

Four San Juan County teams are headed to the state volleyball championships in Rio Rancho. Navajo Prep and Shiprock open Thursday morning in the 12-team Class 3A bracket. Tri City Record

Four San Juan County teams are headed to state volleyball

TeamClass
Navajo Prep3A
Shiprock3A
Kirtland Central4A
Piedra Vista5A

Time capsule

The Farmington 125 Time Capsule Sealing Ceremony runs 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, at the . It's free and family-friendly. Tri City Record

Film fest

The Diné Film Festival is this Friday and Saturday at the Farmington Public Library. Artist Anthony Chee Emerson and the library's Betty Decker developed it together. Tri City Record

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Well water test kits go out to flood-hit San Juan County residents

Plus, a time capsule ceremony Thursday and four county teams at state volleyball.

The TLDR

  1. Well water test kits go to people hit by October flooding
  2. ASPCA is caring for animals displaced by the flooding
  3. Four county teams open state volleyball Thursday
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