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The native acequia (ditch irrigation system) remains virtually unchanged and continues to provide water for the trees lining the streets, private gardens, and landscaping that give Tularosa its unique character. In 1979, the Tularosa Original Town-site District, consisting of the original forty-nine blocks on 1400 acres including 182 buildings, was declared a historic district and recorded in the National Register of Historic Places. Today, Tularosa thrives with its small businesses and hometown people. Many homes still look and maintain the feel of their past occupants. The Village has strived to keep this historic charm and has succeeded in having new buildings and renovations constructed to mimic the architecture of those homes and buildings built in the past.
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TBD - Tularosa Rose Parade 09.19.10 Tularosa Basin Annual Wine & Music Festival Featured Community Event
At the end of the game, all the Tularosa players were gathered on the field. Each one took a knee. Sam Sanchez lifted the championship trophy in the and said, "We won it for Tularosa." The Wildcats defeated the Lordsburg Mavericks 35-0 Saturday, November 28, 2009 to capture the Class 2A Football Championship. It is the school's fourth state championship and the first since 2001.Congratulations to all Wildcat team players, coaches, parents and fans! (See related story ~ Derek Stell, Sports Writer, Alamogordo Daily News).
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