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News Releases

Chamizal National Memorial Providing New Opportunity for Food Vendors

December 2011

Paisano Gallery: Los Que Se Quedan
November 10, 2011

Public Comment Session for Proposed Park Projects
July 27, 2011

Public Information Sessions on Alcohol Ban
April 2011

Park Selects Poster Artist for 36th Annual Siglo de Oro
January 18, 2011

Romeo and Juliet Live Happily Ever After at Chamizal!
September 14, 2010

Chamizal National Memorial Has a New Mascot: Chami the Ground Squirrel
April 20, 2010

Park Announces 2 New Programs for Children
April 9, 2010

Park to host Pet Awareness Event in January 2010
December 16, 2009

Park Announces New Story Time Program for Children
October 7, 2009

Park Selects Poster Artist for 35th Annual Siglo de Oro
June 26, 2009

Teacher Ranger Teacher Programs Takes Chamizal into the Classroom
May 7, 2009

Park Puppet Program Entertains and Educates
April 29, 2009

Park Introduces New VIP Under the Stars Program for Area Volunteers
April 21, 2009

Park to Offer CPE Credits to Teachers
March 24, 2008

 

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The Mexican flag is flown at Chamizal National Memorial out of respect for the sentiments that made the Chamizal Convention of 1963 a reality. The U.S. flag will always be on the left as you face the Memorial.
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Last Updated: February 09, 2012 at 11:38 MST