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$235M is planned to buyout, restore flood-damaged properties in Ruidoso

<b>Craig Paul, a Roswell resident that owns a second home in Ruidoso, asks a question about eligibility for a federal land buyout program, March 25, 2026 at ENMU Ruidoso.</b> <b>Tim Keithley | El Rito Media</b> — **Craig Paul, a Roswell resident that owns a second home in Ruidoso, asks a question about eligibility for a federal land buyout program, March 25, 2026 at ENMU Ruidoso.** **Tim Keithley | El Rito Media**

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March 27, 2026

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Adrian Hedden and Tim Keithley El Rito Media $235M is planned to restore damaged properties A federal program could help restore properties decimated by the destructive wildfires and floods that plagued Ruidoso over the past two years. Lincoln County officials…

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