ALAMOGORDO, N.M. (KRQE) – Work is continuing on a historic building in Alamogordo. Volunteers have worked with the city and Joe Lewandowski to restore the old Dudley School, one of the oldest buildings in town.
In a Facebook post from the city, Lewandowski said the demolition is 95% complete, and all the drywall work is done.
The city has approved $200,000 for the project, and Lewandowski spear-headed the effort to retrieve thousands of old Atari games dumped in the Alamogordo landfill in the early 80s.
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He’s sold some of the games to help pay for the project
