Carlsbad, NM – Living Desert Zoo and Gardens State Park is celebrating Maggie’s 13th birthday party on Saturday, January 20, 2018, and everyone is invited! Maggie is Living Desert Zoo and Gardens’ black bear and a local celebrity. Festivities begin at 1 p.m. and include: Face Painting from 1-3 p.m. …
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Las Vegas Robertson girls score early and late in routing St. Michael’s, 62-17, in District 2-4A play Wednesday night at Perez-Shelley gymnasium
Cardinals still throwing up 3s as the running clock winds down, and is now 15-3 overall, while Lady Horsemen fall to 8-10 and head for Taos in district test Saturday night By Arnie Leshin Las Vegas Robertson was really piling it on. With one minute to go in Wednesday night’s …
Read More »Luján Joins as Cosponsor of Resolution to Censure Trump
WASHINGTON, DC] – Congressman Ben Ray Luján (D-NM) today joined other Members of the House as a signatory to a resolution formally censuring President Donald Trump for his January 11, 2018, remarks disparaging Haiti and a number of African nations. The remarks were made in the course of a bipartisan …
Read More »NM Democrats Urge Trump Not to Make Changes to SNAP
Proposals would create new barriers prohibiting NM families from accessing food assistance WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Senators Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich, and U.S. Representatives Ben Ray Luján and Michelle Lujan Grisham urged the president not to alter to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in ways that would prohibit …
Read More »House Republicans Introduce Bill To Increase Sentences For Crimes Committed While Awaiting Trial
SANTA FE—State Representatives Greg Nibert (R-Roswell), Bill Rehm (R-Albuquerque), and Rod Montoya (R-Farmington) have introduced legislation to enhance sentences for offenders who commit a crime while awaiting trial, serving parole or probation. House Bill 91 would increase sentences up to an additional five years for defendants convicted of a felony …
Read More »Not enough players, Desert Academy boy’s basketball had to forfeit a game, something head coach Ernie Rodriguez isn’t accustomed to
After years and years of coaching, Rodriguez has nowrun into a dilemma of putting a full lineup together By Arnie Leshin In his many years as a head coach, Ernie Rodriguez can’t recall ever calling in a forfeit. Until now. But that’s the situation he finds himself in. His Desert …
Read More »CHRISTUS St Vincent Regional Diabetes Center
Our Approach In New Mexico, more than 157,000 people have diabetes, yet only 116,000 know they have it. The incidence of diabetes is higher among adults over age 65 and among the poor. Obesity and poverty also contribute to the prevalence of diabetes. It’s a serious situation for New Mexicans. …
Read More »Hunter Survey – We Want to Hear from You
By New Mexico wildlife Federation A new legislative session is underway, and as we get ready for another year fighting for the interests of New Mexico hunters, we want to hear from you! Take our short survey on trapping so we can see where our members stand on the issue. …
Read More »Interview with Alan Webber, Candidate for Mayor of Santa Fe
KSWV interview with Alan Webber, Candidate for Mayor of Santa Fe – January 16, 2018 Entrepreneur says the core value of New Mexico is respect, becomes basis for connecting people Former New Mexico gubernatorial candidate, and current mayoral candidate, Alan Webber, says he plans to bring his experience as a …
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