By NMECDP In partnership with the Native American Budget and Policy Institute, NMECDP reached more than 300 people in early childhood in 39 communities and 160 organizations. The team held ten community conversations, conducted dozens of key informant interviews, compiled a participant survey, and polled likely voters in order to …
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The New Mexico Film Office Announced that “Rattlesnake” has begun filming in New Mexico
By NM Film Office New Mexico Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced that the feature film, “Rattlesnake,” produced by Campfire has begun principal photography through mid-December in Santa Fe, Espanola, Las Vegas, Cochiti and Abiquiu. “I’m proud to welcome another great production to New Mexico,” said Film Office Director Nick …
Read More »Robertson heads for Santa Fe again Saturday afternoon after disposing of visiting Raton, but now it’s the quarterfinals of the 3A quarterfinals
By Arnie Leshin Was Robertson looking ahead? “Some others also asked me that,” said its head coach Leroy Gonzales. “No, we came to play, but even when we beat them up at their place, Raton gave us a tough night.” Whatever, the W is all that counts and that’s what …
Read More »Weekly Fishing and Stocking Report
By NM Game and Fish Catches of the week Eagle Nest Lake: Levi Lucero of Taos caught a 20.5-inch rainbow trout on Nov. 6. He was fishing near the dam and using a crappie spinner with a ¼ ounce jig head and a pink curly tail grub. Elephant Butte Lake: …
Read More »New Website at EMNRD Details Oil and Natural Gas Wastewater, Recycling and Reuse Draft White Paper
By EMNRD The State of New Mexico and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have released a draft white paper which addresses state and federal regulatory management of produced water, along with opportunities to treat and reuse the water to help alleviate water scarcity issues across the state. The white …
Read More »Kudos to the St. Michael’s girls for getting as far as the 3A state championship, but for the third time they took a 1-0 setback top-seed, district rival Albuquerque Sandia Prep
By Arnie Leshin Nothing like shedding some tears and giving some hugs, otherwise the St. Michael’s girl’s soccer team had no reason to hang their heads. It had been a marvelous season for a program that was introduced to new head coach Anthony Cassaro in June. He was also new …
Read More »Pecos girls claim initial state cross country championship, edging Academy of Technology and The Classics by three points in 1/2A 5-killometers run at Rio Rancho High Saturday
By Arnie Leshin After his Pecos boys won their third-straight state cross country championship, head coach Patrick Ortiz was asked about his girl’s team, as in how is their program doing? It didn’t take long for Ortiz to answer. “Watch them,” he said, “we’ve got some young girls working hard, …
Read More »St. Michael’s and Santa Fe High in state volleyball tournament to be played at Santa Ana Star Casino in Rio Rancho, with Lady Horsemen top seed in 3A, while Demonetts play in 5A
By Arnie Leshin It have been 15 years since St. Michael’s won its only state volleyball championship, turning back defending champion Portales in four sets at West Mesa High. Now it has a team that can do the same. With Valerie Sandoval in her second season as head coach, it …
Read More »St. Michael’s left no doubt of its command of District 2-3A volleyball after the regular-season winners came away with the district tournament title in sweeping visiting Robertson Friday night
By Arnie Leshin Visiting Robertson was getting closer, but St. Michael’s didn’t even flinch, collectively thinking, no way, no way. That’s the confidence that the regular-season District 2-3A winners have, especially against the runner-up Cardinals. With Friday night’s second-straight sweep over the Los Vegas school, the Lady Horsemen (20-2) have …
Read More »Sophomore Christopher Humetewa paves the way, finishing third in 3A and leading Santa Fe Indian School to second place at the state cross country championships over the 5-killometer course at Rio Rancho High School Saturday
By Arnie Leshin Joe Calabaza doesn’t brag much, but his years ofcoaching cross country provide him with a chance to brag when he runs across a promising prospect. That was last year when Christopher Humetewa was a freshman and had transferred from Native American Community Academy in Albuquerque to Santa …
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