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By Family Policy Alliance of New Mexico Will pro-life candidates survive the 2020 election? This is one of the most pressing questions as we wrap up 2019 and prepare for what will be a critical year for the pro-life movement in New Mexico. Sure, we overcame the odds this year and …

By NMDOT Junior- and senior-year students at Santa Fe High School on Friday will observe the real-life consequences of driving while intoxicated as part of the New Mexico Department of Transportation’s Impaired Driving and Enforcement Division’s “Courts to Schools” program. The program is administered by the state Office of the …

BY DVS Registration is still open for the 2019 Southwest Veterans Business Conference in Albuquerque on November 4-5 from 8am-4pm on both days at the Albuquerque Marriott Hotel (2101 Louisiana Blvd. NE).   The free conference is for entrepreneurial-minded military veterans, National Guard/Reserve component members, and transitioning active-duty personnel…and their …

By New Mexico game and fish Catches of the week Caballo Lake: Dmitri Hewitt, age 3, of Las Cruces caught an approximately 18-inch carp using nightcrawlers Oct. 13. Charlie Lujan of Mesquite caught a 17-inch largemouth bass bank fishing using a yellow and red crank bait Oct. 8. Eagle Nest Lake: …

By BuRRT The Santa Fe Solid Waste Management Agency and Keep Santa Fe Beautiful are supporting America Recycles Day by hosting an HHW and E-Waste Amnesty Day on Saturday, November 2nd from 9 am to 1 pm at the Buckman Road Recycling and Transfer Station (BuRRT).  The Agency and KSFB …

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By NM Parka State Parks invites schools and teachers to apply for a grant to help pay for buses or other modes oftransportation to provide students with outdoor State Park experiences during the 2019-20 school year. The deadline to apply is November 8, 2019.   Teachers are encouraged to apply …

By USDA forest Service  Last month USDA Forest Service received an order from the United States District Court for the District of Arizona stating that the agency’s “timber management” actions must cease on six national forests in Arizona and New Mexico pending formal consultation regarding potential effects to the Mexican …