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DOH issues public health orders temporarily limiting non-essential surgeries, recognizing activation of crisis care

By NMDOH  The New Mexico Department of Health on Thursday announced two new public health emergency orders in response to the ongoing public health crisis in New Mexico and resulting unsustainable strain on health care providers and hospitals, one temporarily limiting non-essential surgeries and another recognizing the activation of “crisis …

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Weekly fishing report

By NM Game and Fish Catches of the week Bear Canyon Lake: Johnny Flores of Las Cruces caught his limit of rainbow trout using nightcrawlers Nov. 23. Chama River: Lynda Trujillo of Santa Fe caught a 17-inch rainbow trout below Abiquiu Lake using green PowerBait Dec. 5. Melvin Serrano of …

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Miami Dolphins had another sigh of relief

By Arnie Leshin  It was quite an unusual mid-afternoon Monday National Football League game. It was game one of a day-night doubleheader and it turned out to be good for the visiting Washington Football Team and bad for the previously undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, there were very …

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Luján Announces 2020 Congressional App Challenge Winners

By Lujan Press Congressman Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.), the U.S. House Assistant Speaker, announced that Christopher Mendoza, Zachariah Burch, and Joshua Mari Tamarra, all students from New Mexico’s Third Congressional District, are the winners of the 2020 Congressional App Challenge. Mendoza, Burch, and Mari Tamarra’s app, “Solar Age,” helps homeowners estimate …

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Park Lakes Closed Temporarily to Water Activities

By EMNRD The Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, State Parks Division announces several lakes are temporarily closed to boating and ice-fishing due to recent winter weather conditions at four State Parks. Bluewater Lake, Fenton Lake, and Lake Alice at Sugarite Canyon State Park are currently closed to all watercraft …

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