By Family policy Alliance Family Policy Alliance of New Mexico® is blessed to be one of more than 40 vibrant, state-based family policy councils across America, and today, we want to congratulate our national alliance team, Family Policy Alliance, on the hiring of their new CEO, Craig DeRoche. Craig is …
Read More »Santa Fe Community College presents “Earth Angels” Film Premiere 5 p.m. Dec. 16
By SFCC What: “Earth Angels” Film Premiere 5 p.m. Dec. 16. Santa Fe Community College invites you to join us for the online film premiere of Earth Angels, a film by filmmaker Dr. Michael Keslin, about the advanced technologies that can help address the sustainability and future of the water, …
Read More »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 …
Read More »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 …
Read More »The rejuvenated New York Giants stepped all over the pre-game talk
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Read More »BCC Recognizes National Conservation Efforts Resolution approved unanimously
By Santa Fe County The Board of County Commissioners (BCC) on Tuesday, December 1, 2020, passed Resolution 2020-93 in support of the national Thirty by Thirty Resolution to Save Nature, which sets a national goal of conserving at least 30 percent of land and ocean by 2030. In addition, Resolution …
Read More »Brigham Young comes within a yard of victory
By Arnie Leshin Brigham Young was stranded at Coastal Carolina’s 1-yard line while the Chanticleers wildly celebrated their 22-17 wild win in Saturday’s clash of the unbeatens at Brook Stadium in Conway, S.C. That signaled the finish of a college football match-up made Thursday morning, for when once-beaten Liberty cancelled …
Read More »A done deal, Brigham Young replaces Liberty to play at Coastal Carolina
By Arnie Leshin No Liberty, how about Brigham Young? It hadn’t all been a done deal when BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe received a phone call Wednesday afternoon. It was Coastal Carolina athletic director Matt Hogue. Holmoe had heard the hear-say, the rumors, now he’s being infirmed that if once-beaten, …
Read More »RTD Blue Bus 255 Mountain Trail Winter Service Begins December 5 COVID Safe Operations in Place This Season
By RTD The North Central Regional Transit District’s (NCRTD) RTD Blue Bus 255 Mountain Trail routefrom Downtown Santa Fe to Ski Santa Fe will switch to Winter service on Saturday, December 5, to coincide with the open of Ski Santa Fe. As changes are occurring at the ski basin, so …
Read More »Down went the top-ranked, undefeated South Carolina
By Arnie Leshin Riding along on a 29-game win streak, and home at Colonial Life Arena in Columbia before a COPID-19 slim turnout Thursday night, top-ranked South Carolina’s women’s basketball team express abruptly came to a halt against 8th-ranked North Carolina State. It was a close game most of the …
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