By NMSU We wish you all the best and hope that you are successfully navigating this difficult time. With everything going on around COVID-19, it can be stressful for all of us. That is why we would like to encourage you to remain positive, reach out to those you love and …
Read More »Can’t ever forget March 2nd of 1962 at Hershey, Pa. Wilt Chamberlain dominated the basketball court with a historic 100-point game
By Arnie Leshin It’s the same old story and I usually write something on it March 2nd of every year. Why? Because I was there. This year I completely forgot, until now. And now I again have the thoughts of what transpired in 1962 that night in Hershey, Pa. It …
Read More »The 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics is still on track to start the 24th of July
By Arnie Leshin The 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics have hope. It’s four months away and there is no May deadline that was initially reported to cancel the games, and there’s confidence the event will go ahead. This news comes despite sports coming to a virtual standstill globally amid the coronavirus …
Read More »Help Is Available Despite Coronavirus School Closings
By Family Policy Alliance And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus”—Philippians 4:19. The spread of COVID 19 has impacted the lives of just about every American family. As of Monday, many of us have already experienced the strain …
Read More »Weekly Fishing Report
By NM Game and Fish In an effort to prevent transmission of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus), the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish advises those choosing to participate in fishing activities to practice social distancing and avoid interacting with large groups. The Department reminds anglers it is their responsibility to …
Read More »Celebrating Two Years Since the Taylor Force Act
By CUFI For decades, the Palestinian Authority has offered a “Pay for Slay” pension fund program for anyone killed or captured by the IDF for terrorism that results in the murder of Israeli citizens. The life-long salary is paid to the terrorist if he or she goes to prison, or …
Read More »We are celebrating our 20th Anniversary of head-shaving.
By St. Baldrick’s Foundation In 2000, when our first head-shaving event was held to raise money for pediatric cancers, those behind it could not have imagined that St. Baldrick’s would grow into the largest non-government funder of childhood cancer research grants. We are proud to say that, because of the support …
Read More »Drive-Up Service Only At Enterprise Bank & Trust
By Enterprise Bank and Trust To help protect you and our associates from the risks associated with the spread of COVID-19, we will provide drive-up service only at most of our branch locations. This change is effective Wednesday, March 18, until further notice. Most locations without a drive-up option remain …
Read More »Mayor Announces Updates to Emergency Proclamation
By City of Santa Fe As of Wednesday, March 18 the following will go into effect: Prohibit Eviction of Tenants The Mayor is prohibiting the eviction of residential and commercial property tenants whose ability to pay has been adversely impacted by the public health emergency. Delay of Lodger’s Tax Collection …
Read More »March Sadness: Sports in the United States have been shut down due to coronavirus
By Arnie Leshin Just go up and down the television channels, catch a movie, watch some politics, see tapes of past sports events, tune in to talk shows, you have choice of everything but live sports. Call it March Sadness. This is the day after the anticipated college basketball men’s …
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