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NEW MEXICO UNITED REMAINS PERFECT AT HOME, BEATS ORANGE COUNTY IN FRONT LARGEST CROWD IN USL THIS SEASON
NEW MEXICO UNITED REMAINS PERFECT AT HOME, BEATS ORANGE COUNTY IN FRONT LARGEST CROWD IN USL THIS SEASON
New Mexico Association of Counties Clerk's Affiliate Announces New Bipartisan Leadership Slate Representing Urban and Rural Countiesf the Clerk's Affiliate.
New Mexico seeks costs and damages for PFAS contamination from the U.S. Department of Defense under new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency rule
New Mexico’s school districts and charter schools are set to receive an additional $71 million in funding for the upcoming school year, thanks to a legislative- executive collaboration. The Public Education Department is increasing the funding “unit” value from $6,442.55 to $6,553.75, significantly supporting schools in covering base costs, pay raises, and other initiatives.
New Mexico Public Schools to See $71 Million Boost
On June 25, 2022, the Moquino Bridge collapsed due to monsoon flooding. After three years of work to receive grant funding and to begin rebuilding the bridge Compass Engineering is now expected to begin construction on July 22, 2024. Courtesy Photo
After Two Years, Construction is Expected to Begin on Moquino Bridge
Elisa Lundin MSN-Ed, FNPBC. Lundin is currently the Medical Director for the APC Fellowship Program in Albuquerque and was awarded the State Award for Excellence from the American Association of Nurse Practitioners after being nominated by a colleague. Courtesy Photo