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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has announced a series of prescribed fire projects aimed at enhancing ecosystem health and reducing wildfire risks in the Rio Puerco Field Office area of New Mexico. The projects, which are set to continue through March 2024, will cover a variety of locations and are part of a comprehensive effort to maintain a thriving natural environment.

In a pioneering move to combat substance misuse among high school students, the state of New Mexico is extending its wastewater drug testing program to schools in Cibola County. This expansion, which is set to include Grants High School, Laguna-Acoma High School, and Early College High School, marks a significant milestone in the statewide initiative.

SANTA FE, N.M. The New Mexico State Land Office, led by Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard, has announced the extension of a moratorium on new oil and gas leasing in the Greater Chaco region. The extended order, effective through December 31, 2043, applies to 72,776 acres of state trust lands near the Chaco Culture National Historical Park.

SANTA FE, N.M. – The New Mexico Presidential Primary Nomination by Committee is set to convene in person on Friday, December 22, 2023. Their mission: nominate presidential primary candidates and certify the names of those supported by major political parties in the state for the 2024 presidential primary.

MILAN, N.M. – Allegations of excessive use of force, inadequate medical care, and harsh conditions have surfaced following a pepper spray incident at the Cibola County Correctional Center, operated by Core-Civic. The incident, which occurred on November 18, 2023, has raised concerns about the treatment of detainees in immigration detention centers.

The holiday season brings with it the joy of unwrapping presents, but not all gifts are perfect fits. In a recent study conducted by DodoBurd.com, New Mexico's regifting economy is thriving, with 44 percent of New Mexicans admitting to either re-gifting or selling unwanted presents. The study also found that nationally, the festive regifting economy is worth a staggering $17 billion.

NMDOT asks all motorists to obey all traffic signs, use caution, and watch for heavy equipment and construction personnel in all work zones. PLEASE NOTE: Conditions are subject to change without notice. Double fines for speeding in work zones in effect.

Monday - Friday (11:30 - 12:30) Suggested Meal Donation Seniors 60+ $1.50 Wednesday December20 Cook’s choice Thursday December 21 Breakfast Burrito, Egg, Bacon, Cheese, Chili, Hashbrowns, Onions, Flour Tortilla, Pineapple Friday December 22 CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY Monday December 25 CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY Tuesday December 26 Beef Goulash, Broccoli, Tossed Salad, Fruit Cocktail *Please Note* Menu is Subject To Change Based Upon Product Availability. We reserve the right to alter the menu to meet food availability Activities WednesdayDecember20 Yoga 10am, Chapel Activities 10:30am Thursday December 21 Coffee & Wordsearch, Pajama Day, Breakfast 10:30am Friday December 22 CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY Monday December 25 CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY Tuesday December 26 Tea &Trivia,Televeda Bingo.

The American Lung Association encourages people who use tobacco to make a resolution to quit in 2023, provides tips and resources ALBUQUERQUE, NM – This time of year, thousands of people across New Mexico make resolutions to take on personal challenges, accomplish a significant goal or improve their life for the new year. This year, the American Lung Association in New Mexico is encouraging everyone who smokes, vapes or uses other tobacco products to resolve to begin their quit journey in 2024, and provides tips and resources at Lung.org/Quit-Smoking.