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Recently, OnMilwaukee went to six third shift bars before noon and documented the delightful journey.

The new rules were intended to prevent unfair blame and killing of Mexican gray wolves for perceived livestock attacks.

A hearing for a recall petition filed against Cobre school board President Ralph “Toy” Sepulveda by fellow board member Gilbert Guadiana scheduled to take place Tuesday at the Grant County Courthouse has been moved to the next morning — and a hearing for Guadiana’s petition against board Vice President Frank Cordova was added. The hearing for the petition against Cordova will take place at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 11, followed …

April 12, 2021 Group pitches deal on Gila Wild and Scenic segments Written by Geoffrey Plant on April 12, 2021 Although the ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the newly minted $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan and discussions about President Joe Biden’s massive $2 trillion infrastructure plan are dominating congressional business at the moment, behind the scenes there have been some developments regarding S.3670, the proposed M.H. Dutc...

SANTA FE, N.M. — Lawmakers shared in $100M paid out to businesses, nonprofits at end of 2020

   Associated Press Vaccination clinics scheduled for hundreds of public school employees throughout Albuquerque and surrounding communities wont happen after all. New Mexico health officials say the state is focusing the current round of vaccinations on people age 75 and older and those who have underlying medical conditions that put them at risk from COVID-19. But news of the scuttled clinics angered one state senator and left school administrators with two of the states largest districts ...

SANTA FE, N.M. — Direct grants to small businesses and non-profit organizations that are a hallmark of New Mexico’s coronavirus relief effort have been awarded to several state legislators as well as enterprises that have sued the state over Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s aggressive public health restrictions. Nearly $100 million in grants were paid out […]

New Mexico Lawmakers Among Beneficiaries Of Relief Grants -  By Morgan Lee, Associated Press Direct grants to small businesses and nonprofit organizations that are a hallmark of New Mexicos coronavirus relief effort have been awarded to several state legislators as well as enterprises that have sued the state over Gov. Michelle Lujan Grishams aggressive public health restrictions. Nearly $100 million in grants were paid out to 6,800 businesses and nonprofits at the end of 2020, illustrating t...

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