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SONG PREMIERE: Lonesome Shack Conjure Grooving and Bluesy Folk-rock Sound on "Fresh Bones" - Vimarsana News

SONG PREMIERE: Lonesome Shack Conjure Grooving and Bluesy Folk-rock Sound on "Fresh Bones"

Lonesome Shack conjures a spirit that drifts between city and desert, navigating trials of love, loss and the natural world. With an ear to folk and blues

Judge temporarily blocks 180-day school calendar rule - Vimarsana News

Judge temporarily blocks 180-day school calendar rule

Rural school districts have been fighting a new statewide rule to require 180 days in the classroom each school year.

Source: kob.com
New Mexico lawmakers pass on full funding for rural libraries - Vimarsana News

New Mexico lawmakers pass on full funding for rural libraries

Proponents of rural public libraries were seeking at least $27 million from New Mexico lawmakers. Only a fraction of the amount – $2.5 million – was allotted.

Source: yahoo.com
Study shows which counties in New Mexico have the most excessive drinkers - Vimarsana News

Study shows which counties in New Mexico have the most excessive drinkers

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A new report by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute shed light on excessive drinking in New Mexico. The annual County Health Rankings and Roadmaps report is intended to highlight the factors that can impact our health outcomes and disparities nationwide. To calculate each region’s drinking rate, researchers used self-reported data […]

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Study determines which counties in New Mexico have the most excessive drinkers - Vimarsana News

Study determines which counties in New Mexico have the most excessive drinkers

A new report by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute shed light on excessive drinking in New Mexico.

Source: krqe.com