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State Capitol news in brief: Senate OKs future legislative auditor - Vimarsana News

State Capitol news in brief: Senate OKs future legislative auditor

Senate OKs future legislative auditor

Nostalgia and Relief: Former lawmakers miss the action — somewhat - Vimarsana News

Nostalgia and Relief: Former lawmakers miss the action — somewhat

Former New Mexico legislators talk about what they miss and what they don't about the Roundhouse

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Nostalgia and relief: Those who've left the Legislature miss the action — but not too much - Vimarsana News

Nostalgia and relief: Those who've left the Legislature miss the action — but not too much

John Arthur Smith doesn’t miss any of it. Doesn’t miss the 600-mile roundtrip drives from Deming to Santa Fe; the long nights at the Roundhouse hashing out legislation; the headaches that come with making tough and often unpopular decisions.  Like many who’ve seen their legislative careers come to an end — some of their own volition; others […]

Homeschooler Seeks to Wrap Up High School with GED. New York Officials Says No. - Vimarsana News

Homeschooler Seeks to Wrap Up High School with GED. New York Officials Says No.

This homeschooler was ready to finish high school at age 17. But when his mother asked local officials to approve his plan to take the GED, they objected.

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