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Several incumbent lawmakers lose primary races - Vimarsana News

Several incumbent lawmakers lose primary races

Anita Gonzales beat incumbent state Rep. Ambrose Castellano in their third matchup for the Democratic nomination to represent House District 70.

Roswell celebrates Horizons all-inclusive playground - Vimarsana News

Roswell celebrates Horizons all-inclusive playground

Although the park has been open for a while, city officials wanted to celebrate the completion of the latest phase of the park.

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Committee criticizes Lujan Grisham's legislative agenda for public safety special session - Vimarsana News

Committee criticizes Lujan Grisham's legislative agenda for public safety special session

Lawmakers questioned whether the governor is moving too quickly on a complicated civil and criminal competency bill.

Southeastern New Mexico legislators weigh in on legislative session - Vimarsana News

Southeastern New Mexico legislators weigh in on legislative session

Southeastern New Mexico is a Republican territory, and a roomful of legislators made it clear they were not happy with New Mexico's Democratic governor.

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New Mexico bill to depoliticize board nominations thwarted - Vimarsana News

New Mexico bill to depoliticize board nominations thwarted

State senators blocked the latest effort to reform how board members at public New Mexico institutions are chosen. New Mexico lawmakers have been trying for years to bring independent nominating committees into the process for selecting regents at each of the state’s seven public four-year institutions. The effort seemed to gain momentum this year after two controversial incidents involving state college boards suggested the need for more oversight and less politicization of the process.