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COVID-19 by the numbers New Mexico health officials on Friday reported 223 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the statewide total so far to 200,650. The health department has designated 185,779 of those cases as recovered. Bernalillo County had 75 new cases, followed by San Juan County with 36 and Santa Fe County with 17. The state also announced one additional death: a woman in her 70s from San Juan County who had been hospitalized and had underlying conditions. There have now been 4,113 fatalities. As of Friday, 112 people were hospitalized with COVID-19. The state will provide a three-day update for COVID-19 cases this afternoon. Currently, 62.6% of people in New Mexico have had at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine; 51.7% are fully vaccinated. In Santa Fe County, 70.8% have had at least one and 56.9% have been fully inoculated.
ULVERSTON Business Improvement District (BID) has appointed its new chair. Michelle Scrogham has been a director on the BID’s board from its inception and has experience working with local enterprise partnerships in the area. Ulverston BID is in its second five year term and Ms Scrogham takes over from previous chair Jan Hancock. “We’ve been able to fund some wonderful projects for the town and I’m proud to have been a part of that,” said Ms Scrogham. “I’d like to thank all past board members for their hard work and for giving up their free time for the benefit of Ulverston and also congratulate Jan Hancock on steering us through the past three years as chair and helping to win the vote that secured another five years for Ulverston BID.”
ULVERSTON Business Improvement District (BID) has appointed its new chair. Michelle Scrogham has been a director on the BID’s board from its inception and has experience working with local enterprise partnerships in the area. Ulverston BID is in its second five year term and Ms Scrogham takes over from previous chair Jan Hancock. “We’ve been able to fund some wonderful projects for the town and I’m proud to have been a part of that,” said Ms Scrogham. “I’d like to thank all past board members for their hard work and for giving up their free time for the benefit of Ulverston and also congratulate Jan Hancock on steering us through the past three years as chair and helping to win the vote that secured another five years for Ulverston BID.”