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May 12, 2021 MARION — There are five candidates vying for two spots on the Planning Board in the May 14 Town Election. On the Ballot are incumbent Andrew Daniel, Alanna Nelson and Tom Friedman of the Energy Management Committee, former Selectman Jon Henry and lifelong resident Tucker Burr. While Daniel is running for reelection to his position on the board, the second open position was left by the resignation of Kristen St. Don-Campbell. The vacancy left by St. Don-Campbell has caused procedural issues for the board, including limiting the acting board during the approval process ...

Jon Henry MARION — Former Selectman Jon Henry is looking to return to public service with a campaign for the town’s Planning Board. “Well, no one was running,” Henry said. Henry was the first candidate, other than incumbent Andrew Daniel, to take out nomination papers from the town clerk’s office. He said he decided to run because he saw the way the Planning Board was hindered, when approving Tabor Academy’s new student center and library, by the vacancy left by Kristen St. Don-Campbell. “That’s the sole reason that pushed me into deciding to run,” Henry said. A Tabor gradua...

Aidan Pollard May 4, 2021 MARION — Town Election is on May 14, and voters will be able to cast their ballots from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Benjamin D. Cushing Community Center. Early voting by mail is currently available to anyone who wishes to cast their ballot ahead of the election. Residents may request a ballot by printing the application found on marionma.gov, or by a signed, handwritten request. Either must be returned to the town clerk’s office via email, mail or the drop box outside Town Hall before Monday, May 10, and the voted ballots must be returned to the town clerk ...

Eddy County State Rep. not impressed with Legislative session Mike Smith, Carlsbad Current-Argus © New Mexico Legislature State Rep. Cathrynn Brown (R-55) told Eddy County Commissioners on April 20, 2021, the past New Mexico Legislative was not good for working New Mexico families. Eddy County State Rep. Cathrynn Brown (R-55) termed the 2020 New Mexico Legislative Session as "unproductive" for working families in New Mexico. She offered the Eddy County Board of County Commissioners a summary on Tuesday of what lawmakers accomplished - and failed to accomplish - in Santa F...

Eddy County State Rep. Cathrynn Brown (R-55) termed the 2020 New Mexico Legislative Session as "unproductive" for working families in New Mexico. She offered the Eddy County Board of County Commissioners a summary on Tuesday of what lawmakers accomplished - and failed to accomplish - in Santa Fe. “It was more directed at special interests. We did do some good things in my opinion. We were able to defeat tax increases. There was a tidal wave of tax increases coming at New Mexicans. Thankfully, the Senate was able to put the brakes on a lot of that,” she said. Brown said the New Mexico Ho...