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Northern New Mexico College Receives $33,000 To Support Technical Trades Students … Application Deadline June 11 The Walter G. Watts Memorial Fund donates $13,500 for equipment to NNMC. Pictured is Walter G. Watts (Wally) in his Roadrunner. Courtesy/Susan Watts NNMC News: ESPAÑOLA — In November 2019, voters in five school district communities in Northern New Mexico (NNMC) approved a Mill Levy for Northern New Mexico College’s (NNMC) co-located Branch Community College, to expand access to affordable, post-secondary workforce training and career technical education needed in the region....

   The late Mrs. Esperanza Gonzales, like many of her generation, was a strong leader with a si se puede (can-do) and you can too attitude.     Elementary teacher Gonzales in 1971 organized a school-based effort to raise student and parental pride in their educational foundation and community.     She wanted to change the letter N (for El Rito Normal School) to a letter E to represent the El Rito Elementary School. The latter was the only school remaining.     The letter E remains symbolic of both institutions and the community to this day. However, it fell in...

Posted: Mar 13, 2021 6:10 PM PT | Last Updated: March 14 Dr. Shannon McDonald, acting chief medical officer for the First Nations Health Authority, says planning is underway to expand vaccine eligibility to more Indigenous adults who live away from their home communities.(Michael McArthur/CBC) The top doctor at British Columbia's First Nations Health Authority says she is "hopeful" all Indigenous adults in the province, including those who don't live on reserves, will be offered the COVID-19 vaccine in the second phase of the immunization program. B.C. has so far only committed to vaccina...

5 B.C. residents on what getting the COVID-19 vaccine means to them Many people have lost love ones, livelihoods and plans for the future. But with every vaccine that is administered in B.C., there is renewed hope that the end of 2021 will be much brighter than its beginning. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Mar 13, 2021 8:00 AM PT | Last Updated: March 13 Catherine Styles said she feels immensely grateful to the scientists and researchers who worked on the vaccines against COVID-19. (Catherine Styles)

Email address: Leave this field empty if you're human: Trooper Justin Wagner of the Vermont State Police wears a new body camera at the Williston, Vt., Barracks on Friday, Nov. 20, 2020. (Vermont State Police – Adam Silverman) A plan to expand the use of body and dashboard cameras by law enforcement at all levels in New Hampshire is advancing with bipartisan support and minimal public opposition, despite the fact that some police leaders say the cameras aren’t necessary. If bills now being debated in the House and Senate become law, the use of video technology will expand from a handful...