Tom Trowbridge

KSFR News Director Tom Trowbridge discusses the previous week and the one ahead in New Mexico political news with Andy Lyman, a reporter with https://nmpoliticalreport.com/ :

On KSFR's Wake Up Call Friday, KSFR News Director Tom Trowbridge spoke with the Superintendent of the New Mexico School for the Deaf, Rosemary Gallegos, about the school’s operations in light of COVID-19.

For more information on the NM School for the Deaf, see link below: 

https://www.nmsd.k12.nm.us

Santa Fe’s Community Learning Network engages in work that transforms lives through real life learning, supports well-being for all, and strengthens communities, neighborhoods, and families.On KSFR today (4/2/20) News Director Tom Trowbridge spoke with two key players in the Community Learning Network’s efforts, Jennifer Case Navarez and John DiRuggiero. Here’s the conversation:

KSFR News Director Tom Trowbridge spoke to New Mexico Lieutenant Governor Howie Morales about the state’s efforts to halt the spread of the coronavirus.

Here’s the conversation:

KSFR News Director Tom Trowbridge speaks with Dr. Leo Nissola, a key player on the COVID-Act-Now team that’s gathered the research on flattening the Coronavirus curve.

The websites: https://covidactnow.org/ & https://covidactnow.org/state/NM created by data scientists, including a former Google Cloud executive, “in partnership with epidemiologists, public health officials and political leaders” -- offers a visualization of what New Mexico could be facing very soon. And it’s not encouraging.

KSFR’s Tom Trowbridge on Monday aired the tune, “I’d Soak Myself In Alcohol” on KSFR’s Wake Up Call and Mid-Day Newsbreak. The song is available on Facebook, too:

https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=jim%20terr&epa=SEARCH_BOX 

KSFR News Director Tom Trowbridge speaks with reporter Andy Lyman of the website, NMPoliticalReport.com about the previous week’s political developments in New Mexico.

The COVID-19 pandemic is having a major effect on medical practitioners; KSFR's Tom Trowbridge checked-in with Dr. Wendy Johnson, the medical director at Santa Fe's La Familia Medical Center.

New Mexico Public Education Secretary Ryan Stewart announced today (March 27, 2020) that New Mexico’s approximately 330-thousand students will not be returning to school this academic year. At a news conference this morning, Stewart says it was a very difficult decision to make, but in line with efforts to stop the spread of the coronavirus:

From Washington, Senator Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.P held a news conference Thursday with New Mexico reporters, including KSFR’s Tom Trowbridge, to discuss the COVID-19 response and legislative efforts:

New Mexico is under new restrictions, effective Tuesday, March 24, 2020, in an effort to combat the spread of COVID-19.

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham spoke to the state Monday afternoon:

SANTA FE – New Mexico state health officials on Monday announced 18 additional positive tests for COVID-19. Per the state Department of Health, the most recent cases are: Four new cases in Bernalillo County: A female in her 30s. A male in his 70s. A male in his 30s. A female in her 50s. Four new cases in Chaves County: A female in her 20s. A male in his 50s. A male in his 20s. A female in her 60s. Six new cases in Doña Ana County: A female in 30s. A female in 20s. A male in his 50s. A female in her 50s. A female in her 20s. A female in her 20s.

SANTA FE – March 22, 2020 -  New Mexico state health officials on Sunday announced eight additional positive tests for COVID-19. Per the state Department of Health, the most recent cases are: Two new cases in Bernalillo County: A female in her 60s. A male in his 30s. Two new cases in Doña Ana County: ​A female in her 50s. A female in her 20s. One new case in McKinley County: ​A male 9 years old. One new case in San Juan County: ​A male in his 50s. Two new cases in Santa Fe County: ​A male in his 30s. A male in his 40s.