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Dec. 12 First News: Santa Fe City Councilors Place Nine Charter Amendments On Ballot (Listen)
When Santa Fe voters go to the polls on March fourth, they will decide on nine separate city charter amendments, including two proposals that would make…
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Dec. 27 First News: Santa Fe City Leaders Identify Legislative Priorities (Listen)
Santa Fe City Officials this week wrapped up a months-long process of identifying issues to prioritize during the upcoming New Mexico 2014 Legislative…
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Jan. 24th First News: LFC Report Shows Fragmented State Approach To Water (Listen)
The Legislative Finance Committee on Thursday presented a report to the Senate Finance Committee that identifies the need for New Mexico to eliminate…
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KSFR First News For February 6th: Education Chief Defends Martinez Education Budget (Listen)
Education Secretary-designate Hanna Skandera says the Martinez Administration has done a “good job” of investing in education in New Mexico, but maintains…
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February 13th First News: House Sends Budget Bill Back to Committee (Listen)
The House is sending a six-billion dollar state budget proposal back to the House Appropriations and Finance Committee for it to try to break a stalemate…
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Feb. 19 First News: Santa Fe's School Board Approves Property-Tax Hike (Listen)
Using authority extended by the state, the Santa Fe school board voted 3-2 on Tuesday to impose a property tax increase to generate up to 55-million…
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Feb. 21 First News: New Mexico Lawmakers Adjourn 2014 (Listen)
State Lawmakers have adjourned the 2014 30-day legislative session after agreeing on a plan to try to head off cutbacks in the New Mexico lottery college…
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Feb. 27 First News: Tests Reveal 13 WIPP Workers Were Exposed to Radiation (Listen)
Test results reveal that 13 employees of the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant were exposed to radiation the day a radiation leak was detected at the…
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March 4, 2014 First News: Today is Election Day in Santa Fe (Listen)
Today is Santa Fe's municipal Election Day, as voters will choose its next mayor, city councilors and several proposed charter amendments. And word from…
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March 12 First News: Governor Signs State Budget With Line-Item Vetoes (Listen)
Governor Susana Martinez has signed a six-billion dollar state budget but used her line-item veto power to reduce about 27 million-dollars from the…
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