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July 27: Santa Fe Mayor's Reversal On Assisted Living Center Draws Criticism (Listen)
Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales’ U-turn on his initial approval of a proposed assisted living center is drawing criticism from residents and some…
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August 3 - NM Organization Trains Girls as Leaders in Israel-Palestine Peace Effort
Since 1948 when the first Arab-Israeli agreement was reached establishing a two-state region in the Middle East, continuing conflict has dominated news…
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August 4 KSFR First News: New Mexico Won't Fight President's Clean Power Plant Effort (Listen)
New Mexico won't be among the many Republican-led states expected to fight President Barack Obama's efforts to cut greenhouse gases from power plants.…
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August 11 First News: Governor Martinez Declares Animas, San Juan Rivers A Disaster (Listen)
Saying she was heartbroken and calling the massive spill of wastewater from a Colorado mine into the Animas and San Juan rivers an economic catastrophe,…
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Aug. 11 First News: Governor Martinez Declares Animas, San Juan Rivers A Disaster (Listen)
Saying she was heartbroken and calling the massive spill of wastewater from a Colorado mine into the Animas and San Juan rivers an economic catastrophe,…
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Aug. 26 First News: State Delays Implementation of Work/Training Requirements For Food Stamps-Listen
New Mexico is pushing back the timeline for certain low-income adults who will have to meet work and job-training requirements to keep getting food…
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Dec. 3 First News: State Judge Puts Teacher Evaluation System On Hold-Listen
In a setback for the Martinez administration—and its teacher evaluation system—a Santa Fe judge on Wednesday issued a temporary injunction against the…
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Dec. 8 First News: Governor Martinez Pans President Obama On Gun Control-Listen
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez says President Barack Obama's call for stricter gun control only "politicizes tragedy" after the San Bernardino,…
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Dec. 11 - State Schools Chief Asks for More Funding for Pre-K, IT Staffing
In the midst of a sweeping new federal education law and shrinking state revenues, Governor Susana Martinez's administration is asking for an increase in…
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Dec 17 First News: Former Sec. Of State Duran Makes Court-Ordered Public Apology For Fraud
Former New Mexico Secretary of State Dianna Duran has issued a written public apology to comply with part of her sentence in a campaign finance scandal.…
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