www.nmpolitics.netBy Steve Pearce • Commentary • Many of my colleagues have not held any town halls during Congress’ August district work period, but I have because I know how important it is for our government to be accountable to the public.
www.nmpolitics.netBy Heath Haussamen • Analysis • District Judge Mike Murphy’s bribery indictment has received national attention because it raises the possibility of a widespread criminal scheme involving former Gov. Bill Richardson and the judges he appointed.
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By Emanuele Corso • Commentary • Privatizing public education is one potential source of new wealth being explored by the wealthiest Americans, who seek to profit on everyone else’s losses and who buy politicians with the same ease that normal people buy groceries.
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Nina Simons and Kenny Ausubel, co-founders and co-CEOs of Bioneers at their office in the Santa Fe Farmers Market building. - Luis Sanchez Sáturno/The New Mexican
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Jane Moorman July 26, 2011 NMSU farmscaping workshop, walking tour planned at four farms Learn how to make better use of nature’s pest management services at one of four free, on-site farmscaping workshop ...
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The South Valley Economic Development Center is branching out into the state’s rural communities, with the help of the federal government.
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Governor Susana Martinez wants to add the issue of third grade reading proficiency to the agenda for next week's special session of the legislature.
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Economic officials in Chaves County said several companies are expecting to hire hundreds of new workers over the next year and a half.
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By Heath Haussamen • News • Ryan Dailey has announced his candidacy for the District 4 seat on the Las Cruces City Council, which is currently held by Nathan Small.
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By Heath Haussamen • News • Las Cruces Presiding Municipal Judge Melissa Miller-Byrnes has announced that she’s seeking re-election to the position, which she’s held since 1999.
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There is a chest full of gold and jewelry in the mountains north of Santa Fe. Gadi Schwartz spoke with the man who actually filled it himself and hid the treasure for someone else to find it.
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By Heath Haussamen • Commentary • New Mexico has seen lots of government corruption exposed in recent years that involves stealing money from taxpayers. But the recent weapons-smuggling case involving Columbus village officials takes government corruption to a more egregious level.
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The University of New Mexico’s presidential search committee will host its first meeting Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Bobo Room of Hodgin Hall on the main campus.
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