Gov. finds new spot to post salaries SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - Gov. Susana Martinez has begun posting the names and salaries of classified state employees at a new online location after a judge ruled last month that she remove the names from the online New Mexico Sunshine Portal. To access this story, copy and paste this url in your browser: www.krqe.com/dpp/news/politics/gov-finds-new-spot-to-post-salaries
Monday, August 20, 2012
Gov. finds new spot to post salaries
Navajo Nation Office of Broadcast Services
Navajo Nation Office of Broadcast Services
Vision
Navajo Nation Office of Broadcast Services will inspire and empower the Navajo people through the sacred power of communication. We will be an essential and cultural resource, ensuring and disseminating factual information for the sake of knowledge and intelligence for the Navajo people.
MissionNavajo Nation Office of Broadcast Services will inspire and empower the Navajo people through the sacred power of communication. We will be an essential and cultural resource, ensuring and disseminating factual information for the sake of knowledge and intelligence for the Navajo people.
To always provide public mass
communication services to the people of the great Navajo Nation.
Creating, producing and distributing culutally-aware programs and
services that educate, inform and engage our audiences.
Purpose
The purpose of the Navajo Nation Office
of Broadcast Services is to promote the expansion and strengthening of
new and existing mass communication services to the Navajo People.
More info: http://www.obs.navajo-nsn.gov/
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
International news
www.reuters.com
UNITED
NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States must do more to heal the wounds
of indigenous peoples caused by more than a century of oppression
ipsnews.net
After
decades of struggle, indigenous people in El Salvador will finally be
recognised in the constitution a first step towards recovering their
community identity, which they have been denied by the state and by
society at large.
Aboriginal
leader Sam Watson says evicted tent embassy protesters will march to
Queensland Parliament and demand to see Premier Campbell Newman.
National news
Pacific Caucus statement to the UN Permanent Forum on Human Rights, 15th May 2012, New York.
ow.ly
A black transgender woman faces prison for killing her attacker.
- archive.constantcontact.comWASHINGTON, DC--May 15, 2012--The House of Representatives today passed, under the suspension rule, the "Helping Expedite and Advance Responsible Tribal Homeownership Act of 2011," or the HEARTH Act (H.R. 205).www.fox5sandiego.comSAN DIEGO -- The Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation sued the federal government Monday, and demanded construction of a large wind turbine facility near Ocotillo stop before it starts.www.washingtonpost.comWASHINGTON — Diane Millich’s ex-husband was never arrested for any of the more than 100 times he slapped, kicked or punched her before showing up at her Colorado workplace and firing a 9 mm pistol, wounding the co-worker who pushed her out of the way.
New Mexico news
NMPolitics.net shared a link.
www.nmpolitics.net
By
Heath Haussamen • News • The special audit of Sunland Park released
Monday includes findings related to Andrew Moralez and Joseph Cervantes.
Both say they were trying to clean up the government in the
scandal-plagued city.
NMPolitics.net shared a link.
www.nmpolitics.netBy Heath Haussamen • News • Police in Taos are investigating the alleged beating of a man that followed a dispute about the placement of signs directing people to a campaign event for Eighth Judicial District Judge candidate Ernestina CruzNMPolitics.net shared a link.
www.nmpolitics.net
By
Daniel Manzano • Commentary • The N.M. Coalition Against Domestic
Violence opposes any amendment, bill or substitution to the Violence
Against Women Reauthorization Act that will weaken or eliminate
provisions to protect Native American, LGBT and immigrant communities.
www.lujan.house.gov
Rep. Luján released the following statement today to celebrate San Ysidro feast day and the patron saint of farmers.
www.abqjournal.com
The
chief deputy district attorney responsible for prosecuting felony
domestic violence cases in Bernalillo County has been arrested and
charged with assaulting a sheriff’s deputy.
www.itsatrip.org
Albuquerque's
high desert location makes for clear skies and calm weather much of the
year. This spring, it will be the place to be for astronomy buffs and
amateur star gazers alike. Two astronomical "close encounters" will take
place - and both are visible in Albuquerque.
NMPolitics.net shared a link.
www.nmpolitics.net
By
Eric Griego • Commentary • I’ve made Wall Street accountability a core
issue in my Democratic primary against two more conservative opponents
in New Mexico’s First Congressional District.
Gallup area news
www.change.org
The
Colorado Plateau of New Mexico still bears the unhealed sores of the
Uranium Boom of the last century – radioactive waste piles,...
Navajo President Ben Shelly Meets With Senator Jon Kyl to Discuss Water Settlement | Navajo Nation W
nnwo.org
WASHINGTON
– Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly met with Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl last
Thursday to discuss the Navajo-Hopi Little Colorado River Water
Settlement Agreement and its companion legislation, S 2109.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
KGLP wins News Award from the New Mexico Broadcasters Association
LISTEN TO THE MP3 RIGHT HERE:
http://radio.securenetsystems.net/radio_player_large.cfm?stationCallSign=KGLP-OD
http://radio.securenetsystems.net/radio_player_large.cfm?stationCallSign=KGLP-OD
KGLP wins News Award from the New Mexico Broadcasters Association
KGLP 91.7fm, a public radio station housed at the University of
New Mexico Gallup branch campus, is among a number of New Mexico TV and Radio
stations that will receive awards from the New Mexico Broadcasters Association
on June 9, 2012, in Albuquerque.
KGLP's award was for "Single Topic News Coverage" of events hosted by the BNSF
Railway on July 31 and August 1 of 2011 during which the Pueblos of Laguna and
Acoma were invited on the "BNSF Special", a train in which a variety of
conversations about the history of relations between the Pueblos and the
railroad took place, as well as discussions about future collaborations. KGLP
Station Manager Rachel Kaub produced this one-hour edition of "Friday Forum",
a public affairs program airing on KGLP each Friday from 1 until 2 p.m.,
Mountain. The documentary first aired on August 12, 2011.
--- May 14, 2012 NMBA Press Release Excerpted Below ---
NMBA RECOGNIZE BROADCASTERS FOR EXCELLENCE
ALBUQUERQUE, May 14, 2012 ‐The New Mexico Broadcasters Association (NMBA)
announced the winners of the association’s Excellence in Broadcasting
Awards today. The awards reflect the outstanding achievement of broadcasters
for the calendar year 2011 and recognize exceptional news coverage,
entertainment and production across five radio markets and one television
market. The winning entries represent innovative news coverage and quality
programming across the state.
Broadcast professionals from Alabama, Colorado and Oklahoma, Indiana and
California representing television and radio entities of similar market
sizes, served as this year’s judges.
The NMBA will present this and awards to other broadcasters at the annual
NMBA Excellence in Broadcasting Awards Banquet on June 9, 2012 in
Albuquerque.
KGLP's award details are as follows:
Single Topic Event News Coverage
KGLP-FM - KGLP Friday Forum covering commemorative Pueblo-rail event
Producer and Host, Rachel Kaub
(The full awards list is at http://www.nmnn.net/press/NMBAwinners2012.pdf -
note that "Station of the Year" in each division goes to those broadcasters
with the most awards...)
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