Lovington faces mixed scores in quality of life and education
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NMJC students shine at SkillsUSA States event
August Fons lauds NMJC students for leadership and community service as first place winners advance to national competition. Blake Neald tops nurse assisting, Luis Villa second in job interview, with Rebecca Tabor contributing to the Courtesy Corp. DeLaCruz elected post-secondary president, Medina seeks national office.
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New Mexico lawmakers reshuffle committees in Santa Fe
Senator Kernan was reap pointed to vote on the Legislative Education Study, Health and Human Services, and Radioactive and Hazardous Materials Committees. Leavell was reap pointed to Finance, Radioactive and Hazardous Materials, and Investments and Pensions Oversight, with advisory roles on Economic and Rural Development. The interim panels review state government and consider proposed legislation. Senator Leavell represents District 41 including Jal and Carlsbad. Secretary designate Hanna Skandera struggles to win confirmation amid political delay cited by Governor Martinez. A symposium panel featured HERO's Evelyn Rising and other local leaders, wrapping after a Q&A session.
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