Mesalands Debates Solar and Wind Energy Lab at Campus
Mesalands plans a solar energy setup on a nine acre site southwest of its wind turbine with a water tower to pump water uphill and generate power downhill through a turbine. Details include hydro and geothermal ideas, hands on student training, and a 25 percent reopening capacity amid pandemic considerations.
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Morgan
Mesalands
Jim Streetman
Cooperative Educational Services of
Albuquerque
Amanda Hammer
Natalie Gillard
Gillard
District builds back through remote learning and tech boosts
The district reports 78 percent of high schoolers passing all classes as schools resume live instruction one day a week. Principals note faculty testing apps to connect cellphones to online classrooms and Chromebooks tracking student engagement. A grant may fund Plateau internet for 17 students in 10 households. Sports are delayed by the NMAA into February with potential schedule elimination if not resolved.
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Nicole Bright-Lesly
New Mexico
Bright-Lesly
Lendall Borden
Tonya Hodges
Hodges
Patrick Benavidez
Benavidez
Wayne Ferguson
New Mexico Activities Association
NMAA
Sally Marquez
Michelle Lujan Grisham
Tucumcari Mountain lights restored with new bulbs symbolic hope
Local official Hockaday reports new bulbs on the large metal T atop Tucumcari Mountain stay lit through sunrise after Friday repair. The project cost about $400 with permission from road-access landowners Patrick Thomson and Jamie Vance.
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Hockaday
Santa Claus
Tucumcari Mountain
Quay County Assessor
Patrick B. Thomson
Jamie Vance
Tucumcari
New Mexico Receives Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines
Health officials announce Pfizer vaccine shipments for frontline workers and FDA emergency approval for Moderna. Gov and Dr. Collins urge continued COVID safety as rollout plans, a tracking webpage, and priority lists target 70 percent vaccination by spring.
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FDA
Michelle Lujan Grisham
New Mexico
Tracie Collins
Department of Health
Collins
New Mexico Eases Capacity Limits for Essential Retail
New Mexico amends its emergency public health order to raise occupancy to 50 percent in green zones 33 percent in yellow zones and 25 percent in red zones for essential retail. Quay County remains in red. Gov. Grisham cites colder weather and limited options to avoid long lines. Essential retail includes grocery stores food banks farmers markets and many service businesses. State urges senior hours and fewer outings to reduce crowding.
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State of
New Mexico
Quay County
Michelle Sujan Grisham
Forget political correctness says creator minded speech
A reader urges bold speech free of political correctness and asserts allegiance to their creator over human judgment. The message frames настойчивость and defiance as guiding principles. The tone is provocative, challenging readers to rethink social norms.
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