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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2012
Page
6
Kari Terry reflects on lost contact with two former colleagues who died suddenly and after long cancer battles. He recalls their love of listening and getting to know people and vows to reconnect by writing long emails to three friends before the weekend.
A reader questions the term environmentalist and proposes a credential system EnviroCred based on personal sacrifice real goals and real pollution reduction. The letter condemns noisy activists who threaten rural lands for wetlands and urges measurable, locally backed environmental responsibility.
Editorials express the paper owners opinions and are unsigned while letters to the editor must be signed with city and phone for verification. Guest columns require contact with Editor David Stevens at 575 799 7022 or via email. unsigned letters to third parties will not be published.
The Quay County Sun staff reflects on responsibility and freedom as they publish in Tucumcari New Mexico. Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens address readers with a mission statement for inclusivity and accountability.
Senate Bill 56, sponsored by Sen. Stuart Ingle and signed by Gov. Susana Martinez, allows permitted vehicles to haul hay on state roads in drought times. The measure aims to ease supply, cut costs, and boost farm and dairy operations amid changing production and transport needs.
New Mexico lawmakers Sen. Jeff Bingaman and Sen. Tom Udall provide contact numbers for Washington and Albuquerque offices. Bingaman’s lines include 202 224-5521 and toll free 800-443-8658. Udall’s Washington number is 202 224-6621 and Albuquerque office is 505-346-6791.
Deadline schedule for letters to the editor on the March 6 municipal elections includes submissions accepted through February 27 for general letters and February 22 for new election issue letters. Guest columns on municipal elections are by invitation only.
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