Investigations follow ex Mesalands president claims
Higher Education Department officials say the New Mexico Attorney General and State Auditor are jointly investigating claims made by former Mesalands Community College president John Groesbeck. Groesbeck, fired in April, alleges whistleblower violations and improper fund handling at the Tucumcari campus.
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New Mexico Supreme Court to hear restaurant indoor dining case
The case pits the state health order restricting indoor dining against the restaurant industry claiming tens of thousands of jobs lost and more than 200 closures. The New Mexico Restaurant Association cites data, including 25 percent potential future job loss, and argues the industry faced severe revenue declines and debt while noting minimal in-house COVID spread.
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New Mexico Delays In-Person Schooling Through Labour Day
Gov Michelle Lujan Grisham orders online only teaching through mid August to Sept 8 amid a spike in COVID-19 cases. Plan calls for hybrid restart after Labor Day with K-5 first then middle and high schools. Districts including Logan and San Jon weigh calendar changes.
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