Tucumcari School Board weighs hybrid and online start plans
Tucumcari Public Schools discuss a late summer transition to online learning due to the COVID-19 surge with a possible hybrid model later if in-person classes resume. The district plans extra instructional days, survey outreach, internet access projects, and safety measures including masks and daily cleaning.
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Quay County OKs 2021 Budget Boost With Capital Plans
The Quay County Commission unanimously approves a 15.747 million dollar fiscal year 2021 budget, up 17 percent from the prior year, funded largely by state money for capital projects including a 3.2 million dollar bridge on old Route 66 east of San Jon, road work, and new firetrucks. The plan includes 3 percent raises for many workers with no layoffs and a retroactive wage bump for correction center staff to 13 dollars per hour starting July 19, drawing mixed reactions from commissioners. The panel also approves funding for a Rural Primary Health Care Act program, a bridge project cost adjustments, a public hearing for 2022–2026 capital plans, and a predator abatement plan with local donations supporting wildlife work.
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New Mexico seeks stay over indoor dining limits amid rising COVID risks
The state petitions the high court for a stay on restaurant restrictions, citing troubling infection trends and evidence linking indoor dining to higher transmission. It notes rapid-response reports at restaurants rising from 5 to 49 in weeks, and that 20 percent of non compliance reports involve eating venues.
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State plans mixed learning modes for fall across education sectors
Officials say third grade may be taught in person with higher priority for students needing more support. The Public Education Department and Early Childhood Education and Care Department will establish statewide childcare during the interim. Higher education will use online and remote learning this fall with several institutions like Mesalands Community College in Tucumcari planning a mix of in-person and online teaching.
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Forgiven Sins Offer Joy Through Faith and Confession
A devotional reflection on psalms and Romans showing how confessing sins brings forgiveness and peace. It compares David and Paul, notes Satan’s temptations, and urges trust in God’s forgiveness for renewed harmony and confidence. Ends with a prayer of thanks.
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