Court denies broad COVID related property claims under state constitution
Justice C Shannon Bacon leads ruling that pandemic business closures do not require compensation as a taking. State law offers limited pay for health care property during emergencies, not a broad catch all. Access to compensation depends on administrative claims process first, not district court suits.
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C. Shannon Bacon
Attorney General
New Mexico Announces Vaccine Sweepstakes To Boost Shots
Sweepstakes offering 10 million dollars in prizes aims to draw residents to get the COVID-19 vaccine. All New Mexicans 12 and older are eligible and may book at vaccineNM.org or call 1 855 600 3453 for appointments.
Quay County Sees No New COVID-19 Cases Last Week
Quay County reported zero new coronavirus cases last week, with 518 total cases and 10 deaths through Friday. DOH credited a mid April surge with most cases in Tucumcari Logan and San Jon ZIP codes, while 462 residents were listed as recovered.
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Logan
San Jon
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New Mexico
Amarillo
U.S
New Mexico launches 700 plus summer meal sites for kids
The ECECD and Public Education departments announced free summer meals for children and youth up to 18 at 700 plus locations statewide from June through August. No registration required. Grab and go meals meet USDA standards with many sites offering breakfast and lunch.
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Tucumcari
Mesa
S. Fifth St
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Public Education
Ryan Stewart
Summerfoodrm.org
Turquoise level COVID rules outline capacity limits and testing
The state notes vaccines ensure immunity and surveillance continues post restrictions. Nursing homes may face more intensive testing for unvaccinated individuals. Turquoise level caps include 75 percent indoor capacity for many venues, 33 percent for large indoor spaces, 50 percent for indoor recreational spaces, with 100 percent or 75 percent options for churches and lodging depending on NM Safe Certification. Mass gatherings capped at 150.
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Collins
Scrase
Grady outlines San Jon budget and ballot measure plan
Grady notes the $1 million operational budget excludes new federal relief funds awaiting approval. The board backs a two mill capital improvements tax ballot for November 2 and approves targeted grants totaling $39,252 for staff salaries. Open Meetings Act compliance and policy readings on discipline dress nondiscrimination and open enrollment for military families are approved. Stacy Kent retires after 24 years.
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Grady
Brats LLC
San Jon
Julie Lafferty
New Mexico
Stacy Kent
Personal prayer seeking others to see God’s work in life
A faith based prayer expressing desire for others to witness God’s deeds and embrace the joy of faith in Jesus. The writer asks for divine help and guidance and concludes in Jesus name.
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David
God
Jesus
Church of Christ notices and personal appeal from Tucumcari
A Church of Christ listing at 1707 S Third St Tucumcari NM shares contact details and a personal faith message urging readers to seek God. The note recounts illness and grief and emphasizes prayer and divine rescue as central to hope and endurance.
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Church of Christ
S. Third St. Tucumcari
God
Tucumcari Blvd
E. Saxon Ave
U.S. 54
E. Main St
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