Area athletes return to practice with Monday start
Area athletes resume activities as practices clear to begin Monday under restrictions. The note follows an Ocean forecast section and a brief page marker.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2020
Page
1
Contact details for Senior Writer Ron Warnick
Senior Writer Ron Warnick can be reached at 575-461-1952 or rwarnick gcsunonline.com. Contact information appears in the byline for reader inquiries.
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Ron Warnick
Orwarnick
Ron Warnick Qcs
Rwarnick
Qcsunonline
Tucumcari Library Reopens After COVID Closure With Refresh
Tucumcari Public Library reopened on June 9 for the first time in almost three months due to the coronavirus. The adult shelves were rearranged to create space for chairs and future events while children’s programming remains on hold. Only five patrons and three computers are allowed at a time, masks are recommended, and hours were cut to 8:30 to 5:30 Tuesday through Friday and 8:30 to 2 Saturday. Monday is closed.
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Tucumcari Public Library
Linda Gonzales
Gonzales
Tucumcari
Theresa Cassidy
Larry Sisneros
Sisneros
San Jon plans July 11 graduation with limited attendance
San Jon Municipal Schools set a 6 p m July 11 high school graduation in the gym with a cap of 25 people per graduate to meet a 100 person state limit. Social distancing and masks required. speeches by valedictorian Nathaniel Kneitz and salutatorian Jayden Johnson. A CARES Act grant of nearly 28000 will fund cleaners masks touchless thermometers and other safety upgrades.
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San Jon
Glady
Nathaniel Kneitz
Jayden Johnson
Michelle Lujan Grisham
Human Services
Lawmakers eye quick session on New Mexico budget
State Sen. Pat Woods warned of possible tax increases by 2022 to cover a 2.4 billion revenue shortfall from oil price declines and the pandemic. He expects a brief special session with modest spending shifts and minimal hard cuts, while debates over teacher and state employee raises continue.
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Pat Woods
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Roundhouse
Santa Fe
Woods
Union
Curry
New Mexico
Albuquerque Journal
Legislative Finance Committee
Michelle Lujan Grisham
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