Teamwork marks eventful week in Tucumcari and county
A busy week in Tucumcari and Quay County featured teamwork across government and arts. The City Commission barely passed a new property upkeep ordinance 4-1, with Ralph Moya casting the lone no vote. Mesalands Community College hosted its 18th Iron Pour with about 40 participants from several states. High school teams Tucumcari Rattlers and Logan Lady Longhorns reached state finals, earning praise for their discipline and perseverance. Steve Hansen reflects on the value of teamwork in life and history.
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EPA held responsible for Gold King Mine spill accountability debate
New Mexico officials reject EPA assurances that the 2015 Gold King Mine spill was an accident and water quality has normalized. They press for independent inquiry, long term monitoring, and compensation while Colorado and Navajo Nation seek reimbursement and relief. Federal lawmakers propose oversight and a claims office to aid victims.
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New Mexico Governor Martinez Signs and Vetoes Budget Measures
Gov Susana Martinez faced a March 9 deadline to sign or veto bills from the recent legislative session. Key actions included signing a $6.4 billion budget and capital projects totaling about $385 million, while line item vetoes cut roughly $20 million. She vetoed Senate Bill 36 on disability reporting and SB 210 creating a court interpreters fund, drawing Democratic criticism. Martinez also criticized lawmakers for pork barrel spending and promised reform in the next session.
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