Majority of Espaiola teachers oppose in-person classes this fall
At a Sept. 3 work session Espaiola school board extended virtual learning one more month. A survey by the Espaiola NEA chapter found 57 percent oppose face-to-face instruction for the fall, with 70 percent of students reporting increased work stress.
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National Education Association
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Peter Madsen
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Demolition of Melrose Depot Sparks Memories of Town History
Residents recall Melrose depot, once a key rail hub named Brown Horn in 1905, as water quality shifts sent the line elsewhere. BNSF halted the razing briefly, letters removed and stored in the village hall as locals mourn the loss of a historic landmark.
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Melrose
Marci Riskin
New Mexico
Clovis
Derrill Mitchell
Mitchell
Britany Daniels
Daniels
BNSF
Steve Fulkrod
Farmer’s Co-op
Falkrod
Maryland
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Michelle Dansby
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Whitehead
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City weighs billboard cost sharing and holiday decor plans
City manager Mark Martinez will consult the city attorney on whether local businesses can share billboard costs, amid state-law concerns. Loveland notes 40 new lamppost decorations priced between 16000 and 46000, with Xcel Energy needing approval to install on poles. Patel seeks up to 10000 for decor, while refurbishing the Tucumcari Convention Center and Route 66 monument progresses. The Route 66 livestream surpasses 14000 views, and the COVID festival is canceled this year with a 2027 date planned. Carmen Runyan reports on advertising shifts for the Chamber of Commerce.
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Loveland
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Xcel Energy
Patel
Tucumcari Convention Center
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Georgia
COVID-19
Carmen Runyan
Tucumcari
Quay County
Officials weigh relaxed COVID rules for youth sports and camping
Virus review set this week on youth sports safeguards and camping restrictions. Susan Grisham cautions stay-at-home orders while cases persist. New Mexico reports a seven-day average near 101, a 0.76 spread rate, and a 2.3 percent test-positive rate, all well below thresholds. Data suggest restaurant trends improve amid easing curbs.
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Susan Grisham
Human Services
David Scrase
New Mexico
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