WIC program helps Sandoval families stay healthy and fed
The Women Infants Children program in Sandoval County aids low income women during and after pregnancy by providing funds to buy healthy foods and offering nutrition education. Clients receive grocery cards, prenatal vitamins, and access to classes on reading labels and portion sizes, with support from nutritionists and dietitians.
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Women Infants Children
WIC
Sandoval
Sara McCahon
McCahon
Idalia Road
NM 528
Cable firm enters market Paradise Hills residents welcomed
Paradise Hills residents will gain wider television options as Albuquerque Cable Television Inc becomes the second company to lay underground cables west of the river. It will offer 17 stations plus sports channels and the USA Network with a children’s channel and English programming.
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Rio
Rancho Observer
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Albuquerque Cable Television Inc
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