Obituary of Bob Pomeranz honors veteran community leader
Martha Pomeranz recalls her late husband Bob a Brooklyn native and WWII Army master sergeant who built an optometry practice in West Haven before moving to Rio Rancho New Mexico. He organized parades and veteran events, served in Civil Air Patrol, supported Monument Park, and mentored family toward higher education. He loved gardening and left a lasting civic footprint.
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Meadowlark Senior Center
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Civil Air Patrol
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Esther Bone Memorial Library
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New Mexico Department of Veterans Services
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New Mexico Minimum Wage Rises to 2 10 an Hour
The New Mexico Legislature approved a wage increase with a 70 cent raise this week, totaling $2.10 per hour by July 2009. The rise is part of broader economic measures from the New Direction Congress, including college cost relief and energy, health, and fiscal policies. Udall plans to mark the wage hike in Washington with colleagues and celebrating workers nationwide.
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Ride-alongs limited to adults after scandal at fire stations
Tobin narrowed ride-alongs to 18 plus and restricted station access after a Sandoval County Grand Jury indicted Salgado on four counts of criminal sexual penetration of a minor and related charges. The case involves alleged sexual activity with a girl who met him during a school ambulance ride-along. Salgado resigned after the investigation. DPS warns it remains an exception, not a rule, and emphasizes background checks and ongoing safety measures.
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Valles Caldera seeks input on long term visitor plan
The Valles Caldera Trust invites public input on a long term visitor access and use management plan covering capacity though education programs and facilities. Board members will listen and answer questions at four meetings in Jemez Springs Pojoaque Los Alamos and Rio Rancho with details online.
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