Passion and February days spark action at St Felix Pantry
The piece links Chinese New Year Ash Wednesday Valentine s Day and President s Day as February s varied celebrations. It argues passion drives meaningful living, citing Pope Francis on service and St Felix Pantry in Rio Rancho led by Jack Bunting who invites volunteers and donations at 227-7095 or jbunting stfelixpantry.org.
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Pakistan
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
St. Felix
Jack Bunting
St. Felix Pantry
Rio Rancho
Bunting
Rio Rancho Rises Against CNM Bond in Tax District Fray
Rio Rancho voters reject part of the CNM 84 million capital bond while Albuquerque supported it. The piece argues for separating Rio Rancho from CNM tax district, probes hospital tax and school bond plans, and urges residents to vote against future tax hikes to protect local finances.
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Rancho
CNM
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
Sandoval County
Rio Rancho Public Schools
SandRidge zoning update urged with moratorium request
Mike Neal urges Sandoval County Commission to immediately pause all oil and gas exploration and production applications within ten miles of the Albuquerque basin and Santa Fe aquifer. He calls for drafting an Albuquerque Basin area plan or a comprehensive oil and gas ordinance to address health, safety, and water concerns for nearly one million residents.
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Sandoval
Albuquerque Basin
Santa Fe Group
Sandoval County
Sand Ridge
SandRidge
Planning and
New Mexico Considers Public Forums on Surprise Medical Bills
New Mexico Office of Superintendent of Insurance announces a series of public forums this month to gather input on surprise and balance billing practices and to promote consumer protections. Two Albuquerque sessions will cover insurers and providers and the general public, with a separate webinar. reservations and OSI resources will be available through a state email and phone number.
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New Mexico
John Franchini
Albuquerque
Albuc Hispano Chamber of Commerce
4Th St
OSI
Who dictates photo ID to vote in Rio Rancho
John C. Brunk questions local voting rules in Rio Rancho claiming no government level requires photo ID to vote and notes an incident at Mountain View Middle School. He urges bond funds for roads to include renters, not just homeowners, and questions who benefits from such ID mandates.
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Rio Rancho
Mountain View Middle School
Montreal Loop NE
City of
Shingles vaccine now covered by Medicare Part D guidance
Public health advisory explains shingles, caused by varicella zoster, and that vaccination reduces risk by about 50 percent. CDC recommends a one time shot for ages 60 and up. Medicare Part D covers the vaccine and administration, with typical copays from 60 to 80 dollars depending on plan.
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U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Cde.gov
Medicare
Windy New Mexico Dust Storm At Landing Strip
A windy dusty morning in New Mexico is described with a chaotic scene at a landing strip drawing crowds of about 20 000 and millions watching Columbia land on television. The text quips about enduring dust storms spanning 280 million years and counsels staying indoors with a beverage and a book.
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New Mexico
Columbia
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Sela Poy
Harry Gordon
District 3
Cheryl Everett
Mike Neal
Placitas
University of New Mexico School of Law
Stanford NE
John C. Brunk
Bos Moos
Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services
Bob Moos
U.S. Centers For Medicare and
Medicaid Services
Chamber of Commerce
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