Extension service gets educational kitchen in Bernalillo
The Sandoval County Extension Service moved to the old courthouse in downtown Bernalillo tripling space and adding an educational kitchen. Programs include Southwest Homeowners Gardening Classes and Kitchen Creations a free hands on cooking class for people with diabetes and caretakers. Thirty participants learned portion sizes and heart healthy choices while preparing a lunch menu.
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Bernalillo
Sandoval County Cooperative Extension Service
Vernida Chosa
Citizens question hospital funding near Albuquerque border
Rio Rancho resident Randal Brown criticizes the Presbyterian hospital serving Rio Rancho as being built on the Albuquerque border and funded by West Siders. He recalls a friend waiting all day for a room and IV in the waiting area, noting many local residents depend on Albuquerque facilities.
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Albuquerque West
Whitney Houston Anthem Performance Highlighted
The piece praises Whitney Houston for delivering a stirring correct rendition of the National Anthem. It notes some singers alter the lyric lines and affirms Houston’s completion as true, with a closing blessing to her spirit from Charlotte L. Motter.
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Whitney Houston
Charlotte L. Motter
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho growth constrained by Rio Grande water limits
Kathleen Parker argues Rio Rancho faces a -acre-foot water shortfall as population could reach 325,000 by 2092, while permitted supply remains 26,000 acre-feet annually. With 88,000 people in 2010 using 13,000 acre-feet, shortfalls threaten Albuquerque’s Colorado water and San Juan Chama supply amid regional shifts to alternative sources. Parker warns growth must align with proven per mitted water and diversify sources elsewhere.
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Bohannan Huston
Rio Rancho
Rio Puerco
Fort Sumner
Plains of San Agustin
Colorado
Albuquerque
San Juan-Chama
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Kathleene Parker
Los Alamos
GOP plan to pressure Senate Democrats in New Mexico
GOP strategists aim to weaken Senate Democratic leadership in New Mexico's 2012 cycle. They target replacing Senate Republican leader Stuart Ingle with a harder allied governor ally and seek primary challenges against loyalist Republicans. Three incumbents have left, with Harden’s seat already seeing candidate filings. The tactic signals loyalty to Gov. Martinez over the Senate and could trigger major legislative upheaval.
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Joe Monahan
GOP
Senate
Stuart Ingle
Susana Martinez
Martinez
Clint Harden
Clovis
Vernon Asbill
Artesia
Mark Boitano
Albuquerque
Harden
Pat Lyons
Lyons
Public Regulation Commission
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New Mexico State University
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Tim Jennings
Sandia
Cottonwood Mall
Dillard's
Sandiahearingaids.com
Premieres Cinemas
Pccmovies.com
John Carter
Safehouse
Early Bird
Premiere Parkway
Southern & Unser
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