New Mexico Commission Extends Bear Hunting Season
The New Mexico Game Commission approved a two week extension to the fall bear hunting season from September 1 to December 15, rejecting a spring hunt amid safety concerns. Critics urged bear proofing and education while supporters cited problem bears entering homes and towns. A September meeting will revisit rules following a 10 year bear study release.
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New Mexico Game Commission
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Adelia Trujillo
New Mexico
Jan Hayes
Sandia
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Board Approves Corrective Actions for Probationary Schools
The New Mexico Board of Education on Friday endorsed actions for probationary schools not improving in three years. Options include contracted management by another district university or private company, with a lone vote against privatization language.
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Christine Trujillo
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Marshall Berman
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Cables Targeted as New Mexico Fiber Lines Fall to Cuts
In Farmington AP report Qwest spokesman Mark Genrich says 781 fiber and cable cuts occurred in the first quarter, a 24 percent rise from last year, with 100,000 Las Cruces lines affected after a contractor severed a Qwest fiber. Construction and tech advances fuel more digging.
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Farmington
Qwest
Mark Genrich
Leo Baca
Las Cruces
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