Minno w Hatchery Tags Silvery Minnows For Rio Grande Release
Biologists tag silvery minnows at a New Mexico hatchery using orange dye on ¼ inch back stripes. The tagged fish are shipped to the Rio Grande near Albuquerque, then roam upstream to Dexter National Fish Hatchery for a six month growth before release for the spring spawning season.
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Fish Hatchery
Rio Grande
Albuquerque
Dexter National Fish Hatchery
Steve Davenport
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
University of New Mexico
Biopark
New Mexico
Game and Fish Department
Remshardt
Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S
James Parker
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Heron
Manuel Ulibarri
New Mexico Board Defines Gaming Action Based on Substantial Evidence
The board defined a license action as one by a public gaming authority based on substantial evidence, restricting involvement in gaming. Hubbard’s attorney questioned delayed reporting of an Indiana investigation, while officials noted possible fines and an upcoming complaint. Hubbard did not attend the meeting.
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Board
Brett Wood
Hubbard
Indiana
New Mexico
Nelson Spear
Spear
Billy Blackburn
Gaming Board
New Mexico Board
Indiana Gaming Board
McCrary
Kuehl Leaves ILEA to Teach at ENMU Roswell
William Kuehl steps down as general manager of the International Law Enforcement Academy after nearly a year. He returns to academia at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell to teach criminal justice, saying he and his wife prefer Roswell. Charlie Rinkovich will serve as interim manager while a permanent replacement is sought.
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International Law Enforcement Academy
William Kuehl
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
Kuehl
Western New Mexico University
New Mexico Police Academy
Deming
Enmu-R
ILEA
Charlie Rinkovich
Richardson victory marks first Hispanic NM governor in 16 years
Richardson spoke at a Santa Fe restaurant after a Tuesday meeting where he outlined party strategy and efforts to boost Hispanic influence in the Democratic Party. His New Mexico win makes him the fifth Hispanic governor since statehood, and he argued governors should shape party policies due to grassroots proximity and hopeful year gains for Democrats.
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Santa Fe
Richardson
New Mexico
Him
State
Weather crews vary in size by district and terrain
District 2 crews range from four to five workers up to 15 depending on mile coverage. Motes praises Lincoln and Chaves counties drivers and urges caution on snowy roads, slow braking, and off road four wheel drive. Davis agrees the Ski Apache road is clear and praises the state’s work.
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District 2
Motes
Lincoln
Chaves
Davis
Ski Apache
Tshopkins
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Texas
Davenport
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Bill Moffitt
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Aera
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