Sanchez named West Region chair of NLGA
Lt Governor John Sanchez of New Mexico is appointed West Region chair of the National Lieutenant Governors Association by a bi partisan nominating committee. The role places him on the NLGA Executive Committee and entails guiding regional and multistate policy discussions through 2013. The West Region spans Alaska American Samoa Arizona California Colorado Guam Hawaii Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming.
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Train the Trainer program to boost NM corrections training
The New Mexico Association of Counties and the Corrections Department launched a first of its kind Train the Trainer program. A 40 hour session from December 10 to 14 at the Corrections Academy trained trainers from juvenile and adult facilities across nine counties including Bernalillo Luna Hidalgo Lincoln Valencia Chaves Taos Cibola and Santa Fe. Correc tions Secretary Gregg Marcantel and NMAC Executive Director Paul Gutierrez praised the collaboration as a step toward safer communities and enhanced professionalism.
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Lucado meditation on darkness and Christmas hope
Ned Cantwell reflects on a world filled with violence and fear and turns to Max Lucado for comfort. The column invites readers to seek peace and renewal this Christmas, acknowledging global threats and personal doubt while urging faith in Jesus born at night as a light in darkness.
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State Bar of New Mexico names 2013 officers
The State Bar of New Mexico elected officers and a 22 member Board of Bar Commissioners for 2013. Chief Justice Petra Maes administered the oath in Santa Fe. President Drew Cloutier, a Roswell attorney, leads the bar and serves on multiple committees. President-Elect Erika Anderson, Vice President Martha Chicoski, and Secretary-Treasurer J Brent Moore hold prominent legal roles in New Mexico and beyond. The bar, established in 1886, has over 8,500 members and oversees ethics, procedures, and legal standards.
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Pecos Valley
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Santa Fe
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University of Texas School of Law
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Texas
Sidney Gutierrez
Conquistadors Boy Scout Council
Carrie Leigh
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French & Associates PC
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University of New Mexico School of Law
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Chicoski Law Firm LLC
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Young Lawyers Division
American Bar Association
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George Washington University
Suffolk University Law School
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NMMI Observes Christmas New Year Holiday Break
New Mexico Military Institute will observe the Christmas and New Year holiday period from Sunday through January 6 2013. No classes will be held and the campus and offices will be closed. The campus reopens January 7 2013 and classes resume January 15 2013.
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Causes and warning signs of chronic cough in adults
Dr. Komaroff outlines common and less common cough causes including asthma triggered by cold air, GERD without heartburn, chronic bronchitis from ACE inhibitors, and rare signs like heart failure or lung cancer. He notes cough can disrupt sleep, cause fatigue, and requires medical discussion especially with red-flag symptoms.
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