Roswell candidates press dropout and teaching issues at forum
Nine Roswell Independent School District Board candidates addressed dropout rates, high quality teachers, and alternative solutions such as longer high school, night school, and middle school programs. They discussed recruiting, morale, and survey tools to improve staffing and student outcomes.
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Roswell Independent School District Board of Education
Hispano Chamber of Commerce
League of United Latin American Citizens
Mona Kirk
Roswell
Kirk
Ening
Louis Mestas
Nicole Austin
Mestas
Austin
RISD
Peggy Brewer
Alan Gedde
Horror over two tier license law in Santa Fe
Democratic state senators and activists decried New Mexico's two tier driving privilege law as a hardship for residents. Sen. Liz Stefanics called the policy a horror, saying it makes life harder for immigrants, the homeless and elders as hearings begin in the Capitol. U.S. citizens are mentioned in the context of the law.
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New Mexico
Susana Martinez
Liz Stefanics
D-Santa Fe
Senate
Capitol
U.S
Ezzell pushes for horse racing reform in New Mexico
Roswell state Rep Candy Spence Ezzell touts two bipartisan bills aimed at tightening horse racing rules at Rui doso Downs. HB 229 would bar out of state doped licenses from racing in New Mexico and empower the Racing Commission to deny or revoke licenses for performance altering substances. ARCI standards currently allow some cross state participation. reform seeks to tighten eligibility and enforcement.
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Roswell
Candy Spence Ezzell
Roundhouse
Santa Fe
Ruidoso Downs
New Mexico
New Mexico Racing Commission
Ezzell
Racing Commission
Association of Racing Commissioners
ARCI
North America
Bill to keep government job applications secret stalled by committee
A New Mexico Senate Public Affairs Committee voted 5-0 to table Senate Bill 93, which would have barred public access to most government job applications. The bill sought to keep nonfinalist candidates’ résumés secret, while finalists remained public, amid debate over disclosure impacts and existing exemptions for university presidencies.
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State Senate
Senate Public Affairs Committee
Senate
George Munoz
D-Gallup
Bill O'Neill
Albuquerque
New Mexico
State Court of Appeals
Farmington
Munoz
Nick Estes
Peter St. Cyr
The
New Mexico Foundation For Open Government
State Inspection of Public Records
St. Cyris
Liz Ellis
New Mexico State University
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Jesus “Don Cuuy” Ortiz Sr
Karen Ann Perreira
Francisco Abel Rivera
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