Open Meetings Act debates closed budget subcommittees
Lawmakers face conflicting Open Meetings Act language over whether subcommittees may meet in private. Officials urge transparency while noting past heated closed sessions during budget talks and no public records of private meeting attendees.
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Sharon R-Kirtland
Patricia Lundstrom
D-Gallup
Stephanie Garcia Richard
Los Alamos
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Larry Larrafiaga
Albuquerque
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New Mexican
James Hallinan
Hector Balderas
Roswell City signs historic mystery linked to 1947 ranch find
City officials discuss nine projects to boost downtown area including murals on Fifth Street warehouses and new plantings on Main Street. The Roswell Monument Commission weighs accessibility upgrades, crosswalk signals, electronic signage, and corridor improvements from the airport to the south end.
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New Mexico Garden Club
National Garden Club
Commission
Fifth Street
Main Street
Correction A mix up on Roswell High football letters
A Feb 4 Sports page correction clarifies that Dominic Anaya was misidentified as David Anaya in a Roswell High signing letters story. The correction notes the error appeared on Page B1 and apologizes for the inconvenience.
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Roswell High
State Auditor flags school district background check gaps
The state auditor Tim Keller notes problems with background checks and licenses across districts. He cites a November risk advisory finding that 12 districts were at risk of non compliance, following past incidents of fake credentials among officials.
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RISD
Tim Keller
Susana Martinez
Roswell District Faces New Background Check Law Impact
Roswell Independent School District could affect about 120 staff when a new licensure and background check law passes. Burris notes the 1998 statute largely targets near retirement employees and that the district maintains a solid link with local police. If enacted, employees would cover roughly 40 dollars for checks and fingerprints.
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Burris
Roswell
Police Department
Bethany Freudenthal
Ofardinews.com
Udall Seeks Summer Interns for Washington DC Office
U S Senator Tom Udall invites New Mexico college students to apply for a summer internship in his Washington DC office from May 31 to July 15. Applications due March 15. Interns gain insight into the Senate, attend hearings, and may earn college credit.
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