New Mexico Educator Voices On Funding and Curriculum
RISD candidates stress adequate funding for mandated programs and more STEM and non college pathways. They urge local control, warn against overreach from the federal level, and call for swift action on bullying and teacher morale.
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Smith
New Mexico
Mr. Smith
Roswell
Machete attack leads to arrest after double incident
A man identified as Singleton attacked a 25 year old victim with a machete after an encounter at a house. The victim sustained severe neck injuries and sought help at a store before hospital care. Singleton was taken to a Lubbock hospital and later arrested. Public defender said charges will be tried back to back.
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PARCC
Singleton
Prince
Stripes
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Affiant
Lubbock
Anna Marie Bell
Jeff Tucker
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City Council Backs Right to Work Bill HB 75 Support
City approves a resolution endorsing House Bill 75 the Employee Preference Act amid public input with two against and three in favor. Councilor Oropesa dissented arguing partisan risks and division while Henderson supported the stance highlighting job competition with nearby states. City Editor contact details provided.
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Candy Spence Ezzell
Jason Perry
Tion
Juan Oropesa
Steve Henderson
New Mexico
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Henderson
Randal Seyler
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