NMMI names nominating committee for next president
Regent Phelps Anderson chairs a diverse nominating committee drawn from academic business military and alumni ranks across New Mexico. Its recommendations will go to the regents this spring for a final decision on the next NMMI president superintendent.
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Phelps Anderson
New Mexico
Corps of Cadets
Anderson
NMMI
United States
Plea Continuations Highlight Meth Busts in Operation Alien Town Takedown
State Police report details from January 15 to 19 include 24 arrests on outstanding warrants led by Brakeman John Campbell Don Wester and others. Officers seized 91 pounds of marijuana 39 grams of cocaine 15 fentanyl pills 9.6 grams of methamphetamine five firearms and 51615 dollars in cash. Brakeman charged after 238.1 grams of meth found in a car container and a later warrant issued. Brakeman released on 20000 dollar bond after Magistrate Court appearance. Campbell Brakeman and Wester among those detained during the operation.
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John Campbell
Bond
Campbell, Brakeman
Don Wester
Itasca
Texas
Hebbe
Mike Dietezel
Albuquerque
New Mexico Senate Advances RICO and Gun Reform Bills
Bills seek to expand RICO to cover human trafficking and sexual exploitation, add gangs to criminal enterprise definitions, and make racketeering a third degree felony. Gun bills push red flag law changes and a 14 day waiting period for background checks with exemptions for certain officials and license holders. A memorial praises Hubert Quintana for community service and a career in southeastern New Mexico.
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Cornell Law School Legal Information Institute
Craig Brandt
Rio Rancho
New Mexico Department of Public Safety
New Mexico
Raul Torres
Brandt
Robert Hart
New Mexico Organized Crime Commission
Bernalillo County
Michelle Lujan Grisham
District of Columbia
Andrea Romero
Santa Fe
Romero
Ing
Senate Health and Public Affairs Committee
Hubert Quintana
Quintana
State of
New Mexico Tax Credit and Filing Tips for 2023 Rebates
The Taxation and Revenue Department outlines refundable credits and rebates for low to moderate income residents. Paper returns are due April 15, electronic filing by April 30, and TAP offers free online filing. guidance covers 1099-6 forms, itemizing effects, and assistance via AARP and Tax Help New Mexico.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham
New Mexico
Stephanie Schardin Clarke
Taxation and Revenue
Department
Elec
Taxation and Revenue Department
IRS
Tax.newmexico.gov
Taxation and Revenue District
Albuquerque
Copper Pointe
Copper Ave
AARP
Tax Help
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