Child safety seats urged for New Mexico families
Roswell columnist cites state rules requiring child safety seats for under seven and weight-based restraints. He cites NHTSA impact reductions, promotes Safer New Mexico Now resources, and urges patrol reporting of unsafe practices to prevent injuries.
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ESL Summer Institute Draws Record Attendance at UNM Albuquerque
The UNM APS ESL Summer Institute at La Mesa Elementary drew a record seven students this session, condensing five courses into a six week program for current and future teachers seeking ESL endorsement. The course, begun in the late 1990s, serves refugees and local learners with classes for adults and youths, aims to maintain rigor, and is praised as a strong community partnership boosting English proficiency across districts.
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Diana Cervantes
New Mexico
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NM liquor laws threaten small town vitality in Silver City
A two day Economic and Rural Development committee meeting in Silver City examined how limited liquor licenses priced over $500000 push small town businesses to larger cities. Panelists and Sen. William Sharer warned that while fairness is needed for current license holders, many towns risk dying without affordable options for entertainment and events. Local restaurateurs like Alex Ocheltre e of Billys Wild West BBQ highlighted how downtowns rely on weekends, volunteers, and sponsorships to draw crowds from Tucson and El Paso, contrasting Bisbee where loosened rules attract business and visitors.
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Corrales Covers For Sale Signs With Trash Bags
In Corrales New Mexico the city covered 35 For Sale signs with black trash bags to enforce a 35 dollar sign fee. Mayor Scott Kominiak said the aim is to capture gross receipts taxes on commissions and remind real estate agents to file paperwork in Corrales rather than Rio Rancho or Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque Journal
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