Native tribes join Calpine to build first tribal power plant
On Fort Mojave land the South Point Energy Center began operation as Calpine builds the first utility plant on tribal land to supply wholesale power for Arizona California and Nevada. The project aims to spur tribal wealth, faster permitting, and economic development with tax incentives and leases offsetting costs.
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National Energy Marketers Association
Ross O. Swimmer
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John Rocchio
Bobbi Fletcher
Torres-Martinez
Kent Robertson
South Point Energy Center
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Profile of physician assistant in Roswell hospital
The profile profiles a physician assistant who trained at Edison High School in Huntington Beach California and the University of Nebraska Medical Center. He spent two years in Puerto Rico in family practice and six years in emergency room work. He moved to Roswell seeking an ER position and values his family his wife Denise and children Matthew Blaine and Rebekah as his greatest accomplishment. He says the goal is to help people and that ER work allows focus on complex problems.
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Riage
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Matthew
Blaine
Rebekah
Body recovered in Los Alamos landfill in Salinas murder case
State police found Albino Salinas 33 of Espanola dead in the Los Alamos landfill after a three day search following his July 21 killing in Santa Cruz. DA Valdez said two informants provided tips. Randy Maéstas and Zacarias Sanchez face murder and tampering charges.
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Santa Fe
Henry Valdez
Rayleen Ross-Weaver
Albino Salinas
Espanola
Santa Cruz
Salinas
Rio Grande
Pilar
Valdez
Randy Maéstas
Zacarias Sanchez
Contaminated Water Ties E. coli to Food Vendors
The report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention links potentially deadly E. coli illness to water and ice used by food vendors. Standing water from animal barns may have contaminated supplies leading to exposure.
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Federal Centers For
Cholla Cholla Cholla Impact on Livestock and Ranchers
Keith Dun can of NMSA Extension warns cholla spines injure animals muzzles noses mouths skin wool and hooves causing ulcers sores and poor wool. Ranchers face fr other nuisance when grazing animals resist moving after grubbing and may require herbicide over years to fully control the cactus.
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NMSA
Cooperative Extension Service
McDaniel
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