CVP Father’s Day Food Basket Giveaway Planned
Community Volunteer Program coordinates a Friday and Saturday food basket drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Southeastern New Mexico Center. Director Johnny Gonzalez and volunteers will distribute baskets with canned goods bread and the works. The CVP also offers two wheelchairs clothes and miscellaneous items in the lobby at 2801 N Main St.
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Johnny Gonzalez
Southeastern New Mexico Center
N. Main St
New Mexico Supreme Court backs unions on wage rate rules
The New Mexico Supreme Court ordered the labor department to set prevailing wage and fringe benefit rates for public works based on collective bargaining agreements rather than wage surveys. The ruling, written by Justice Petra Jimenez Maes, demands new rates within 30 days and stems from years of alleged underpayments.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Supreme Court
Susana Martinez
Petra Jimenez Maes
Maes
New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions
New Mexico
Joy Forehand
New Mexico Building and Construction Trades Council
Labor Department
Supreme Court
Offi
Cials
Shane Youtz
Youtz
Medical calls and a structure fire logged across city streets
A sequence of 24 hour readings records medical responses from 7:09 a.m. to 6:50 a.m. and includes a structure fire on 900 block of Davidson Drive and a wire hazard on West Eyman, detailing locations such as Pinon Avenue East College Boulevard West Country Club Road and North Main Street with times from early morning to late night.
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North Michigan Avenue
Pinon Avenue
East Third Street
West Country Club Road
South Sunset Avenue
East ‘College Boulevard
Hinkle Street
Wyoming Avenue
West Deming Street
South Avenida del Sombre
South Main Street
North Main Street
West Country Club Street
Davidson Drive
West Charleston Road
North Greenwood Avenue
Jerry Smith
West Eyman Street
West College Boulevard
Rattlesnakes emerge as warm weather returns
In Santa Fe, rattlesnake sightings rise with late spring warmth. A local veterinarian reports one to two dog bites weekly at an animal emergency center. Dr Sharon Hartshorn notes rattlers are out for sure, hiding under bushes and rocks and more active at dawn and night.
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Santa FE
Pathe
Sharon Hartshorn
Santa Fe New Mexican
Roswell considers stricter municipal campaign finance rules
The Roswell City Council advances ordinance 15-08 to tighten campaign finance reporting for city candidates. It requires filing on the filing day, includes contributions over $100 in the prior 45 days, sets multiple annual deadlines, and imposes up to $50 daily fines for delays. It also refines definitions and keeps misdemeanor penalties for willful noncompliance. The public hearing is July 9 at RMAC Bassett Auditorium.
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America
New Mexico
Perry
Bassett Auditorium
Roswell Museum and Art Center
City Council
City Hall
RMAC
11Th St
Jeff Tucker
Rdrnews
Roosevelt Table Link to Panama Treaty Recalled
Swickard notes in the Trophy Room that the table used by Theodore Roosevelt when drafting the 1903 Panama Canal Treaty sits in the club. NCKRI began as a federal institute within the National Park Service and shifted in 2006 to a hybrid non-profit to forge partnerships and attract funding. It remains a 501(c)(3) while retaining Congressional mandates and funding. Created by the federal government National Park Service, New Mexico Tech, and the City of Carlsbad.
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Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt
Hay-Bunau-Varilla
NCKRI
Federal Institute
U.S. National Park Service
Ration
National Park Service
State of
New Mexico
New Mexico Tech
Carlsbad
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CVP
Bitter Lake
Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Joseph R. Sheen
East Pine Road
Gram
Refuge
Donna Chapell
Twil
Bill Moffitt Photo
Roswell
RFD
Call
West Second Street
Carver Drive
South Atkinson Avenue
West Mccune Street
North
Wilshire Boulevard
West Mathews Street
Orchard Park Road
Tom Wyant
New Mexico Wildlife Center
Cooper
Ee 19
Leorino Cooper
Britt Cooper
RHS
Swickard
Federal Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Gsa
U.S. General Services Administration
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