New COVID-19 cases rise in Chaves County and state totals
The New Mexico Department of Health reports two new COVID-19 cases in Chaves County as part of 138 statewide. total cases reach 10,065 with 4,351 recoveries and 452 deaths. Otero County facilities show spikes with 30 prison and 138 processing center cases.
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Meaningful path forward in New Mexico statue dispute
Pueblo leaders call for a fair resolution to the Juan de Onate statue debate as Albuquerque and Rio Arriba officials weigh removal. A protest shooting outside the Albuquerque Museum left Scott Williams hospitalized. suspect J Michael Baca jailed on aggravated battery charges. Police and federal agencies investigate.
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Books Again relocates amid sewer woes and new plans
The Books Again cooperative moves north to a new site due to an expensive sewer problem. The group of five board members and 30 volunteers split time between locations while preparing shelving and displays. Community access remains limited with sale days and free distributions, and online sales continue via Amazon and eBay.
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New Mexico Leaders Back LWCF Funding Boost for Public Lands
Bill Newman and U.S. Sen Martin Heinrich promote full and permanent LWCF funding as a historic game changer for New Mexico economic recovery and outdoor recreation. The fund has steered over 312 million into public lands since inception, supporting tourism jobs and access from Valles Caldera to Valle de Oro.
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Governor urges bans on fireworks sales in New Mexico
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham urges cities and counties to ban retail fireworks sales citing drought and fire danger. The order references restrictions by land agencies but notes municipal July Fourth displays are unaffected.
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