Mixed reviews on New Mexico teacher evaluations across districts
Albuquerque reports show varied results as districts uncover errors in the new evaluation system. Roswell found about 4 percent of 700 evaluations flawed, Moriarty Edgewood 40 of 160, Los Alamos a quarter, Rio Rancho half, and Truth or Consequences 40 percent of 124 teachers affected.
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Fulkerson Services Inc Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Roswell community gathers with friends and officials to honor Fulkerson Services Inc as it marks 50 years. The Roswell Chamber of Commerce and the company host a reception at 1600 W Second St with hundreds in attendance.
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Firm settles with New Mexico over investment deals
A New Mexico district judge approved a settlement where the defunct Aldus Equity Partners and three officials will pay more than 600000 to the state. The agreement resolves claims that Aldus steered public investments to supporters of former Gov. Bill Richardson. The State Investment Council manages about 19 billion in permanent funds. Aldus co founder Saul Meyer previously pleaded guilty in a separate securities case.
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New Mexico Opens Largest Solar Plant in Deming
New Mexico marks the opening of Macho Springs Solar Facility in Luna County on 600 acres. The 50 MW plant, built on state trust land, is owned by Southern Power and Turner Renewable Energy and will serve El Paso Electric customers for 20 years. Construction began in 2013 and operation started in May.
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PNM to Build $56 Million La Luz Gas Plant
New Mexico regulators approve PNM to construct the La Luz Energy Center southwest of Belen at a cost of 56 million dollars. The plant will run on natural gas, sit beside existing lines and two interstate pipelines to lower costs, with construction starting later this year and completion set for early 2016.
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