Rural New Mexico Seeks Better Broadband and Economic Linkages
The Catron Courier front page highlights graduates from Reserve and Quemado 1 schools and discusses rural New Mexico’s broadband gaps. It argues for policies to remove entry barriers, streamline licensing, reorient procurement to rural firms, and expand digital infrastructure to spur growth beyond urban hubs. It calls for a statewide electronic information network and invites contact with Bob Hagan.
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Catron Courier
Reserve
Quemado 1
Tey
Quemada
Catron County
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Phoenix
Denver
Houston
EIG
New Mexico
State Regulation & Licensing Department
Boston
Manila
Kansas City
Prague
New Zealand
Texas red oak struggles after planting in heat
Garden note describes a Texas red oak planted in March that is stressed by Southwest heat and dry winds. The author suggests deep periodic watering, weekly during this year, and acknowledges the plant’s limited root system and possible effects from a late spring freeze. Emphasis on establishing a spreading root system for better drought tolerance.
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New Mexico
Waterwise Tree Care Advice From NMSU Expert
An extension horticulture specialist advises mulching under tree canopies to conserve moisture and stabilize soil temperatures, avoid fertilizing to prevent root stress, and apply limited nitrogen in late fall only if needed. He notes autumn and winter root growth, potential summer stress, and the benefit of monsoon rains.
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Yard
Curtis Smith
Cwsmith
Nmsu
Facebook
Critics claim Obama energy push hurts jobs and raises costs
The piece argues that coal mining layoffs in New Mexico follow EPA rules linked to the 2011 Regional Haze Program and that broader efficiency rules from the DOE, plus federal building energy mandates, have raised consumer costs. It cites AHRI president Stephen Yurek and FHFA reports on Fannie Mae costs, warning impacts linger beyond Obama years.
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Barrack Obama
Four Corners
New Mexico
San Juan
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Stephen Yurek
Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute
AHRI
U.S
House of Representatives
Subcommittee On
Energy and Power
Energy Policy and Conservation Act
Department of Energy
DOE
Yurek
Clinton
Office of Information and Regulato
Federal Housing Finance Agency
FHFA
Office of
Inspector General
Fannie Mae
Melvin L. Watt
Watt
Supreme Court
UFO Festival warms Roswell center with contests and lights
Roswell Museum and Art Center hosts Alien Costume Contests for humans and pets on July 2 at the Roswell Civic Convention Center. Pet winners receive trophies and a $50 gift, while human winners earn cash prizes up to $250. Planetarium shows run June 30 to July 3, with free documentaries and laser light shows in the evening priced at $5 adults.
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AMAC
Roswell Civic Convention Center
Convention Center
UFO Festival
Ufofestival-Roswell.com
New Mexico
Billy Schenck
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