Lincoln and Fort Stanton face staff cuts at historic sites
Lincoln and Fort Stanton in Lincoln County threaten layoffs as the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs weighs consolidating site managers into regional posts. Vacancies, pay ranges up to 124000 annually, and a July 2 deadline drive the plan to shift oversight to three regional managers, with potential job losses for current site managers.
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Albuquerque state Sen. John Sanchez urges competition in public schools and opportu nity scholarships while addressing national issues. He notes GOP gains, discusses transgender policies in APS, and backs measured immigration reform amid federal debates and electoral prospects.
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