Diluting executive power across New Mexico officials
The author argues for separated statewide offices beyond the governor, noting elected attorney general, treasurer, auditor, secretary of state, and land commissioner reduce executive overreach. Public Regulation Commission and insurance superintendent independence are discussed, along with education governance shifts and national parallels. The piece questions accountability, cites past reform outcomes, and invites reader input via triplespacedagain.com.
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Michael Montoya
Robert Vigil
Vigil
Public Regulation Commission
PRC
State Corporation Commission
Public Utilities Commission
State Board of Education
Bill Richardson
Hanna Skandera
State
New Mexico
Ballotpedia
Desert Willow growth forms after branch breakage
A Desert Willow with a main trunk broken at about two feet naturally branches into 4 to 5 long horizontal limbs. It can form a shrub or multi trunk tree, and you may prune or train to a single trunk if desired. Allow retained branches to support the root system while gradually guiding leaders for a tree-like form or keep a shrub appearance.
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Johnny
Mexican cartel leader, 34, sentenced to seven life terms
San Antonio prosecutors say Marciano Millan Vasquez of the Zetas received seven consecutive life terms after a jury found him guilty on 10 drug and weapons counts. A regional cartel leader in Piedras Negras, he allegedly helped bribe officials and orchestrate killings to shield smuggling operations. Witnesses testified he dismembered a girl in 2013 and ordered her parents killed.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Violent Zetas
U.S
Marciano
Chano” Millan
Mee’-Yahn
Vasquez
Millan
Piedras Negras
Embracing Loss of Control in a Hospital Gown
In a Santa Rosa hospital piece, M. E. Sprengelmeyer reflects on vulnerability and surrendering control during a minor right hip arthroscopic procedure at Anna Kaseman in Albuquerque. He credits the newsroom team led by Deputy Publisher Michael Gallegos and interim editor Glen Rosales for guiding the paper’s future, while sharing a personal awakening about life’s fragility and the calming technique of mental focus that briefly made his heart rate vanish when a sensor was bumped.
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Santa Rosa
Dreamland
Blue Hole
Michael AJ Gallegos
Glen Rosales
Manny Mota
Perch Lake
Lake Drive
Anna Kaseman
Albuquerque
AspirinMay Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk, Studies Say
Dear Doctor explains aspirin's potential to reduce cancer risk, especially colorectal cancer, from major studies. The Women’s Health Study and follow-ups show about a 20 percent reduction after a decade, with bleeding risks present. Additional analyses suggest broader cancer reductions but vary by cancer type and population.
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American Association For Cancer Research
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Nmsu
Facebook
M.E. Sprengelmeyer
Communicator
Community News Exchange
Robert Ashley
University of California
Los Angeles
Mednet
Ucla
Ucla Health
Westwood Blood
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