New Mexico Mulls Permanent Daylight Time in Senate
State Sen. Cliff Pirtle pushes Senate Bill 377 to keep New Mexico on Mountain Daylight Time year round. If approved by Judiciary, it goes to the Senate floor then to the House, aiming for passage before the 2015 session ends.
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Roswell considers luxury Spring River complex on Sycamore corner
City Council will review three items at a Thursday 6 p.m. meeting about a 256 unit luxury complex at Sycamore and College, Roswell's priciest apartments. The plan, from Emery Holdings of Tucson, includes new fee changes and $250,000 reallocation for water and sewer lines. Rent ranges from 895 to 1295 dollars with income limits from 36000 to 47000.
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ENMU appoints three new regents including Verónica Ayala
Gov Susana Martinez named Terry Othick Susan Tatum and student regent Veronica Ayala to Eastern New Mexico University Board of Regents Othick a Albuquerque native with 40 years in information technology has served as CIO for the New Mexico Department of Labor and Department of Workforce Solutions and CTO for Los Lunas School District He replaces Chad Lydick with a Distinguished Service Award recipient who has taught at ENMU and UNM.
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Police: Crash damages five vehicles on East McGaffey Street
Police say five vehicles were damaged in a Friday crash on East McGaffey Street around 10:20 a.m. A maroon pickup driver, possibly having a medical incident, struck multiple cars and a fence before being taken to hospital for checks. street access was briefly closed.
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New Mexico advances behavioral health investment zones
Legislation to create behavioral health investment zones in New Mexico, backed across parties, would channel funds to proven programs. Sponsor Rep. Patricia Lundstrom cites Gallup as a model amid high rates of alcohol abuse, domestic violence, and public safety challenges.
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