RMAC Expands Spring Class Offerings at Roswell Museum
RMAC Curator of Education announces a wide spring schedule with adult and children clay classes led by Anna Finch and Anna Edwards. Photography, watercolor, printmaking, guitar, and new after school and Saturday programs join special events like Free Friday Feature Film Series and Spring Fling.
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Ciaucia
Gonzacez
Anna Edwards
Barbara Rizzo
RMAC
Susan Voigt
Jonathon Joe Gomez
Goddard Planetarium
AMAC
Roswell
Roswellmuseum.org
Education
Companion cropping shows benefits of mixed plantings
The article explains companion planting or the Three Sisters method used by Southwestern Native Americans, detailing how corn beans squash and other crops share space roots and nutrients to reduce competition and boost resilience. It notes varying results and mentions experimental findings and practical tips for home gardeners.
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Southwest
Curtis Smith
Nmsu Agricultural Science Center
Miller Road
Los Lunas
New Mexico Senate approves gambling compact with tribes
The Senate voted 35 to 7 to back a compact allowing Navajo Nation Jicarilla Mescalero Apache and Acoma Pueblo to continue casinos with potential other tribes joining. It aims to stabilize revenue and jobs ahead of June expirations and must pass House and federal approval. Tribal leaders warn thousands of jobs hinge on timely action.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Senate
Chamber
House
Jicarilla
Acoma Pueblo
Jemez Pueblo
Susana Martinez
New Mexico
Sen
Carlos Cisneros
D-Questa
Fort Sill
Sanchez
U.S. Interior Department
Ben Shelly
Clinton email conference fails to sway trust in 2016 bid
Washington report on Hillary Rodham Clinton 21 minute news conference defending use of a private email server. She kept the server private, deleted personal emails, and offered few grounds for trust while Republicans criticized her stance.
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Washington
Hillary Rodham Clinton
America
Clinton
Republican National Committee
Reince Priebus
Bill
State Department
Solar Incentives Shape Politics and Energy Debates
A blog critiques US solar policy and party differences, noting incentives drive investment and campaign funding. It cites Germany’s 80 percent renewables goal, grid redundancies, and higher electricity prices as lessons, arguing for foresight on costs, jobs, and ratepayer impact. Martin Noon, executive director of Ener- ...
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Directv
Dish
SPUS
Germany
GOP
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Wfiers
Senate
Jim Manley
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Jaime Harrison
Timothy P. Howsare Photo
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Roswell Humane Society
E. McGaffey St
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