Safe practices guide for New Mexico reopening
Dr. David R. Scrase urges New Mexicans to adopt COVID-19 safe practices as the state begins reopening. He stresses masks, six foot distancing, hand hygiene, testing, and responsible individual actions to protect health while balancing economic needs. The column argues for nonpolitical unity across communities.
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Hair clippings warning as birds risk harm
Eco expert Danny Leo warns against tossing hair outside to help birds nest. Hair can wrap around a bird's leg or neck, causing injury or death. Instead bury clippings in soil or dispose of them if no garden available.
Different Stances Shape Our View of the World
Rick Kraft reflects on how personal history and biases color perception amid the COVID-19 crisis. Each person stands at a unique vantage point, and as society adapts, our views diverge while we share a common sunrise over a changing world.
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Republicans blame Democrats for New Mexico budget crisis
Rod Montoya of Farmington argues that Democrats and the governor overspent in 2020 and 2021, creating a nearly $2 billion deficit. He contends alternative Republican budgets would have kept reserves at about $3 billion and reduced annual obligations, urging responsible budgeting and leadership changes to restore growth and reopen businesses.
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