Special Services at ENMU fosters growth for students with disabilities
Eastern New Mexico University’s Special Services Occupational Training Program offers a three semester certificate with job and life skills, adaptive P.E., and four core classes. The program averages about 70 students yearly with eight per class and has an 83 percent employment rate and 93 percent graduation rate. The team emphasizes self advocacy and independence, and expansion includes a $100000 culinary kitchen and plans for a third year. Leah Lucier and Sigrid Webb lead the program and highlight the growth from shy beginners to confident graduates.
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New Mexico Overhauls Bridges and Plans Replacements
The state will overhaul 10 structurally deficient bridges this year and replace about 36 next year. About 55 of nearly 3,000 state bridges need preventive maintenance while hundreds more were listed deficient in 2013. Four NM 14 bridges in Santa Fe County are slated for 2015 replacement.
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US plants prepare for long term nuclear waste storage
Nuclear plants nationwide expand on site storage for spent fuel as a temporary solution since the 1980s. Millstone Station in Waterford expands its on site pad with sevenfold more canisters. first selectman Dan Steward presses CT lawmakers on a national dump deadline.
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