Robots at NM MESA inspire youth with inclusive programs
Chancey, MESA coordinator for the Southeast NM region, says the free playshops open to the public recruit kids eight and up and adults. She shares a Berrendo Middle School student who joined robotics, found belonging, and helped peers. State funds since 2013 support NM MESA activities and RoboRAVE International links.
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Joseph Al Colorful Pro duction Shines in Standout Show
The latest WWOB production dazzled audiences with a vibrant performance surpassing Les Misérables, earning a standing ovation. Tony Souza thanks attendees and promotes the remaining shows this weekend before a March return with Seussical The Musical Mary Poppins and Young Frankenstein. Performances run Oct 16 17 18 with 7 30 p.m. evenings and 2 30 p.m. Sunday matinee. Tickets via waywayoffbroadway.com or 575-317-0157.
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New Mexico county appeals forest jurisdiction ruling
Otero County commissioners will appeal a U S District Court ruling requiring federal permission to remove trees on national forest land. Judge Christina Armijo found New Mexico counties lack authority against the Forest Service citing the supremacy clause. County leaders vow to take the case toward the Supreme Court.
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UNM system advises campuses on security drills
An AP survey finds UNM Gallup and other New Mexico campuses focusing on active shooter drills and training. Schools use alert systems, text notifications, and emergency plans to quickly inform faculty and students during a crisis, with run hide fight approaches emphasized.
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Albuquerque councilman seeks censure over Indigenous Peoples Day proclamation
Albuquerque Councilman Dan Lewis asks for City Council president Rey Garduno to be censured for the handling of a Indigenous Peoples Day proclamation. Six councilors signed the document while three did not. Lewis says Garduno rushed the wording and called non signers cowards. Garduno defends the process and the unifying intent of Indigenous Peoples Day.
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