Immigration status blocks some students from in state aid
Immigrant students face barriers despite New Mexico law granting in state tuition and state aid. Schools like New Mexico Highlands impose hurdles. staff confusion and varied policies by institutions hinder access. UNM NMSU and others offer programs, but gaps remain. some students pay full tuition or rely on private loans while awaiting scholarships.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
New Mexico Highlands University
Santa Fe New Mexican
Armando Bustamante
University of New Mexico
Bustamante
Higher Education
Higher Education Department
Robert McEntyre
Hali Calzadillas Andujo
Highlands
Calzadillas
Highlands’ Financial Aid
Obama
U.S
Montse Oceguera
Albuquerque
Oceguera
State Children, Youth and Families Department
Sean Weaver
Weaver
New Mexico State University
Laura Gutierrez Spencer
NMSU
Mexico
Western New Mexico University
Silver City
DACA
Arizona
Colorado
el Paso
Texas
Gas spill in Pennsylvania shows minimal water impact
A ruptured Sunoco pipeline released about 54 600 gallons of gasoline into a Loyalsock Creek tributary after a severe storm near Williamsport Pennsylvania.crews monitor water supply air quality and use skimmers and booms as they plan a repair while authorities investigate the cause.
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Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Centre County
Penn State
Sunoco
Loyalsock
Susquehanna ‘River
Petro
Shields
Acoma Pueblo fights tax claim in federal court
The Acoma Pueblo filed a federal suit in Las Cruces challenging state and county tax authority on tribally owned land in New Mexico. The tribe says a 1905 federal law and prior rulings exempt the 2004 land purchases from taxation, while NM Taxation and Revenue Secretary Demesia Padilla and Cibola County treasurer Geraldine Rael face the case. The tribe argues ongoing assessments infringe on sovereignty and tribal immunity.
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Acoma Pueblo
New Mexico
Las Cru
Ces
New ‘Mexico
Demesia Padilla
Cibola County
Geraldine Rael
Com
Acoma
Frankie Samario obituary and farewell in Prescott Valley
Frankie Samario aged 41 died October 19 2016 in Prescott Valley Arizona. A Roswell New Mexico celebration of life will be held later. He was born August 27 1975 in Roswell NM and lived in Roswell Odessa and Prescott Valley. He is survived by his parents six children stepchildren many relatives and a wide circle of friends. Donations are requested to the American Diabetes Association. Condolences may be left at sunrisefuneralhome.com.
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Samario
Frankie Johnny Samario
Prescott Valley
Arizona
Roswell
Frankie
Odessa
Angel Gonzales Samario
Andrew Samario
Beatrice Orona
Rita Orona
Greg Dunn
Papaw
Granny Edwards
Martha
Dennis Edwards
Frankie Samario
Fred
Rosa Nunez
Dexter
Unique Samario
Angel Montano
Frankie Samario III
Precious Samario
Isaiah Samario
Halo Samario
Angelina
David Sanchez
Orlando Montano
Gabriel
Jasmine
Aaliyah
Maddox
Zoe
Michael Samario
Melanie Samario
Gilbert Contreras
Stephanie Bain
Monty
Malachi
Rayden
Echo
Elijah
Xavier
Austin Edwards
Hunter
Brent
Chloe
Payton
Freddie
Sylvia Montoya
Nikki
Jolene
Carrie
Brandon
Bobby
Angie Nunez
Ryan Olivia
Jeremy
Lorena Dunn
Sandra
Johnny
Renee
Lilly
Roy Garcia
Kristine
Anthony
Camilo Nunez
Melissa Ponce
Camille
Camilo Jr
Krista
Nathan
Clarissa
Mary Nunez
Joshua
Jessica
Donna
Eddie
Norma Nunez
Eric
Vanessa
Robbie
Victoria
Jane Orona
Adrian
Moses Orona
Richard Brady
Liz Brady
Ricky
Emily
Crystal Flory
Timber
Aidyn
American Diabetes Association
Sunrisefuneralhome.com
New Mexico Jobless Rate Rises to 6.7 Percent
The September seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in New Mexico rose to 6.7 percent, with nonfarm employment down 2,000 from a year earlier. Education and health services led gains while mining fell sharply, amid six industries adding and six shedding jobs.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Department of Workforce Solutions
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Clinton County
Frank Dwyer
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