NMSU senior Medina leads campus service and honors roles
Cruciila R Medina a senior at New Mexico State University Las Cruces pursues double majors in business computer systems and secondary business education with a minor in administration. She presides over Kappa Delta Chi Iota chapter and NMSU Student Ambassadors and serves on the Hispanic Executive Council and as a campus representative.
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Crueila R. Medina
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Medina
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority
Iota
NMSU
Jaelyn Quintana
College of Arts and Sciences
She
Jerry and
Florence Quintana
Las Colonias
Free home buyer education offered in Taos
The New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority and Neighborhood Housing Services of Santa Fe will host a free home buyer education workshop at the Taos Civic Center on April 1 as part of the Your Home program. Isidoro Hernandez notes the sessions cover the buying and owning process, including credit and loan terminology, with 42 workshops planned using a 170000 grant from HUD.
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New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority
MFA
Taos Civic Center
Services of
Santa Fe
Isidoro Hernandez
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
MBA
New Mexico
Law Day Essay and Art Contest Set in Taos County
Taos County Bar Association hosts Law Day 2000 on May 1 with the theme Diversity and Democracy. Essay divisions cover grades 4 5 middle and high school, art divisions cover grades 1 5 middle and high school. Open to all Taos County students including homeschoolers. Call Mary Lang Leslie at 737 9762 or Barbara A Martinez at 758 0144 for rules.
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Taos
Taos County
Mary Lang
Leslie
Barbara A. Martinez
Taos Soil and Water Conservation District outline
Taos Soil and Water Conservation District details its governance, staff, and long range plan of action. It notes 47 districts in New Mexico, annual supervisor elections, and a focus on public awareness, irrigation water conservation, rangeland management, watershed protection, and rural development.
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Taos Soil & Water Conservation District
Taos County
Taos Soil and Water District Mil Levy Funding Quietly Explained
Taos Soil and Water Conservation District has operated under a mill levy since 1990. It has spent nearly $1 million on Taos County conservation projects. The district receives up to $5,332 in state funds annually, covering about 19 percent of its yearly operating budget.
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Jaos County
New Mexico
Taos County
Taos
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Taos High Schools
University of New Mexico
Michael J. Tiley
Laura B. Watts
Emmanuel F. Weinman
Maysel L. Hernandez
Brenda Y. Pacheco
Connie V. Martinez
Jacqueline A. Cordova
Andrea K. Bock
Mary Anne Martinez
Theresa A. Valerio
Bernadette Romero
Christine L. Mares
Angel Michelle Anglada
Pefiasco High School
UNM
Anglada
Albuquerque Public Schools
Albert and
Shirley Anglada
Pefiasco
Eleanor Lisa Lavadie
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
UNM School of Medicine
Guadalajara
Mexico
Lavadie
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
Denver
Roberto and
Carolyn Lavadie
Neil F. Collins
Fort Lewis College
Durango
Colo
Collins
Jana Marie Farrill
Red River
Emily Christine Morey
Angel Fire
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Texas
Morey
Farrill
Crueila Medina
Angel Anglada
Eleanor Lavadia
Taos Soi & Water Conservation District
Soi
Board of Supervisors
District Board of Supervisors
Maureen Johnson
Costilla Celestino Romero
Peter A. Vigil
Anna Dominguez
Natural Resource Conservation Service
NRCS
Levi Sandoval
Danny Ruiz
Sangre Do Cristo Mountains
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