NMSP Launch Police Sobriety Checkpoints And Saturation Patrols Across New Mexico In June
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LANL Postdoctural Program Manager Mary Anne With Receives 2019 NPS Distinguished Service Award
2019 NPS Distinguished Service Award Recipient Mary Anne With
LANL News:
Mary Anne With of the Office of Partnerships and Pipeline, PPO, at Los Alamos National Laboratory is the recipient of the National Postdoctoral Association (NPA)’s 2019 Distinguished Service Award.
The community is invited to join the Los Alamos National Laboratory Fellows in a celebration of With’s incomparable contributions to the Laboratory since she joined the Postdoc program in 1991.
The event is 3-6 p.m. Tuesday, June 4 at Fuller Lodge.
2019 Distinguished Service Award Recipient, Mary Anne With: The Read More
Udall And Census Director Dillingham Tour Los Lunas
U.S. Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham joins U.S. Sen. Tom Udall in Los Lunas Tuesday to discuss challenges ahead in the 2020 Census. ‘Diversity is our greatest strength—and we need to make sure every New Mexican is counted. The stakes are high,’ Udall said. Courtesy/Sen.Udall’s Office
U.S. Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham, center left, and U.S. Sen. Tom Udall, center right, in Los Lunas Tuesday to discuss challenges ahead in the 2020 Census. Courtesy/Sen.Udall’s OfficeCiting Methane Waste Concerns, Conservation Groups File Protest On New Mexico Lease Sale In Permian Basin
EDF News:Weekly Fishing Report: May 29
By GEORGE MORSEThe crazy weather continues here in the Southwest. The temperature dipped perilously close to freezing last week and some people complained about losing some tomato plants.
Fortunately, it didn’t appear to damage the fruit crop. It looks like a great year. Cherries should be the first fruit to appear at the Farmers Market.
The wind at times was terrible last week and makes for difficult fishing conditions. Mornings are usually calmer than afternoons and evenings.
The fishing is pretty good in the larger lakes and reservoirs. It Read More
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FBI News:Mid-Century Santa Fe Announces 2019 Student Art And Design Competition Winners
Nika Feldman. XXXL, 2017. Embroidery, recycled T-shirts, aluminum can tabs. 40 inches x 35 inches. Photograph courtesy of the artist.
Derayna DeClay (White Mountain Apache). Apache Dawn, 2019. Acrylic. 6 feet x 5 feet. Photograph courtesy of the artist.New Mexico State Auditor Brian Colón Launches Special Audit Of $1.7 Million In Settlement Payments By GSA
State Auditor Brian Colón
STATE News:
ALBUQUERQUE – This morning State Auditor Brian Colón announced the launch of a special audit to conduct an investigative examination of $1.7 million in settlement payouts by the General Services Department.
The special audit was designated as a result of severe allegations regarding the process in which GSD handled the settlement payouts. Auditor Colón issued the following statement on the matter:
“These expenditures represent large sums of taxpayer money disbursed by the General Services Department. I’m Read More
New Mexico [External Sources]
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- Electric vehicle rules upheld by New Mexico amid local dealer anxiety - Carlsbad Current Argus
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