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Rio Rancho woman brings nearly entire GOP ticket to tiny Roy for candidate forum

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. Roy, New Mexico has a population smaller than most Rio Rancho neighborhoods. On July 26, it’s set to host nearly the entire Republican statewide ticket. Rio Rancho resident Nancy Jinks organized the “Meet Your Candidates” forum, securing commitments from: State Sen. and Rio Rancho resident Jay Block will moderate. Jinks […]

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Beyond the basics: Preparing your Placitas home for power outages and emergencies

By Rodd Cayton Placitas residents needing to know how to shelter in pace is not a matter of โ€œif,โ€ but a matter of โ€œwhen,โ€ Sandoval County Emergency Manager Dan Heerding said Tuesday night. โ€œDo some homework,โ€ he told those gathering at a community briefing on sheltering in place.โ€Do some reading. Think about all the emergencies […]

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We’re working to save the Roswell Daily Record, an American journalism institution. Here’s how.

By Jesse Jones, The Paper. โ€” The newspaper that told the world about a “flying saucer” crash near Roswell in 1947 nearly became history itself this week โ€” but just two days after announcing it would shut down, it has found a new owner and will keep publishing. The Roswell Daily Record’s ownership announced Wednesday […]

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WATCH: Heinrich presses Trump’s spy pick on Epstein cover-up, victim data leak

New Mexico’s Zorro Ranch sits at the heart of a Senate showdown over who’s protecting Jeffrey Epstein’s paper trail โ€” and whether Trump’s pick to run U.S. intelligence will keep stonewalling the state’s own investigation. At Wednesday’s confirmation hearing for Director of National Intelligence, Sen. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M., pressed nominee Jay Clayton on why the […]

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The battle for the ballot: New Mexico Forward Party challenges state law

The New Mexico Forward Party sued the state Tuesday, arguing New Mexico’s ballot access law punishes a newly qualified minor party by forcing its candidates to gather far more signatures than Democrats or Republicans ever have to touch. Party Chairman Bob Perls filed the federal suit in Albuquerque after the Secretary of State’s office disqualified […]

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Heinrich wants more NM workers on the path to hardhats

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. New Mexicans eyeing a career with a hardhat instead of a diploma just got a boost in Washington, as U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM) reintroduced legislation aimed at funding the training programs that feed skilled trades apprenticeships. Heinrich’s Pre-Apprenticeships To Hardhats (PATH) Act would direct the U.S. Department of Labor […]

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