Two more cases of human plague confirmed in New Mexico - USA TODAY

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Two more cases of human plague confirmed in New Mexico USA TODAY Two new cases of the plague have been confirmed in Santa Fe County, New Mexico, according to health officials. The New Mexico Department of Health said a 52-year-old woman and a 62-year-old woman were recently diagnosed with the plague. 2 More Plague Cases Reported in New Mexico's Santa Fe CountyU.S. News & World Report Two more plague cases reported in countySanta Fe New Mexican Additional Cases of Human Plague Reported in New MexicoMyHighPlains New York Daily News -WNCN -TIME -New Mexico Department of Health all 51 news articles »

06/27/2017 08:09 PM

Supreme Court dismisses NM suit against Colorado over mine spill - Santa Fe New Mexican

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Supreme Court dismisses NM suit against Colorado over mine spill Santa Fe New Mexican An Environmental Protection Agency contractor works near a series of sediment retention ponds used in the aftermath of the Gold King Mine spill in Colorado. The Supreme Court dismissed New Mexico's lawsuit claiming that Colorado environmental ... and more »

06/27/2017 11:07 AM

In New Mexico, Trump's monument review stirs passions - Seattle Times

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In New Mexico, Trump's monument review stirs passions Seattle Times SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Desert ranchers in New Mexico are hoping the new GOP administration in Washington will dramatically shrink a recently designated national monument in the south of the state where outlaw Billy the Kid and Apache leader Geronimo ... and more »

06/28/2017 06:11 AM

Santa Fe Public Schools considers eliminating grade D - Santa Fe New Mexican

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Santa Fe Public Schools considers eliminating grade D Santa Fe New Mexican Some board members said last week that they think a D might hurt a student's chance of getting into college, but in New Mexico, that's probably not the case. Admissions personnel at Santa Fe Community College, The University of New Mexico and New ...

06/25/2017 10:06 AM

Capital High principal to leave post for district position - Santa Fe New Mexican

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Capital High principal to leave post for district position Santa Fe New Mexican Now the Santa Fe school district wants Wilson-Segura to help other high school and middle school principals do the same. Superintendent Veronica García recently promoted Wilson-Segura and Vanessa Romero, principal of Ramirez Thomas Elementary ... and more »

06/27/2017 03:22 PM

New Mexico Police Urge Pursuit for Forrest Fenn's Treasure to Stop ... - NBCNews.com

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New Mexico Police Urge Pursuit for Forrest Fenn's Treasure to Stop ... NBCNews.com A recent death isn't deterring treasure hunters in New Mexico from searching for a chest supposedly stuffed with unimaginable riches. Police want it to stop. Forrest Fenn strengthens resolve as controversy over hidden treasure growsSanta Fe New Mexican all 33 news articles »

06/25/2017 09:22 AM

Santa Fe feels burn as heat wave scorches Southwest - Santa Fe New Mexican

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Santa Fe feels burn as heat wave scorches Southwest Santa Fe New Mexican With oppressive heat already bearing down on the city Tuesday, the New Mexico Department of Health urged residents to take precautions to avoid heat stroke and heat exhaustion, and the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office warned of the dangers of leaving ...

06/21/2017 01:10 PM

Commentary: New Mexico can't sue its way to better schools - Santa Fe New Mexican

Commentary: New Mexico can't sue its way to better schools Santa Fe New Mexican New Mexico and Martinez v. New Mexico, consolidated into one case and currently before Judge Sarah Singleton, ignores mountains of research. Clear-eyed policy analysts have long understood that greater subsidization of government schools generates ...

06/27/2017 03:18 PM

New Mexico water official moves to clarify ranchers' rights - Santa Fe New Mexican

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New Mexico water official moves to clarify ranchers' rights Santa Fe New Mexican Access to watering holes on the Lincoln National Forest has been an issue since federal managers began ordering closures and installing fences in the Lincoln and Santa Fe forests in 2014 after the jumping mouse was listed as endangered. Stacey ...

06/23/2017 12:17 PM

Business in brief, June 27, 2017 - Santa Fe New Mexican

Business in brief, June 27, 2017 Santa Fe New Mexican AAA New Mexico forecasts that 3.3 million vacationers from the Mountain Region will travel 50 miles or more away from home this Independence Day weekend, which is slightly more than a 3 percent increase in overall travel volume from last year. The ...

06/27/2017 03:09 PM

Santa Fe man suspected in 21-year-old woman's death - Santa Fe New Mexican

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Santa Fe man suspected in 21-year-old woman's death Santa Fe New Mexican A Facebook page for Valencia shows she had attended Santa Fe High School. She also indicated she was studying radiology at Northern New Mexico College, but a representative of the college's communications department said they had no record of ... Man charged in Santa Fe woman's deathAlbuquerque Journal all 2 news articles »

06/23/2017 02:49 PM

Youth camp expands student views - Santa Fe New Mexican

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Youth camp expands student views Santa Fe New Mexican Men and women who had moved to Santa Fe from Niger, New Zealand, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Mexico and other nations came to share their stories with us. They shared their food, their native dress, their religious symbols and tokens, and their languages and ...

06/26/2017 11:13 AM

Fired New Mexico Employee Settles Out of Court With State - U.S. News & World Report

Fired New Mexico Employee Settles Out of Court With State U.S. News & World Report SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A former New Mexico official who was fired after being accused of unlawfully releasing records of boarding house conditions to a newspaper has reached an out-of-court settlement with the administration of Gov. Susan Martinez. and more »

06/28/2017 01:59 AM