News from April 2023
Farmington math teacher: '(It’s) a club that does VEX Robotics where the kids build robots'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 12, 2023
Farmington High School math teacher, Gretchen Greer shared on April 3 that the robotics club includes both drones and student-built robots.
City of Albuquerque City Council met Feb. 6
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Apr 12, 2023
City of Albuquerque City Council met Monday, Feb. 6
City of Santa Fe Historic Districts Review Board met March 14
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Apr 12, 2023
City of Santa Fe Historic Districts Review Board met Tuesday, March 14
Keller on land swap with state: ‘There will be no safe outdoor space or transfer station on Menaul’
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 11, 2023
On April 1, Mayor Tim Keller and New Mexico State Senate Majority Whip Michael Padilla held a press conference to announce that the city has swapped the city owned property at the vacant land located at 1250 Menaul NE for two state-owned properties.
Clovis school district senior director: 'It’s at 100% of our school campuses'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 11, 2023
Clovis Municipal Schools is using artificial intelligence technology software to recognize a gun and a potential school shooter
New building developer: 'We would love to see a corporate headquarters decide to come to Albuquerque'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 11, 2023
The construction of two new buildings has been added to the already massive renovation and development at Winrock Town Center in Uptown.
UNM orthopedic professor: 'They are actually performing mock surgeries'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 11, 2023
A select group of teenagers got the opportunity to receive hands-on experience in the field of orthopedics under the guidance of some of the state’s experts.
Wildfire victim: 'We still don't know the motive behind all of this'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 11, 2023
Carol Mitchem, a victim of wildfire at the Echo Ridge Community, spoke out on the occurrence on April 3
City of Santa Fe Finance Committee met Jan. 30
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Apr 11, 2023
City of Santa Fe Finance Committee met Monday, Jan. 30
City of Santa Fe Finance Committee met March 13
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Apr 11, 2023
City of Santa Fe Finance Committee met Monday, March 13
Albuquerque aviation director: 'We are excited about the opportunity to collaborate with vendors'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 10, 2023
The Albuquerque Sunport is asking prospective vendors to apply for its airport concessions program
Albuquerque home owner on crime: 'Sketchy, to be honest with you'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 10, 2023
An escalation in vandalism in a nearby alley has prompted homeowners to call on the city to take action to stop the crime
Acting district forest ranger: 'Balance is key' to success of prescribed burns
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 10, 2023
Carson National Forest crews announced they are planning a prescribed burn to the south of Tres Piedras
New Mexico GOP warns of energy crisis: ‘We’re witnessing the harmful consequences of losing our energy independence’
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 10, 2023
New Mexico’s Republicans are growing weary of New Mexico’s energy costs amidst the legislative session and rising gas prices throughout the U.S.
City of Albuquerque Finance & Government Operations Committee met March 13
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Apr 10, 2023
City of Albuquerque Finance & Government Operations Committee met Monday, March 13
City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Committee met March 14
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Apr 10, 2023
City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Committee met Tuesday, March 14
University of New Mexico regent : 'We want to be able to provide good quality services for our students'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 9, 2023
The University of New Mexico (UNM) administration is proposing an increase in tuition to give the school more funding for campus improvements and health initiatives.
Forest supervisor shares lessons learned from 'largest wildfire' in New Mexico history
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 9, 2023
The one-year anniversary of the start of the Hermits Peak fire, which later merged with the Calf Canyon fire, is a milestone worth recognizing.
CCA board member on closure: 'Closing a cherished, community organization like CCA is one of the most difficult decisions a board can make'
By New Mexico Sun Report | Apr 9, 2023
The Center for Contemporary Arts of Santa Fe (CCA), which has served the community for 44 years, is closing after its board of directors voted in favor of ceasing operations.