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Rio Rancho councilor apologizes after development dispute (opens the original)
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RIO RANCHO — A tense neighborhood dispute over a new development has sparked an apology from a member of the City Council. At Thursday's Rio Rancho Governing Body meeting, District 3 Councilor Bob Tyler publicly apologized for comments made to frustrated residents earlier in the week during a Planning & Zoning meeting. “This past week, I watched the P&Z meeting that was held here in the chambers, and I had some concerns with our board member, (and) the way that some of the citizens were treated,
Albuquerque scientist earns prestigious ecology fellowship (opens the original)
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Donald Falk is among eight scientists honored by the Ecological Society of America Donald Falk, an Albuquerque resident, is one of eight scientists named a fellow this year by the Ecological Society of America. The society awards fellowships to scientists who have made outstanding contributions across a wide range of fields, including advancing and applying ecological knowledge in academia, government and nonprofit organizations. “Each year, they designate a certain number of scientists who have
New JCC CEO wants Albuquerque center to be home for all (opens the original)
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Gal Stav, who was named CEO after a national search, says the Jewish Community Center should be a welcoming home for people of all faiths and backgrounds Gal Stav, the new CEO for the Jewish Community Center in Albuquerque, is hitting the ground running. During a meet-and-greet earlier this month in the JCC’s lobby, she said that she believes the JCC is a place for everyone. The facility is on the 5500 block of Wyoming NE in Albuquerque. “Stepping into the CEO role has been exciting, busy and fu
NM nonprofit steps up for first responders' mental health (opens the original)
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The Sodality Foundation has raised over $43,000 to provide support services for first responders and their families “First responders, they are the ones that go out, and they live everyone’s worst day every day” said Ashly Key, the founder and president of the Sodality Foundation. The Sodality Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in 2024 whose mission is to provide funding for first responders and their families to receive valuable training, peer support classes and clinical servic
21,652 New Mexicans lost food assistance, congresswoman says (opens the original)
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Stansbury visited food bank to discuss federal funding cuts that have stripped assistance U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury met this week with Roadrunner Food Bank in Albuquerque to discuss the state of food and hunger in New Mexico. Katy Anderson, the vice president of strategy, partnerships and advocacy at Roadrunner, said the conversation centered on what’s happening locally. “At Roadrunner Food Bank, we always reach out to our federal delegation and tell them we'd love to meet with you, visit with
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