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Several NM residents, organizations call for state investment in PNM (opens the original)
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Over 50 local organizations and 1400 New Mexico residents are calling on New Mexico’s state leadership and gubernatorial candidates to invest $400 million of state funds in TXNM Energy — the parent company of the Public Service Company of New Mexico, the state’s largest electricity provider. Organizers launched a petition and an open letter — the petition signed by state residents, and the letter by organizations — calling on state leadership to replace Blackstone Infrastructure by instead inves
Prominent Palestinian pop singer to perform at Popejoy Hall (opens the original)
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Mohammed Assaf, a Palestinian pop singer known for winning the second season of “Arab Idol”, a television competition show, will be bringing a taste of Palestinian music and culture to Albuquerque in a live performance on Sept. 6 at Popejoy Hall. As the ongoing war in Gaza continues to make headlines overwhelmed by a sense of hopelessness, music can bring people together, preserve cultural identity and celebrate perseverance, Albuquerque Palestinian-American activist Samia Assed told the Daily L
Dry conditions leave bears hungry, vulnerable to euthanasia (opens the original)
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As the state’s drought conditions become increasingly severe, bears have turned towards humans to find sustenance, with this decision often resulting in their death, experts say. Due to low availability of food, bear activity has increased in areas where people reside, Natasha Montoya, a spokesperson for New Mexico Department of Wildlife wrote in a statement to the Daily Lobo. “Once a bear becomes accustomed to humans providing an easy food source, they can become habituated and may return to th
What New Mexicans should know as nationwide foodborne illness outbreaks surge (opens the original)
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If you have been nervous about the food you’re eating lately, you are not alone. Eggs, blueberries, jalapenos and alfalfa sprouts are among the growing list of foods that have made national headlines recently for being recalled for salmonella, E. coli and other forms of contamination, as the cyclospora outbreak in lettuce continues to chart its own path. Last week, eggs were updated to the Class I contamination level by the Food & Drug Administration, which warns of a “reasonable probability tha
Albuquerque sees record consecutive triple-digit temperatures for August (opens the original)
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Earlier this month, Albuquerque reached a record of three consecutive days of triple digit temperatures, along with record high temperatures for August, with August 3 and 4 reaching 101 degrees, and August 9 reaching 100 degrees, according to a National Weather Service Albuquerque statement sent to the Daily Lobo. Three consecutive days of triple digit temperatures for August is a record, according to the statement. Temperatures are recorded at the Albuquerque Sunport, which is the official obse
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