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- Aug 15, 2026
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NM mom fights insurance to cover son's cleft treatment (opens the original)
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Kylene Ramirez became the first New Mexican to secure insurance coverage for nasoalveolar molding treatment, opening the door for other families in the state A Las Cruces mother is the first person in New Mexico to get her son’s cleft palate treatment covered by insurance. When Kylene Ramirez discovered that her son, Ezekiel, would be born with a cleft palate, she began looking for treatment options. Her search for medical care led her on a monthslong journey of advocacy for cleft care. “A lot o
Historic B-17 Flying Fortress lands in Albuquerque (opens the original)
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The 'Flying Legends of Victory Tour' offers flights and tours of the aircraft The Flying Legends of Victory Tour has landed in Albuquerque, bringing the historic B-17 Flying Fortress “Sentimental Journey” to town. The Commemorative Air Force is taking two airplanes, a B-17 and a B-25, on its Flying Legends of Victory Tour. The B-17, known as “Sentimental Journey,” is one of the last three B-17s in the world still offering passenger flights. The plane is on display at Cutter Aviation, 2502 Clark
Over 100 seniors waiting for a companion in Albuquerque (opens the original)
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With only 13 volunteers and a waitlist of over 100 seniors, Albuquerque’s Senior Companionship Program is searching for more volunteers. Albuquerque’s branch of the AmeriCorps Seniors’ volunteer program, Senior Companions, pairs an able-bodied senior with a senior in the city who’s homebound in the hopes of providing them with a peer-to-peer friendship. “We do have a lot of seniors in our community who don’t have a support network, they don’t have family in town, their children live far away, th
NM animal shelters get $2 million boost for upgrades (opens the original)
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17 shelters receive state funding for renovations and construction Animal shelters across New Mexico are receiving a combined $2 million to improve facilities. The Department of Finance and Administration has allocated $2 million to renovation and construction projects across the state through the New Mexico Animal Welfare Program. The funding was split across 17 shelters in various cities, towns and counties. “The New Mexico Animal Welfare Program reflects the state's commitment to supporting l
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