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Election 2026: Secretary of State candidates (opens the original)
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Among the many races New Mexico voters will decide in the November 3rd election is secretary of state. The officeholder oversees and administers the state’s elections and is third in succession following the governor and lieutenant governor. Current Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver served two consecutive terms and so was term limited. She filed to run this year for lieutenant governor, but then, after winning the June primary, she dropped out citing health reasons. Running on the Republ
Conference on community-based participatory research goes beyond the halls of academia (opens the original)
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This past June in Albuquerque’s International District, District 6 City Councilor Nichole Rogers joined with other community leaders to open a new food and vendor market. It was one outcome of a University of New Mexico “community-based and action research” project, which describes a democratic process in which community members come together to propose projects and then work together to put those projects into action. As part of an upcoming UNM conference on community-based and action research
“We forget” how to co-exist with bears (opens the original)
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It’s been more than a decade since New Mexico experienced so many bear-human interactions. As a result, more bears have been killed this year than in any previous 12-month period on record. There’s a combination of reasons for that higher number of interactions, including drought. “As that heat of summer started coming in,” said Nicholas Forman, bear expert and Assistant Chief of Wildlife for the New Mexico Department of Wildlife, “we expect them to be in the mountains kind of finding those natu
New Mexico gubernatorial candidates respond to questions about food security (opens the original)
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The price of diesel again hit a new high last week, adding another challenge to area food banks. “We spend a lot of money on diesel,” said Dana Yost, president and CEO of Roadrunner Food Bank of New Mexico. “Everything we do is costing more money, just as it is for you.” Yost was speaking at an event recently, hosted by his organization and the Coalition to End Hunger in New Mexico. “We saw almost a 50% cut in federal food coming into New Mexico for all the food banks,” said Yost to the assemble
Reducing stress and anxiety for students, parents, and teachers (opens the original)
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The typical story about kids growing up—especially through the teenage years—is that it’s going to be tough, but in the end, they will be fine. Retired pediatrician and former associate dean of a medical school Stuart Slavin disagrees. The Santa Fe-based author of The Success Trap: How the Pressure to Stand Out Is Fueling Anxiety, Depression, and Burnout in Teens—and the Fundamental Fix They Deserve (Ten Speed Press, 2026) said stressed kids’ “brains are being wired in ways that are going to mak
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