A Mom & More: Maybe it’s time for another vacation
“If I can’t scuba, then what’s this all been about?” — Creed Bratton, The Office About five...
Read More“If I can’t scuba, then what’s this all been about?” — Creed Bratton, The Office About five...
Read MoreI recently traveled to California to see some family that I haven’t seen since before the pandemic. I had a wonderful time. One day we decided to go to Pier 39 in San Francisco. This involves a lot of walking. At the end...
Read MoreMy name is Dr. Anne Phillips Cousins, and I have been a board-certified registered nurse...
Read MoreNew Mexico is just coming out of a “triple-demic,” and on the heels of a worldwide pandemic that...
Read MoreIf we look back to the end of World War II, being neighborly was not a far-fetched idea. Neighbor...
Read MoreOn March 9, in a letter to the editor, Mr. Moulton expressed his views on the Second Amendment. I...
Read MoreWith the Jewish Center still labeled as the Jewish Center, I would figure this to be a hate crime...
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The New Mexico Supreme Court will convene on April 3 in Española as part of a civics education...
Read MoreWhile most people go out for St. Patrick’s Day, I usually choose to stay in and cook my own corned beef. O’Hares Grille and Pub in Rio Rancho serves traditional corned beef if cooking isn’t really your thing....
Read MoreIn a March 9 letter to the editor, reader KM complains that gun laws are an infringement on Second...
Read MoreI am a volunteer at Storehouse West and need to contact a wonderful, local Cub Scout den. This den...
Read MoreThere is a nonprofit organization here in New Mexico that serves disabled citizens of all ages and...
Read MoreThe March 2 edition of the Observer published an article titled, “Project Veritas tackles...
Read MoreI come from a family of nurses. Being a caregiver is embedded in my DNA. I come from a family of...
Read MoreDear Gov. Lujan Grisham and Secretary Allen: We are writing on behalf of the rapidly growing...
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The $9.57 billion state budget on its way to the governor has a lot in it to like: increases for...
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New Mexico’s greatest asset is its cultural, ethnic and racial diversity. Our people are the heart...
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Everyone knows water – clean water, enough water – is important. “Water is life” is used so often,...
Read MoreWhen discussion of the Second Amendment comes u,p it seems an interesting aspect of that amendment...
Read MoreMar 9, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
Quality teachers not only raise student performance through skilled instruction and engagement...
Read MoreToday (Wednesday, March 8) is International Women’s Day, and I am conflicted as to how I should celebrate. Let’s take a look at the past year’s events around women in my life. A few things happened to me that...
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Three bills pertaining to vulnerable adults have been presented in the 2023 Legislative Session. They are: SB 89 (Supported Decision-Making) sponsored by Sen. Hemphill, Sen. Lopez and Rep. Ferrary. Another is SB 118 (Financial...
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As New Mexicans, we’ve made significant progress in improving the economic well-being of our...
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During this year’s legislative session, New Mexico lawmakers are considering major investments in...
Read MoreBeing in the news business, you don’t really know what to expect day to day. What you don’t...
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Over the past 70 years, we’ve done a great deal to make childhood less dangerous. In the 1950s,...
Read MoreThe Helean family has always celebrated St. Patrick’s day in full and with love for Ireland....
Read MoreRegarding the rants by both relating to House Bill 7, the oldest references to transgender people...
Read MoreDemocrats and Republicans in the state Legislature agree that good physical and mental health is...
Read MoreMar 1, 2023 | Guest Columns | 0
New Mexico’s way of life and cultural preservation depends on the small local public bodies like...
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