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USDA designates McKinley as primary natural disaster area (High Plains Journal)
New Mexico The U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated McKinley County, N.M., as a primary natural disaster area due to heavy rains, flooding, and flash flooding that occurred on Sep. 5 and 6 last year. "President Obama and I understand these conditions caused severe damage to the area and serious harm to farms in New Mexico, and we want to help," said Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack.Sandoval seeks re-election to Bayard judgeship (Silver City Sun-News) BAYARD -- Bayard Municipal Court Judge Jose Sandoval has announced his bid for re-election. Sandoval, who was elected to the bench in 2006 and has held no other public office, is a lifetime resident of Grant County.
GVAC announces the upcoming performance of Crotty and OâNeill Jazz Quintet (Eastern Arizona Courier) Contributed Article The Gila Valley Arts Council announces the upcoming performance of the renowned Crotty and O'Neill Jazz Quintet, Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern Arizona College, Lee Little Theater.
Mayoral candidates state their cases: Swisstack continues to build partnerships (The Observer) In 2008, a familiar face returned to take the helm of Rio Rancho. Now that familiar face, Tom Swisstack, is seeking to stay in place.
Morning Roundup (Albuquerque Journal) News from around New Mexico: No school today for East Mountain students; Rest of APS schools were on a two-hour delay. The . . .
Warrant Roundup in Sandoval County Nets 77 Arrests (Albuquerque Journal) Operation coordinated by the State Police also results in the discovery of a methamphetamine lab in Bernalillo More than 40 law enforcement officers from various agencies were involved early Friday in a warrant roundup in Sandoval County that resulted in 77 arrests and the discovery of a methamphetamine . . .
Farmington's McGovern to play soccer at UNM (The Farmington Daily Times) FARMINGTON — Riley McGovern's final year of high school soccer couldn't have gone much better. The senior led Farmington to its first state title, and was named the Class 4A Player of the Year for his efforts.
Agency Looks To Help Out In Torrance County (Mountain View Telegraph) Top executives from United Way of Central New Mexico met with community leaders in Moriarty on Friday to brainstorm for ways to help the people of Torrance County.
Bernalillo Gypsum Plant Closes (Albuquerque Journal) Demand for wallboard has declined along with a nationwide downturn in home construction Motorists zooming past Bernalillo on Interstate 25 will no longer see the signature plume rising from the American Gypsum plant. Demand for the wallboard it has been producing for 20 . . .
Local news in brief Feb. 2, 2010 (Santa Fe New Mexican) Get FREE Daily Headlines by email! A 39-year-old local man climbed on to the roof of a central Santa Fe residence Sunday night after he was seen fleeing from a Cerrillos Road restaurant after a burglar alarm was tripped, according to a news release.