When I lived in Gallup unattended/unwitnessed death from exposure/hypothermia/addiction was a common occurrence. Based upon the article I read in the April 24, 2020 Gallup Sun unattended death on the streets of Gallup and within the city limits is still a common occurrence, sad. It appears that Covid-19 may have exacerbated...Letter to the Editor: What is an Open Field Death?
When I lived in Gallup unattended/unwitnessed death from exposure/hypothermia/addiction was a common occurrence. Based upon the article I read in the April 24, 2020 Gallup Sun unattended death on the streets of Gallup and within the city limits is still a common occurrence, sad. It appears that Covid-19 may have exacerbated...Letter to the Editor: Democrat votes for Republicans
Well our wonderful state and local government strikes again, locks down Gallup for another weekend which caused problems in Grants from lines of people waiting to get into the local Wal-Mart that stretched all the way to the back of the building, to the Milan Super Market having to start shutting down at 7 pm.
Why? Because people were told they could get back into Gallup on Friday but were stopped. These folks need stuff too, so they went to Grants where the stores are still open, and few people have the virus!
So now we have lots of people trying to get in from out of town, lots of empty shelves in the stores, and my guess is more virus than before. Sleep well tonight your government...
Why? Because people were told they could get back into Gallup on Friday but were stopped. These folks need stuff too, so they went to Grants where the stores are still open, and few people have the virus!
So now we have lots of people trying to get in from out of town, lots of empty shelves in the stores, and my guess is more virus than before. Sleep well tonight your government...
New Mexico Voices for Children calls for tax code changes
Invest in people more than oil, gasALBUQUERQUE - New Mexico Voices for Children’s Executive Director James Jimenez released a statement in response to the state revenue estimates announced May 6.
“While the forecast is as grim as expected, the state is better prepared for this economic downturn than it has been in the past. With federal relief and the state’s record-high reserves, New Mexico is well-positioned to make a few minor budget adjustments in the June special session. However, next year we must make some changes to our tax code in order to create more stable revenue for the long term.
The revenue estimate highlights how overly dependent New Mexico is on revenue from...
Pulling together in hard times
Since launching my campaign in May 2019, I have had the opportunity to travel throughout New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District, an area nearly the size of Florida, and listen to the issues concerning members of our diverse communities. Whether in our rural, urban, retired, or working class communities, I hear the same themes repeated time and again: We need to improve our education system, expand our economic opportunities, and protect our environment.In short, New Mexicans want to keep their families happy, healthy, and safe. It’s just one reason why I decided to put down roots and raise my family here, and today, it’s the reason why I’m calling on all of us to play our...
Letter to the editor: Vote out Democrats
I often disagree with Grants Mayor Mody Hicks, but in this case I think he is right by trying to open Grants, and firing the city manager.
I wrote a letter some years back after Laura Jaramillo fired several employees one of which was my step daughter who was doing the city government grants, after she refused to train Don Jaramillo past owner of the Grants Daily Beacon for the job.
Have no clue why the current Cibola Citizen editor seems to think we should feel sorry for Laura after what she has done to past city employees who did not do things her way, guess its karma.
I was told by Darren White the KKOB radio host yesterday it was not right for Grants to open up because of all the...
I wrote a letter some years back after Laura Jaramillo fired several employees one of which was my step daughter who was doing the city government grants, after she refused to train Don Jaramillo past owner of the Grants Daily Beacon for the job.
Have no clue why the current Cibola Citizen editor seems to think we should feel sorry for Laura after what she has done to past city employees who did not do things her way, guess its karma.
I was told by Darren White the KKOB radio host yesterday it was not right for Grants to open up because of all the...
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