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Udall to protect Chaco Canyon, prioritize local services
![The great kiva in the plaza of Chetro Keti. The Chacoan people began in the mid 800s and lasted more than 300 years.](/images/resized/images/news/2015/06_15may/14_200_200.jpg)
Save Big with a SMART Toilet
![Elizabeth Barriga, Water Conservation Coordinator for the City of Gallup has a deal you can’t refuse. Free toilets! Photo Credit: Melinda Russell](/images/resized/images/news/2015/06_15may/13_100_100.jpg)
You may not consider toilet discussions exciting or even in good taste but the City of Gallup has a deal you cannot refuse. They are giving away energy saving toilets – 100 of them! The city received the toilets as a result of a grant. She says it is easy to apply to receive the...
Sen. Heinrich to introduce ‘tech-transfer maturation program’ bill
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The bill, S.1259, the National Laboratory Technology Maturation Act, will be considered during a hearing in the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources on June 4.
Under the National Laboratory Technology Maturation Program, small businesses with licensed technology from a national laboratory could apply for a voucher for up...
Governor announces ‘True Summer Reading Challenge’
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“Our challenge is simple: read more books during your summer vacation, and you can earn some amazing prizes,” Governor Martinez said. “When our students read over the summer, they are better prepared for the upcoming school year. Everyone loves a challenge, especially when there are prizes. This is a win-win for students, parents, and teachers.”
The New Mexico True Summer Reading Challenge is open to all New Mexico elementary school children, ages 5 through 12. All students who submit...
Birdhouse auction showcases artists, philanthropic spirit
![Proud winner, Jeanie Colaianni, displays her Copper-Roofed Beauty after winning the hottest bidding war of the evening. Photo Credit: Melinda Russell](/images/resized/images/news/2015/05_08may/10_100_100.jpg)
Over 60 people gathered to take part in the fun when the auctioneers, Joe Hibbard, John Hornbeck and Patrick Moore got the evening under way.
“Who’ll give me 20? 20? 20?” was the starting call for many of the sales.
Some, quickly developed into bidding competitions and turned into big donations for the American Cancer Society.
Gallup High School science teacher, Mary Ann Seslar was inspired by a photo of an old watch. She started...
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