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Majority of Benefits of Trump Tax Plan Would Go to NM’s Highest-Income Earners
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Annual review yields stronger JTIP program
![2016 JTIP recipient conducts his job at “Insight.” Photo Credit: Finance NM](/images/resized/images/news/2016/130_sep29/20_100_100.jpg)
Since 1972, JTIP has been providing incentives for qualifying employers who are expanding or relocating in the state. Incentives include money for on-the-job training for up to six months and reimbursement of up to 75 percent of an approved employee’s wages and training costs at an approved New Mexico public education institution.
“It’s a strong tool in place, and we will continue to use it to make positive changes,” said EDD communications director Benjamin...
The Fire Down Below
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The doctor does not heal the patient. Patients heal themselves. What? Patients heal themselves.
Let me provide an example. When a person goes to urgent care or the emergency room with a 104 degree temperature, vomiting, diarrhea, sore throat, persistent cough or stuffy nose the doctor most likely gives a diagnosis of the flu. The prescription given by the doctor will mostly be composed of antibiotics, pain killers (if needed) and probably a cough suppressant. Antibiotics, pain killers and cough suppressants don’t cure the flu, but they treat...
Landscape business puts down roots with help from Accion
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Oscar and his wife, Charito, started their full-service landscape business on Rufina Street in 2008 after Oscar left his job at a local nursery. Their dream was to turn his landscaping gigs into a full-time business with a permanent home rather than running the venture from a roadside trailer.
A few years later, Oscar’s Tree Service was renting a storefront and expanding the retail arm of their landscape service. When the Rufina Street property was offered for sale in 2016, the Sinaloa, Mexico natives jumped at the chance to...
Arizona, NM Catholic Bishops’ statement on DACA
![Immigration supporters are seen outside the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., April 18. On May 23, more than 65 college presidents representing U.S. Catholic institutions asked for a meeting with the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security about the Trump administration’s policy on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, known as DACA. Photo Credit: CNS photo/Michael Reynolds, EPA](/images/news/2016/127_sep08/14.jpg)
Presently, DACA protects nearly 800,000 of these young people, while allowing them to live and work in our country without fear of deportation. Through DACA they have furthered their education...
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