Op Ed: We Can’t Ignore Oil & Gas Pollution’s Harm To Our Tourism Industry

Submitted By Ron Trujillo and Amber Espinosa-Trujillo
Our state is known for breathtaking views, unique public lands and ancient cultures within reach. Tourists choose New Mexico as a destination because of ample opportunities to experience these assets. We’ve built a bustling and successful tourism industry that depends on our state being in its natural state – an industry that injected $6.1 billion into New Mexico’s economy and supported 89,000 jobs in 2014[1]. A growing reputation around oil and gas pollution threatens this strong and important part of our economy… 

Letter To The Editor: House Bill 412 a Double Taxation Letter submitted by Lou Santoro, President of the Family YMCA Board of Directors which oversees

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Letter To Editor: Pojoaque Boys & Girls Club Deserves Recognition By DEIRDRE ESPINOZA PojoaqueI would like to recognize the Pueblo of Pojoaque Boys & Girls

Dear Editor

I would like to ask our State Legislators to stop funding the proposed Aamodt Settlement and allocate these funds to a proven program i.e., Pre-K education. Presently, the Aamodt Settlement requires ~$50 to $70 million of NM taxpayer dollars for a proposed county regional water system (CRWS) that will obtain water from the Rio Grande at a location north of USGS Otowi Gauging station.

Is this CRWS a good thing? Please consider the following…

Letter To The Editor: Flooding On Bridge Needs County Attention

Dear Editor,

I am writing to you about the bridge on CR 99 that crosses a fast running river. The bridge is owned by Rio Arriba County who has not responded to the pleas of the families who live in the area to include elderly, disabled, and children. The bridge has collapsed…