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Sugarite Canyon State Park Open to Ice Fishing; Lake Alice is Now Open to Walk-Ins for Ice Fishing

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 6, 2020 Sugarite Canyon State Park Open to Ice Fishing Lake Alice is Now Open to Walk-Ins for Ice Fishing Raton, NM – The Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources State Parks Division announces that Lake Alice at Sugarite Canyon State Park near Raton is now open…

Lake Maloya Ice Fishing Status Update

A message from Park Superintendent Robert “Mac” McIvor: This is Lake Maloya this morning, January 3, 2020. These wet areas were not there yesterday morning when I checked ice thickness. The wet heavy snow we received a couple of weeks ago is having a negative effect on ice quality on…

Colorado Small Business Development Center: Helping New and Existing Businesses Grow and Prosper

“The Southeast Colorado Small Business Development Center offers business consulting and training that maximizes the economic potential of entrepreneurs within our region. Our mission is to help existing and new businesses grow and prosper. Our goal at the Small Business Development Center is to help emerging and existing entrepreneurs gain…

Furniture and Cabinet Making Classes at Luna Community College, Springer Satellite Campus Begin Soon!

Luna Community College Springer campus will be resuming it’s class schedule on January 13, 2020.  The furniture and cabinet making classes are on Monday, Wednesday and Thursdays.  Advanced Woodworking Projects will be held on Mondays from 3 PM to 8 PM. Intro to Furniture & Cabinet Making will be on…

Seven Young Men Receive Eagle Scout Honors

By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media   Seven young men officially received the rank of Eagle Scout at a special ceremony held on Sunday December 15, at the Philmont Scouting Museum on the Philmont Scout Ranch. These scouts Carson Chatterley, Creede Chatterley, Colten Dunlap, Jacob Edmondson, Chance Kamp, Chase Kamp, and…

New Mexico First Releases Report on Cliff Effects and Churn in Public Benefits; Recommending to “Advance Family Friendly Policies”

FOR RELEASE: December 18, 2019 Media Contact: Lilly Irvin-Vitela, President and Executive Director, New Mexico First lilly@nmfirst.org New Mexico First, a nonpartisan organization committed to engaging New Mexicans in public policy and civic life, has released a policy brief on Cliff Effects and Churning in Public Benefits. The staff and…

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