Benjamin Mandile The Chronicle-News State officials are expected to assume control of the Trujillo Creek Fire at midnight with the fire at 0% containment as… Login to continue reading Login…
Cat that refused to evacuate remains unaccounted for according to owner Benjamin Mandile The Chronicle-News A fire that sparked Monday afternoon in the Trujillo Creek… Login to continue reading Login…
The HR Sayer Senior Center in Trinidad organized a special lunch for area residents ahead of the Easter holiday. The lunch, which served 64 people, included ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans, dinner rolls and pineapple upside-down cake. Carol Gibson, the director of the center, said that it tries to have special dinners around holidays. 1) Above left: Alex “Cowboy” Santistevan, Alice Sawaya and Will Dacus are seen during an Easter lunch at the HR Sayer Senior Center in Trinidad Tuesday, April 4. Dacus called the event the “best lunch ever,” and noted that when the center serves cake “everyone leaves happy.” 2) Top right: Ercie Maes, Sandi Herschel and Vickie Carver are seen during an Easter luncheon at the HR Sayer Senior Center. “It’s good, I went for seconds,” noted Carver. 3) Bottom right: Easter cards crafted and donated by students at the South-Central Council of Governments Early Learning Center on Rosita Drive are shown off. Residents The Chronicle-News spoke to shared their appreciation for the cards.
Multiple wildland fire resiliency projects being undertaken by a New Mexico nonprofit are seeing support from the federal government, with nearly $10 million being directed to support efforts to bolster fire preparedness in Colfax County.
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Newly released small business survey data shows that those businesses cite the labor market as their top concern. The National Federation of Independent Businesses released a survey of small businesses which found that the labor market is their top concern, with 43% of small businesses saying they have job openings they cannot fill.
A bill that would update the definition of workplace harassment was approved Wednesday night by the Senate Judiciary Committee. Senate Bill 23-172, titled the Protecting Opportunities and Workers’ Rights Act, would remove the “severe or pervasive” standard used to establish harassment.
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The U.S. is projected to retire half of its coal-fired power units by 2026, just 15 years after coal use for electricity reached its peak in 2011, according to a new report.
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