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The Trinidad Workforce Center held the Youth Rocks Job Fair and Career Development Day at its location at 140 N. Commercial Street in Trinidad Thursday, April 7. The three-hour event saw at least 80 student participants from five area schools including, Goal Academy, Trinidad High School, Aguilar Jr./Sr. High School, Hoehne High School and Trinidad State College. Students had the time to talk with numerous local businesses and groups about job opportunities, including the City of Trinidad, Trinidad Lake State Park, Trinidad Aquatic Center, Las Animas Grille, The Café, Trinidad Inn Nursing Home and others. Pictured at left, Jay Gonzalez, executive dish washer of Las Animas Grille, talks with a potential job applicant Thursday, April 7 at the Trinidad Workforce Center job fair. Benjamin Mandile / The Chronicle-News

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Trinidad City Council voted to table a proposed ordinance seeking to limit the number of “alcoholic beverage retail activity” festivals after numerous city councilmembers said the ordinance needed more discussion and development.

With the arrival of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (NPSTW) beginning April 10, the Colorado State Patrol wants to honor the men and women who serve in the Colorado State Patrol’s six centers as well as those who work in regional and local communication centers around the state.

ALBUQUERQUE — The New Mexico Board of Bar Examiners (NMBBE) is pleased to announce Camille Pedrick as its new executive director. She assumes her duties effective April 11.

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A small earthquake struck 5.5 miles (9 km) south of Clayton, New Mexico, March 31, the second in about two weeks, according to data from the U.S. Geological Survey.

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