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Fri, 29 September 2017
Tom Trowbridge has the latest from the Navajo Times |
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Fri, 22 September 2017
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Tue, 19 September 2017
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Tue, 19 September 2017
For the first time, Native Americans living in New Mexico can call a free crisis hotline to report domestic abuse Mallory Black is communications director for the StrongHearts Native Helpline. Black says the helpline is a culturally-appropriate safe and confidential helpline for natives and by natives: |
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Mon, 18 September 2017
In a time of uncertainty over what’s in store for the Affordable Care Act, health insurance providers on the state’s health exchange are certain of one thing, they’ll be hiking their individual policy premium rates. KSFR’s Ellen Lockyer has more. |
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Mon, 18 September 2017
In Washington, the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources heard testimony last week about the work of the Department of Energy’s 17 national laboratories, including Los Alamos and Sandia National Labs in New Mexico. Senator Martin Heinrich, who is a member of the committee, says both labs play critical roles in both national security and development of advanced energy technologies. The Democrat spoke of the need to make it easier for the private sector to engage with national laboratories to commercialize innovative technology. |
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Mon, 18 September 2017
Looking back at New Mexico’s weather during summer 2017—referring here to meteorological summer, consisting of June, July and August—Albuquerque National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Kerry Jones describes it as variable. Jones adding that your assessment of summer really depends upon what part of the state you’re in. |
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Fri, 15 September 2017
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Thu, 14 September 2017
As you heard in the top of the hour news here on KSFR, Saturday is the date for the sixth annual Santa Fe neighbor-to-neighbor food drive. I spoke on Wednesday with food drive creator and coordinator Linda Wilder-Flatt and asked her what people can do at this point to help out. |
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Thu, 14 September 2017
The New Mexico Rail Runner Express train line that runs between Santa Fe to Belen faces a challenge. A few years back, Congress approved new safety standards that all passenger trains must comply with. The problem is the 50-million dollar price-tag, because the Rail Runner has been left to foot the bill. Augusta Meyers is the communications director for the New Mexico Rail Runner Express. |
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Thu, 14 September 2017
Turmoil over protests against the annual Santa Fe “Entrada” re-enactment continues this week, as the American Civil Liberties Union has announced its investigation into events that led to arrests during last Friday’s ceremony at Santa Fe Plaza. And the city of Santa Fe’s survey of historical markers and monuments that may be offensive to certain minorities presages some changes in attitude about how the city honors its forbears. Deputy New Mexico historian Rob Martinez dropped-by the KSFR studios to shed some light on some of the historic events that shaped New Mexico’s history, the celebrations that accompany them and the controversy that arises. |
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Wed, 13 September 2017
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Tue, 12 September 2017
The credit-reporting company Equifax Inc. disclosed late last week that hackers gained access to some of its systems, potentially compromising the personal information of roughly 143 million U.S. consumers. The Wall Street Journal says it’s considered one of the biggest and most threatening data breaches in recent years. The size of the hack is second only to the pair of attacks on Yahoo disclosed last year that affected the information of as many as one-and-a-half billion customers. It also involves nearly twice the number affected by one of the highest-profile breaches at a financial firm, the cyberattack at J.P. Morgan Chase and Company about three years ago. Troia Corey is Director of the Consumer and Environmental Protection Division at the New Mexico Attorney General’s office. Corey says there are a couple of things consumers should be aware of in light of the Equifax breach. |
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Thu, 7 September 2017
Here's a story about lending a helping hand. Mesilla Park state representative Bill McCamley traveled to Texas to assist in the post Hurricane Harvey aftermath. McCamley, a Democrat, says he believes in neighbors helping neighbors. |
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Thu, 7 September 2017
The Inside] Out Art Exhibition, an annual exhibition giving those who are living with mental illness a venue for showing their art in a professional gallery, will be held this year for the first time in the downtown Santa Fe Community Gallery. |
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Tue, 5 September 2017
Memorial Services are being planned for the New Mexico State Capitol in the coming week to remember longtime New Mexico State Representative Luciano “Lucky” Varela of Santa Fe. Varela died Saturday at his home in Santa Fe. KSFR's Tom Trowbridge spoke with Varela, a Democrat who served 30-years in the House, shortly after his retirement from the Legislature took effect.
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Tue, 5 September 2017
Tom Trowbridge speaks with Joe Monahan—a political consultant and former reporter, who launched his journalistic-non-partisan blog, “New Mexico Politics with Joe Monahan” in 2003--about what's ahead in the 2018 election cycle very early on in the campaign. |
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