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New Mexico Department of Health Calls for Participation in Golden Chile Awards Program

By Santa Fe Standard | May 3, 2024

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Health (NMHealth) is calling upon all participants of the New Mexico Grown program to apply for the prestigious Golden Chile Awards. The program, which collaborates with local farmers, ranchers, and food businesses, aims to recognize and honor individuals and institutions for their contributions to promoting locally grown food.Secretary Patrick Allen for NMHealth emphasized the significance of the New Mexico Grown program, stating, "New Mexico Grown is an important program that nourishes New Mexico school-age children, older adults,...

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Torrance County had five lawyers with active licenses to practice law as of March

By Santa Fe Standard | May 3, 2024

There were five lawyers with active licenses to practice in Torrance County as of March, according to the State Bar of New Mexico.

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"‘Take A Ride on Us’ Program Provides Safe Ride Option for Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, Albuquerque Residents on Cinco de Mayo Weekend 2024"

By Santa Fe Standard | May 3, 2024

Santa Fe, NM—In an effort to promote safety during the upcoming Cinco de Mayo celebrations, a collaborative initiative has been announced to offer residents of Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, and Albuquerque a safe ride option. The program, known as "Take A Ride on Us," aims to provide individuals with an alternative to driving under the influence.As stated by the announcement, residents of Santa Fe, Bernalillo, and Sandoval Counties can utilize the program from 10 am on May 3rd through 2 am on May 6th. By entering the code NMCINCO24 in the Uber app under VOUCHERS, individuals can...

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County Launches Phase Three of Fentanyl Awareness Campaign

By Santa Fe Standard | May 3, 2024

Santa Fe County Community Services has launched phase three of its public awareness campaign in support of National Fentanyl Awareness Day on May 7, 2024. The initiative aims to mitigate public health harms associated with fentanyl consumption. The campaign, with the catchy slogan "One Pill Can Kill," initially focused on educating the public about the lethal effects of fentanyl. Now, phases two and three emphasize harm reduction through the message "Never Use Alone," displayed prominently across various platforms in the County.According to an unnamed source, the campaign...

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There were 43 lawyers with active licenses to practice in Taos County as of March

By Santa Fe Standard | May 2, 2024

There were 43 lawyers with active licenses to practice in Taos County as of March, according to the State Bar of New Mexico.

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SFPS students win awards at New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair

By Santa Fe Standard | May 2, 2024

Alisha Wald, a seventh-grader from Mandela International Magnet School, emerged as a standout at the New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair, winning six awards including first place for Physics and Astronomy (Junior Division) and the Grand Prize overall in Junior Division for Physical Science. Wald's achievements also earned her recognition from various organizations such as the Office of Naval Research and ThermoFisher. She expressed her enthusiasm, stating, "I am thrilled to have been recognized for my hard work and dedication in the field of science."In a...

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Innovation rules at the SFPS Expo!

By Santa Fe Standard | May 2, 2024

Twenty SFPS schools recently took part in the district's Innovation Expo at Milagro Middle School, leaving attendees impressed with the students' technological prowess. Gary Lewis, SFPS director of digital learning, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "What an incredibly exciting event this was! I am always impressed when our students showcase their use of technology. It is an inspiration for all educators to see what can be accomplished using our available resources. Kudos to all SFPS students and staff for sharing with our community."The Expo, themed "Empowering...

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SFPS Fosters Unique Teaching Experiences

By Santa Fe Standard | May 2, 2024

Bryan Cruz, a bilingual first-grade teacher at Ramirez Thomas Elementary, shared his unique journey and experiences within the Santa Fe Public Schools (SFPS). Cruz's path into education took a different turn compared to most, as he shifted from pursuing an engineering degree to embracing a career in teaching, influenced by his family's background in education.Reflecting on his decision, Cruz expressed gratitude towards his family, stating, "My family is full of educators, and they’ve supported me since day one." This familial influence led him to SFPS, where he found his...

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Where were the cheapest places to fill up on midgrade gas in cities in Los Alamos County in week ending Apr. 27?

By Santa Fe Standard | May 1, 2024

The only price of midgrade gas in cities throughout Los Alamos County was found at a single gas station in the week ending Apr. 27, according to GasBuddy.com.

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There were 474 active legal licenses in Santa Fe County as of March

By Santa Fe Standard | May 1, 2024

There were 474 lawyers with active licenses to practice in Santa Fe County as of March, according to the State Bar of New Mexico.

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Fentanyl Awareness Day highlights overdose prevention

By Santa Fe Standard | May 1, 2024

On May 7, 2024, Fentanyl Awareness Day will be observed to shed light on overdose prevention efforts in New Mexico. The New Mexico Department of Health (NMHealth) is urging residents to familiarize themselves with the signs of fentanyl overdose and appropriate responses.NMHealth Secretary, Patrick Allen, emphasized the importance of preventing overdose deaths, stating, "Every individual has the power to stop an overdose death and help begin the cycle that leads toward that recovery."Dr. Miranda Durham, NMHealth’s Chief Medical Officer, highlighted the urgency of the...