Las Cruces, NM
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
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Las Cruces, NM
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Grounds for celebration. Beck’s Express opened in June at 533 N. Main St., immediately south of Organ Mountain Outfitters.
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By Mike Cook
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7/10/20
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When a dispute arises that can’t be worked out between the parties, many turn to mediation as a way to seek compromise.
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By Jess Williams
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7/10/20
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With public schools trying to plan a way to open safely amid the COVID-19 pandemic, non-profit Las Cruces Academy (LCA) is up and running, molding young minds in the era of social distancing and distance learning.
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By Jess Williams
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7/10/20
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Leadership New Mexico has announced that Las Cruces businessman Russell Allen will serve as its 2020-2021 board chair.
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Bulletin report
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7/10/20
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Sometimes when Arnold McMillan went to Hatch to buy and roast his green chile, some 35 years back, there would be red chile pods caught up in the green ones and he would just roast those too. Then he found the flavor improved.
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By Elva K. Österreich
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7/2/20
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Matrix “Chop” Lidner, who turns 9 in August, is a maker of unique bracelets.
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6/26/20
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The Emporium is again accepting donations and will reopen to the public on Thursday, July 9, said Heather Pollard and Joanne Achen, who are among the 12 volunteers who operate the antiques and gift shop at 106 S. Water St. in downtown Las Cruces.
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By Mike Cook
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6/26/20
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Blue Road Investments has broken ground on Westpark Building 1 in Santa Teresa, the company said in a June 17 news release.
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By Mike Cook
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6/26/20
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With the guidance of the New Mexico Department of Health and following directives from Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, Jardin de los Niños has re-opened Tuesday, June 16.
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By Mike Cook
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6/26/20
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Like other department heads at NMSU, I’ve been spending a lot of time working on the fall schedule.
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By Chris Erickson
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6/19/20
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Film and media production are likely to have a faster and stronger recovery from COVID-19 than other industries, and Las Cruces could have an important role to play in Hollywood’s “new normal.”
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By Mike Cook
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6/19/20
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Las Cruces – like the rest of the state – is seeing businesses reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Safety precautions are in place, and social distancing is the new normal.
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By Jess Williams, Richard Coltharp, Mike Cook, Elva Osterreich
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6/12/20
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Mountain View Market Cooperative (MVMC) – a longtime Las Cruces staple for local, natural, and organic foods, produce and wellness supplements – has adapted to COVID-19 with enhanced …
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By Jess Williams
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6/5/20
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Electronic Caregiver (ECG), a national health technology company based in Las Cruces, has hired former Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Intel executive Mark Francis as its chief digital health …
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By Mike Cook
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6/5/20
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Without question, COVID-19 has plunged us into far more than a health crisis.
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By Tracey Bryan
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6/2/20
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The New Mexico Economic Development Department (NMEDD) Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP) board has approved funding for 20 New Mexico companies – including one in Las Cruces – to train 104 new employees and 24 interns, with an allocation of $2.5 million in May, NMEDD said in a news release.
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6/1/20
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Bulletin reporter Mike Cook was at Paisano Café’s (next door to the Bulletin at 1740 Calle de Mercado) first dine-in customer at lunch today since the public health closure of all …
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Bulletin Report
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6/1/20
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Tuesday, May 26, announced the state’s emergency public health order will be amended to permit limited outdoor dine-in services for most of the state beginning …
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From a news release from the governor’s office
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5/26/20
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Officials from an Albuquerque-based nonprofit think tank said Las Cruces could see a temporary and permanent loss of about 8,000 jobs because of COVID-19 and that it could take about four and …
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Bulletin Report
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5/26/20
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One thing taught to every young economist is that forecasting outside the sample is dangerous and that such forecasts are often little better than guesses.
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By Chris Erickson
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5/22/20
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