2023 Citizen of the Year: Tia Jones
Tia Jones takes on a role not many people have the compassion and fortitude for — she’s a voice for the voiceless.
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2023 Unsung Hero Ginny Adame: Connecting with the Community
Becoming a lawyer was Ginny Adame’s plan for a career path. A criminal justice major with a...
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2023 Unsung Hero Mary Atencio: Crocheting with Kindness
“It makes me feel good to know that at 93, I can do something useful. It isn’t much, but it makes me feel good to know I’m not just ‘here,’ that I’m useful and I can do things.”
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2023 Unsung Heroes Friends of El Cerro: True Trailblazers
Friends of El Cerro: True Trailblazers
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2023 Unsung Hero Alfredo Gomez: Doing the Right Thing
Alfredo Gomez’s commitment to community service embodies the four pillars of the American Legion — veterans’ affairs/ rehabilitation, national security, Americanism and children/youth.
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2023 Unsung Hero Jo’l Moore: Responsible for the World
Jo’l Moore is more than just a local artist or even a manager of a used book store. She is a wild...
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2023 Unsung Hero Pat Poole: A Lifetime of Service
All her life, Rio Communities resident, Pat Poole says she knew she was here to help people and that is why she was selected as one of this year’s Valencia County News-Bulletin Unsung Heroes.
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New Mexico Water Rights History & Purpose
Water is one of the most important natural resources and, as it dries up, water rights become increasingly important.
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Keeping it Clean: Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant
BELEN—Have you ever wondered where the water from your home goes after it disappears down the sink...
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Irrigating in the Middle Rio Grande Valley: Feeding our communities
Lifelong farmer Fabian Padilla says the role of agriculture in the valley is a historic one and interconnects with all parts of life.
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Local Water Management: Planning for the Future
In Valencia County, water management varies across jurisdictions; however, one municipality takes water management to new heights through extensive policy and long-term planning.
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Water conservation can begin at home
The value of water is certainly rising, and that’s why various factions, from environmental to governmental, agricultural to occupational, encourage homeowners to save water and save money.
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