Tag: New Mexico
Red-Green COVID-19 system in New Mexico
As the Christmas season approaches, the governor has introduced her “Red to Green” framework in response to the COVID-19 pandemic — a tiered system she says will give local communities more flexibility in day-to-day activities....
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Crafting, debating and approving legislation is a process
“There ought to be a law” is a common refrain said in both jest and seriousness. Whether it’s...
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Wearing Masks: Lessons from the Spanish Flu Epidemic Of 1918 (Part II)
The last edition of La Historia documented that many Americans reacted to the Spanish flu epidemic...
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All state high school athletic competition on hold till spring
There will be no fall sports season after all. After weeks of buildup as teams across the county...
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Belen councilors discuss possibly dissolving municipal court
BELEN—In an effort to gain more information about municipal court, the Belen City Council held a...
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La Historia del Rio Abajo: Wearing Masks: Lessons from the Spanish Flu Epidemic of 1918
With the exception of when we celebrate Halloween, rob banks or attend costume parties, most...
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Learning Great Leadership: John Chavez at the New Mexico Military Institute, 1981-1986
John Chavez remembers the day when he was reading a copy of “Boy’s Life,” the Boy Scouts’ monthly...
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Mundy inducted as Los Lunas Rotary president
LOS LUNAS—The Very Rev. Robert L. Mundy was inducted June 30 as president of the Rotary Club of...
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Got Shots? Immunization clinics to run July 25 – Aug. 15
The New Mexico Department of Health, the New Mexico Immunization Coalition, the New Mexico Primary...
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Belen property owners receiving vacant fee notices from the city
BELEN—Dozens of property owners in Belen began receiving letters from the city last month alerting...
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25 years of service
BELEN—For a quarter of a century, Nathan Godfrey has protected his community while giving his all...
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