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ENMU to lead rally for Haitian relief

By Clarence Plank: PNT staff writer

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Eastern New Mexico University students are rallying together on Wednesday to raise money for Haiti at the campus fountain. The Neighborhood service group, Associated Students Activities Board and African-American Affairs have teamed up to encourage... Full story

Tuesday morning briefing: broken pencil and Mexican food for a cause

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Good morning. Welcome to Freedom New Mexico’s Tuesday morning briefing.   Video of the Day Joking around: A broken pencil.   School update Cameo Elementary School is hosting a workshop called Financial Football 5:30 p.m. to... Full story

Legislative tidbits: Funding for elections

The Santa Fe New Mexican

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Days remaining in session: 9   Funding for elections Secretary of State Mary Herrera is warning lawmakers that her office won’t have the cash for the primary and general elections under the current budget being debated. In a letter to... Full story

Panel derails tougher DWI penalty measure

By Steve Terrell: The New Mexican

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Some state senators cited financial reasons as a Senate committee on Monday effectively killed a bill that would have increased DWI penalties. Currently there is no mandatory jail time for first-time DWI offenders in New Mexico. However, Senate... Full story

State hiring despite freeze

By Kate Nash: The Santa Fe New Mexican

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State government in the past seven months has hired 21 new employees despite an ongoing hiring freeze, state personnel records show. The records obtained by the Santa Fe New Mexican under the state’s Inspection of Public Records Act show that... Full story

Surveys presented to school board

By Clarence Plank: PNT staff writer

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Steiner and James elementary school principals presented data on their strengths and weaknesses, as indicated by surveys parents, teachers and students completed, at the Portales Municipal Schools Board of Education meeting Monday. The surveys look... Full story

It's their job: School advisor faces new challenges

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Name: Tracy Henderson Job: International Advisor at Eastern New Mexico University Background: Tracy earned her bachelor’s degree at ENMU and majored in public relations. After that, she continued on to get her master’s degree from... Full story

Feb. 9 ENMU Briefs

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Employee briefs • Bonnie Ballard, a former graduate student in Communicative Disorders, and Phillip Million, a professor of Communicative Disorders, presented a paper, “An Assessment of the Efficacy of Critical Listening Skills in the... Full story

Monday morning briefing: Who Dat? and the schools are jumping

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Good morning and welcome to Freedom New Mexico’s Monday briefing. Blight patrol The Keep Clovis Beautiful Committee  meets at 5:30 p.m. in the Assembly Room at city hall. Always open to the public.Video game of the week Game:... Full story

Baskett: Super Bowl is ‘business trip’

Clovis native focused on being prepared

By Kevin Wilson: Freedom New Mexico

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Hank Baskett was counting on being in the very place he is today — Miami, site of Super Bowl XLIV. He just figured he’d be in Sunday’s game wearing Eagles green, and not Colts blue. “I felt like we were going to the Super... Full story

'Adopt an Air Commando' program to launch

By Clarence Plank: PNT staff writer

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The Clovis/Curry County and the Roosevelt County chambers of commerce are teaming up with Cannon Air Force Base personnel to kick off a new program Friday — “Adopt an Air Commando.” Clovis/Curry County Chamber of Commerce said the... Full story

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