Governor announces limited reopening for dine-in restaurants, indoor malls, gyms, salons and more
Emergency public health order effective June 1 now attached. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Nora Meyers SackettPress Secretary, Office of the Governornora.sackett@state.nm.us June 1, 2020 Governor announces limited reopening for dine-in restaurants, indoor malls, gyms, salons and moreAmended emergency public health order effective June 1 SANTA FE – New Mexico’s emergency public health order has been extended and amended to permit indoor dining, hair salons, gyms and indoor shopping malls to reopen on a
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Department of Health announces COVID-19 testing now open to all workers in New Mexico
Department of Health announces COVID-19 testing now open to all workers in New Mexico May 12, 2020 | Press Room SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) announces COVID-19 testing for all workers in the state. This includes: all government employees (state, county, municipal, federal, etc.), utility and construction workers, grocery and pharmacy employees, retail and wholesale, anyone in food service or other service industries, and any New Mexican at work who would like access to a test,
Governor, health officials to give press update on COVID-19 efforts
MEDIA ADVISORYContact: Nora Meyers SackettPress Secretary, Office of the Governornora.sackett@state.nm.us(505) 690-7313 May 12, 2020 TOMORROW: Governor, health officials to givepress update on COVID-19 efforts SANTA FE – Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and state officials will host a remote news conference tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon, to provide an update on COVID-19 efforts and emergency public health orders in New Mexico. WHAT: Remote news conference regarding New Mexico’s COVID-19 efforts and
News Release: 5/7/2020Fighting Fire During Covid-19: Fire Danger Rating Rises to High on the Lincoln
Fighting Fire During Covid-19: Fire Danger Rating Rises to High on the Lincoln National Forest Alamogordo, NM – May 6, 2020 – Rising temperatures and a lack of precipitation have led fire officials on the Lincoln National Forest to raise the fire danger rating to high. A high fire danger rating means fires can start easily from most causes. Grasses and pine needles will easily ignite and campfires and brush fires are likely to escape. Fires can become serious and difficult to control unless they are
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Update from Gerald Champion Regional Medical Center
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Important Message from the Otero County Fair Association
The Otero County Fair Board would like to wish the families and businesses in our community a safe and healthy journey through this trying time. The COVID 19 pandemic has affected many of us in many ways and the Otero County Fair Association is no exception. We will not be launching our Friends of the Fair program this year in recognition of the difficult economic situation, but rest assured the Fair Board is actively planning for the 2020 Otero County Fair and Rodeo. Provided the epidemic and economic
