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The New Mexico Environment Department is offering free domestic well water testing at “Cabinet in Your Community” events in Ruidoso and Mescalero on Sept. 20 and Sept. 21 per a state news release.
“Cabinet in Your Community” will kick off at 3 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 20 in Mescalero at the State Services Expo at the Inn of Mountain Gods, located at 287 Carrizo Canyon Rd., Mescalero, N.M. 88340
There will also be a community town hall from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. On Saturday, Sept. 21, New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) and other state departments will be in Ruidoso starting at 11 a.m., with the event taking place at the Ruidoso High School Cafeteria, 125 Warrior Dr., Ruidoso, N.M. 88345. Another town hall will follow from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Those interested should bring their own water sample to NMED’s booth at either event. Staff will be available to collect samples from the start of each event to the end of the town halls.
Well water tests typically cost about $150 but will be free to the first 100 participants or while supplies last. Test results will be mailed to the households following the event within two to three weeks.
"Water testing is one more way for the Environment Department to help those impacted by the devastating South Fork and Salt fires,” said Deputy Environment Secretary Sydney Lienemann. “We encourage community members to take advantage of not just our services, but also those offered by every state agency attending Cabinet in Your Community.” Residents should use these guidelines to ensure their sample is collected correctly: •
Let the water run for two to three minutes before collecting the sample.
Sunny, with a high of 99 and low of 66 degrees. Sunny during the morning, clear overnight.
This is part of a right wing conspiracy to keep moderate voices off the air.
Get well soon Anthony.
fascinating, i had no idea that diabetes was part of a conspiracy.
Many states including New Mexico have discouraged their residents from obtaining a Real ID by charging substantially more than a "Standard ID".
New Mexico charges an additional $18 for a Real ID, doubling the cost of a license or ID here.
Other states charge up to $90 or more for a Real ID.
question for you - do you know when the requirement for "real id" came about?
2005 was when the dept of homeland security was established - right in the middle of the bush/cheney regime....we took a giant step toward becoming a police state - and dear leader is working towards even more "big brother".
The dept. of Homeland Security was established in 2002, and became active in 2003. The requirement for Real ID was started in 2005.
Way to go MLG!!
You've secured 2 hundredths of 1% of the $10 trillion in foreign investment announced so far in the last few weeks.
What would we do without leadership like this?
at least she's facilitating foreign investments, while our Dear Leader is telling our trading partners and allies to take a hike.
You confuse me.
You say she's facilitating foreign investment, but then say "Our dear leader is telling partners and allies to take a hike" which could only refer to her. Because as I stated in my previous post, Trump has negotiated $10 trillion in investments from our partners and allies so far.
So MLG says the root problem is loneliness.
What has she and her party done to help?
Ive always leaned liberal and progressive, but hold to my Independent voter status. I have become extremely disenchanted with Gov Grisham over time. While I won't speak from any political position here, I have to agree with Commissioner Barelas comments about our Govs claims not matching with her actions. Also, I
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funny you should mention polio; our new H&HS secretary, robt. kennedy jr, has made a lot of $$ advocating against vaccines - including the salk vaccine. he's been achieving some success in reviving measles lately, maybe he can do the same for polio - pretty bizarre request.
RFK is a lot like me in that regard, he's not actually advocating against vaccines, just advocating for better science, or at least science, before approving them. Something that has been sorely lacking from the NIH, FDA, and CDC. None of which allowed any research that didn't meet their political agenda. And al