AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEPA Recycling Boost for Pueblos: New Mexico pueblos just landed over $2.1M to expand recycling and composting—Isleta gets $1.5M for sorting and green-waste drop-offs, while Cochiti receives nearly $641K for a centralized composting program. Community, Culture, and Care: Deb Haaland’s vision for New Mexico is rooted in Pueblo tradition and land-based prayer, tying public life back to community values. Campus Climate Under Scrutiny: A professor at New Mexico Highlands University alleges a “culture of discrimination,” saying visa renewal problems and tenure-track treatment led to retaliation and possible legal action. Health and Food Safety: An egg recall linked to drug-resistant Salmonella is still active, with specific carton codes and a limited remaining window for consumers to check and toss. Local Justice and Family Safety: New Mexico’s AG is suing CYFD over an alleged unlawful removal of a teen, claiming staff forced him to cross the border to reunite with his mother. Travel and Local Flavor: Tourism leaders are pushing rural New Mexico with cooperative marketing grants, while Albuquerque’s Italian food legacy gets a fresh spotlight through longtime favorites. Arts on the Calendar: Los Alamos Arts Council is back with August events, including an arts-and-crafts fair and afterschool art studio programming.
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