Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 8th of October.
Good morning, Albuquerque.
💼 Business
The Top Executives Series spotlights six Ellis School alumni leading local healthcare organizations with business skills to boost patient care.
Their individual stories will begin posting on Oct. 14 to offer fresh perspectives on our evolving health landscape.
🎓 Education
The University of New Mexico received a federal Open Textbook Pilot Grant of $1.55 million to expand the New Mexico Open Educational Resources (OER) Consortium that supports faculty with free course materials at local institutions.
UNM library staff said proposals for transitioning courses are due through Nov. 1.
🌲 Environment
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said the agency would reconsider oil and gas rules during the NMOGA meeting, a move that could boost production + increase air pollution.
The public will review and comment on proposed methane changes when details are released soon.
🏛️ Government
State regulators' Public Interest Advocacy Staff filed a petition Tuesday asking commissioners to authorize an investigation into PNM's estimated bills this summer; the review will test meters in Alamogordo and Ruidoso and check for meter-reader shortages + overcharges.
An activist group in downtown Albuquerque held signs on Lomas near the clerk’s office on Wednesday to encourage early voting for the Nov.
3 election. The group plans additional events as voting locations open Oct. 17 for New Mexicans to cast ballots in person.
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