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Chama s First Mayor Celebrates 100th Birthday

Special to the SUN     Eddie Esteban Vigil Jr., Chama’s first mayor, on Dec. 26 turned 100. It’s been 52 years since he held that position.     He now lives in Albuquerque with his daughter Linda, and his wife of 73 years, Luz Gallegos-Vigil.     His son Ernest Vigil, the youngest among 10 children, stood outside the Chama Chevron on a recent December day, and said, “My dad was the luckiest man in the world.”     Ernest sat in his vintage Full Moon trailer office as he recounted his father’s start.     Eddie’s luck started when the head nun at the Tierra Amarilla School sent him home and told him not to come back, “without a parent.”

Locals remember the impact fallen Priest had in the East Valley

Faithful remember the many impacts of a local Catholic leader, Father Fransisco Valdovinos Father Francisco Valdovinos of Sanctuary of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Meccca died on Friday following a Valdovinos was 58 years old. A very humble man who was very committed to our farmworkers, to our eastern Coachella Valley community, said Luz Gallegos, who worked with Valdovinos. He always wanted to give without asking for anything in return. According to the Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity, Valdovinos passed away shortly after a brief visit from his sister and in the presence of the Missionary Servants. Valdovinos became a priest in 1994. Over the years, he would serve communities in Mexico City, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Tallahassee, FL, and Compton, CA. He made his way to the small unincorporated community of Mecca in 2018.

California budget calls for $15 billion in economic relief

California budget calls for $15 billion in economic relief Staff and wire reports California Gov. Gavin Newsom s $227 billion budget plan released Friday would turn a $15 billion windfall because of surging tax revenues into economic relief as the state confronts the coronavirus pandemic and ensuing deaths. He pressed for lawmakers to act quickly on $5 billion in “emergency funding for five priorities: $2 billion for reopening schools, boosting coronavirus vaccine spending, $735 million in small business grants and fee waivers and $2.4 billion to give $600 cash payments to roughly 4 million people. The money comes from surging tax revenues despite the pandemic, as California s richest continue to prosper and lower-income people are hit hardest from job losses. 

The US isn t an option anymore : why California s immigrants are heading back to Mexico

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