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Regional schools head back to online

Regional schools head back to online Portales High, Melrose, Yucca students temporarily go remote Last updated 5/8/2021 at 3:06pm SANTA FE New Mexico s newest update of the “Red to Green” framework shows most of the state is in the vaunted turquoise designation, and they ll stay there until at least June 2. But all is far from well, with Curry and Roosevelt counties reporting 63 new COVID-19 cases and three deaths in the last four days and three local schools returning to remote learning as a result. Portales High School was the latest closure to in-person learning announced Friday, the same day Melrose announced a one-week remote learning period and three days after Clovis Municipal Schools announced a voluntary two-week remote learning period for Yucca Middle School.

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As The Biden Administration Begins Unwinding Them, Medicaid Work Experiments Remain Unreasonable, Unnecessary, And Harmful

As The Biden Administration Begins Unwinding Them, Medicaid Work Experiments Remain Unreasonable, Unnecessary, And Harmful
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Area sees snowfall, record low Monday morning

Area sees snowfall, record low Monday morning Kevin Wilson Calvin DeWitt of Clovis shovels the sidewalk in front of his Southwest Business Solutions business on Main Street Monday morning. The area received four inches of snow with snow drifts reported up to four feet. CLOVIS - Eastern New Mexico was no exception to the smack of winter weather felt across the country over the weekend. Area snowfall totals from the weekend, according to the National Weather Service s Albuquerque office, were between 1.5 and 4 inches, with drifts reported up to four feet. The powder may stick around for the next few days, with a cold start to the week. The Clovis Municipal Airport reported a Monday morning low of minus-11.

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