Representative Cates was the keynote speaker at the 8 March meeting of the Land and Water Summit, held at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. She had previously joined an all-day, 6-site field trip to study low water use commercial landscaping that works—as well as see sites that need help. She also visited a green storm water project, an academic research project on soil absorption, and a commercial tree farm.
Today we are visiting Squeezed Juice Bar. I love all of the fresh and tasty options, and some of their products are grown right here in District 44. Come check it out!
Delighted to receive this letter from John Dyrcz and Ashley Long: “Congratulations! We are extremely pleased, on behalf of the New Mexico State Council of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, to issue you an endorsement from our union for the 2024 electoral cycle.”
Focus on Water-Preservation, Management, and Planning 2:00 to 4:00 PM. At the home of Daymon Ely and Cynthia Fry, Corrales, NMAddress provided upon RSVP
Kathleen here with another Kool Spot in district 44. This is Kickstand Cafe. You can get your bicycle worked on, buy a new bike, get some coffee, or just enjoy the ambiance! Check it out!
Kathleen joined with others last April at the Rio Rancho Governing Council meeting to support our local libraries and our right to read what we want. A right-wing hate group threatened (and continues to threaten) to remove all books with LGBT topics from public libraries. Reason and freedom prevailed thanks to a large turnout of…