NMSU will also get $10 million for facility construction in the Creative Media Institute and $1.575 million for road improvements on the Gadsden campus. Other local funding includes $3.083 million for construction of a new senior center on the East Mesa, $310,000 for the Munson Senior Center and $344,000 for the Anthony Senior Center.
The capital outlay bill passed by the Legislature this year provides just under $290 million for 136 projects throughout the state, including $20 million for steam tunnel and electrical infrastructure upgrades at New Mexico State University.
NMSU will also get $10 million for facility construction in the Creative Media Institute and $1.575 million for road improvements on the Gadsden campus. Other local funding includes $3.083 million for construction of a new senior center on the East Mesa, $310,000 for the Munson Senior Center and $344,000 for the Anthony Senior Center. Filmmaker Lois Lipman discusses her movie First We Bombed New Mexico, which portrays the lasting impact to residents of the Tularosa Basin when the first atomic bomb was detonated at Trinity Site.
Walt and Nancy discuss with Mary Patierno her film, Requiem for a River, on the Rio Grande, which shows this week in the Las Cruces Film Festival.
Jason Laney of the National Weather Service will discuss his upcoming presentation for the NMSU Climate Cambios series on the role the weather services is playing to warn about the effects of climate change.
Co-hosts, Walt Rubel and Nancy Baker discuss issues in the news and prepare to guide us through today's show.
Lisa Lucca talks with entrepreneur and writer, Rob Ross, about his powerful Facebook post on toxic masculinity, being a self-employed single dad, Travis and Taylor, and the need for us all to embrace and express our emotions. Greg Smith has a full hour of good conversation about Nan Rubin and her many and important contributions to community radio, her own art collecting, and her upcoming move to Boston. Guests also include Irene Oliver-Lewis joining in to share some of her experiences working with Nan along with Chris Bardey and Chris Preciado-Shelton sharing information about International Print Day coming up in May. We will miss Nan, but we are left with the strong legacy that she has built here.
Today, with Jack Turney and Zane Chaffee, we explore some of the ways humans have long related to and honored the arrival of Spring. We also look into some of the many stories of virgin birth, death, and resurrection - including and preceding the biblical account of the virgin birth, death, and resurrection of Jesus. A whole lotta' nuanced ground to cover. We get to touch on some of it.
Stuart Kelter interviews Karen Valby, a culture writer whose work has appeared in Vanity Fair, the New York Times, O Magazine, Glamour, Fast Company, and EW. She is also the author of two books. The first, Welcome to Utopia: Notes from a Small Town, was published in 2010. Her soon-to-be-released book, The Swans of Harlem: Five Black Ballerinas, Fifty Years of Sisterhood, and their Reclamation of a Groundbreaking History, is the subject of today’s interview.
A film festival is a little bit like a film itself, in that the first thing to get our attention is usually the stars.
Ron Pearlman, who I remember for his role as the crusty but wiley leader of an outlaw biker gang in the series “Sons of Anarchy,” will be the star of the Las Cruces International Film Festival this year. He will be screening his movie “Hellboy.” |
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