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1 week ago | 
news-bulletin.com | Clara Garcia |Clara García |Julia Dendinger
RIO COMMUNITIES — They never thought it would be easy to form their own municipality 12 years ago, but they did. Now, the Rio Communities governing body is taking steps to establish its own water and wastewater system. The decision comes after New Mexico Water Service Company, the private company that provides sewer and water service to Rio Communities and other areas in Valencia County, petitioned the state to increase new sewer connection fees by tens of thousands of dollars.
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2 months ago | 
fountaincourt.co.uk | Clara Garcia |Clara García
This is the seventh episode in the fourth series of The Fountain Court Podcast. The episode marks International Women’s Day focusing on the theme, “Accelerate Action”. Hosted by Wee-An Tan, a barrister at Fountain Court. Joining Wee-An in the discussion is fellow Fountain Court member Tamara Oppenheimer KC, a commercial barrister renowned for her expertise in complex litigation, and Neeta Chityal, Partner at Addleshaw Goddard’s Global Investigations team based in London.
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
news-bulletin.com | Clara Garcia |Clara García
Dozens of fire departments across New Mexico are set to share nearly $25 million in state funding to help pay for more firefighters and EMTs.The New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration awarded $24.9 million in grants to 59 public entities to help offset the cost of new firefighter and EMT salaries for three years. The funding is expected to help hire 190 new firefighters and EMT positions statewide.
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Jul 25, 2024 | 
news-bulletin.com | Clara Garcia |Clara García
As a person who is a few years north of 50, I’ve come to realize my memory leaves much to be desired. News-Bulletin editor/publisher Like everyone, there are times when I forget why I walk into a room and sometimes struggle to find the right word. I’ve never been one to remember every person who I ever met — much less their names — or certain experiences when I was young.
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Jul 11, 2024 | 
news-bulletin.com | Clara Garcia |Clara García
A group of local quilters —Bits & Pieces — are “sew” excited they are able to give back to the community by doing what they love — quilting. Along with their sister organization — Valencia Valley Quilters — the members of Bits & Pieces help with community service projects by assembling and sewing quilts and give them out in hopes it will comfort those who receive them.
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Jun 13, 2024 | 
news-bulletin.com | Clara Garcia |Clara García
LOS LUNAS — Louis Huning, the longest serving and most successful mayor in the history of Los Lunas, died Wednesday, June 5. He was 74. Huning’s family, including his wife, Nancy, and their children, Ruth Ann Gonzales and Louis Huning Jr., described him as a visionary, a man of faith who loved his family above all else. Huning was elected seven times, serving as mayor of Los Lunas for 27 years from 1982 until 2009. He retired from office as he was suffering from symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.
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Jun 3, 2024 | 
fountaincourt.co.uk | Clara Garcia |Clara García
Home / Latest / Exploring dispute resolution in the MENA ahead of LIDW24 In the lead up to London International Disputes Week 2024, Anneliese Day KC talked to the Oath about the progressive evolution of disputes work in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, particularly in light of recent developments in the region. Anneliese was interviewed alongside co-chair of LIDW24 Luke Tucker Harrison.
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May 10, 2024 | 
fountaincourt.co.uk | Clara Garcia |Clara García
Delhi High Court recently issued a temporary injunction restraining Ashneer Grover, former co-founder and Managing Director of the Indian fintech company Resilient Innovations Private Limited, the owner of the BharatPe App, from selling 18,189 shares in the company. One of the former co-founders, Bhavik Koladiya, has sued Ashneer Grover for the return of these shares, which are said to be valued in excess of US$ 77 million, as per the last round of institutional funding.
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Jan 30, 2024 | 
usforacle.com | Clara Garcia |Clara García |Julia Saad
Christian Chow Quan, vice-relations chair for the Student Government (SG) Senate Relations Committee, wrote a resolution last fall to implement an Office of Sustainability on all three USF campuses. The document had to go through two checks and two voting sessions last fall before it was sent through email Friday, Quan said.
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Jan 30, 2024 | 
usforacle.com | Julia Saad |Ananya Siragavarapu |Clara Garcia |Clara García
USF Hillel hosted Gil Hoffman, the first Jewish speaker to attend campus after the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel, in a room with over 200 seats and eight people at the Marshall Student Center (MSC) on Monday. Hoffman said he was “very disappointed” to see there were no Muslim students. He said he would be happy to speak to “them” over Zoom at any time. “Why don’t they want to learn?” Hoffman said. “Do they only come when they want to make Jewish students uncomfortable?
