Daniel Chacón
Reporter at Santa Fe New Mexican
State government reporter at The Santa Fe New Mexican. Puro norteño who is a farm boy at heart.
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1 week ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Daniel Chacon |Daniel Chacón
With New Mexicans' penchant for littering on roadways and other public places, breaking the bad habit is no easy feat. Whether it's a cigarette butt or a fast food wrapper, litter is an ongoing — and ugly — problem across the state. But the administration of Gov.
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1 week ago |
slj.com | Daniel Chacon |Daniel Chacón |Carol Youssif
K-Gr 2–A bilingual story about a girl who wakes up having magically transformed into a gecko. Lizzie is used to falling asleep while listening to her dad’s stories at bedtime, but she is completely surprised to wake up having the body of a gecko. She goes looking for answers inside and outside her home, facing increasingly dangerous and hostile interactions. After shutting her eyes tight following an encounter with a black bird, she’s back in bed and realizes it was all a dream.
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2 weeks ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Daniel Chacon |Daniel Chacón
The New Mexico Health Care Authority on Wednesday terminated a $1.75 million contract with a nonprofit whose acting executive director is a former state lawmaker — as well as a friend and former business partner of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham — amid lingering questions about the big-dollar deal.
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2 weeks ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Daniel Chacon |Daniel Chacón
At the end of the 60-day legislative session last month, Republican lawmakers bemoaned what they described as a failure by the Democratic-majority Legislature to address crime. Now, four of them can speak from experience. A legislative office in Los Lunas shared by four Republicans — a senator and three House members, including Minority Leader Gail Armstrong of Magdalena — was broken into and burglarized, Senate Republican spokesperson Brandon Harris said Tuesday.
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2 weeks ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Daniel Chacon |Daniel Chacón
A Virginia-based education company has filed an ethics complaint against the superintendent of Gallup-McKinley County Schools, alleging Mike Hyatt retaliated against the firm and tried to terminate its contract with the school district after it turned him down for a "lucrative job." The complaint, filed Monday on behalf of Stride Inc., which describes itself as a for-profit that provides online and blended education programs, accuses Hyatt of violating the Governmental Conduct Act and state...
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