AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHigher Education: UNM-Los Alamos could get $3 million for a student services center if voters approve General Obligation Bond 3 on Nov. 3. Outdoor Recreation: Pajarito Mountain is boosting snowmaking capacity ahead of ski season, with a new pipeline set to provide far more water and expand snowmaking acreage by 50%. Election 2026: Gubernatorial candidates Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull are in the final stretch, while U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez and Republican challenger Greg Cunningham faced off in a congressional debate. Public Health: Two more New World screwworm cases were found in Grant County, adding to concerns near Silver City and Hachita. Project Jupiter: New Mexico’s attorney general says thousands of comments on the data center’s air-quality permit may be fraudulent, amid wider scrutiny of how public feedback was gathered. Water Supply: A proposed 200-mile pipeline would send 9.7 billion gallons a year from the Pecos Basin to the water-stressed Estancia Basin; its scale and potential costs have drawn skepticism.
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