A request by a foreign entity to drill over 50 wells to redistribute water from rural to urban areas is the decade long water battle discussed by Rep. Gail Armstrong . Armstrong describes the role of the Office of the State Engineer in water the rights battle.
The state budget has challenges and Lt. Governor John Sanchez discusses the state of the economy. Growing revenue does not mean raising taxes for NM. Sanchez elaborates on his vision for the future of NM .
Representative Deborah Armstrong, NM District 17,discusses healthcare rights in New Mexico. The discussion details end-of-life decision making, and women's contraceptive rights.
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Mike Canfield, CEO of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, discusses the new exhibits and learning series coming to the IPCC in 2017.
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Synthia Jaramillo, Chief Operating Officer of the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce, discusses small business, workforce development and bilingual resources.
Colorado is encountering difficulties with roads in both urban and rural areas. Across the state lawmakers are searching for solutions to the rising traffic headaches. Phillip Thomas, Mayor Pro-Tem for the City of Fountain expresses his concern with roads and that is trash. Find out how waste is adding to problems on the streets of Fountain.
Interview date 06/21/2017
Jill Horner speaks with Shing-Fu Hsueh, Mayor from the Township of West Windsor, about Open Space. Interview recorded 8/8/2017. For more videos and information about your community, go to ComcastNewsmakers.com.
SiTE:LAB creates temporary art projects aimed at facilitating dynamic collaborations between the art, education, business and cultural communities of Grand Rapids.
Tom Clinton of SiTE:LAB joins Laurel Hess for a discussion on how art is transformed in the community of Grand Rapids.
Interview recorded September 21st, 2017.
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