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Otero County extended ICE contract before it took effect this week.
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Native American youth make up 15% of the total child population in New Mexico, and they often face more challenges around things like economic wellbeing. A new report called “Being a Good Relative” highlights how these can impact academic achievement, while also why more holistic approaches can help Native students succeed. The study was created by One Generation in partnership with Albuquerque Public Schools. KUNM spoke with Tracie Benally, who is Diné and director of community insights with One Generation.
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For New Mexico youth, having a trusted adult mentor, like a Big Brother or Big Sister, can lead to better outcomes, like staying away from drugs and alcohol and pursuing higher education. But as mentorship programs face volunteer shortages, some young people are being left without the support they need.
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Florida is the setting and inspiration for Carl Hiaasen's novels, which are populated with characters and storylines inspired by the state's bizarre news. He speaks at the Santa Fe International Literary Festival on Saturday at 9 a.m. -
Steve Goldstein will succeed Garnett Stokes as the 24th president of state's largest university.
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