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HED mourns loss of Diné College leader Roessel

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By Tripp Stelnicki
| hed.nm.gov
SANTA FE – The New Mexico Higher Education Department joins the Diné College community in its mourning of President Charles “Monty” Roessel, who died Jan. 6. Higher Education Secretary Stephanie M. Rodriguez issued the following statement: “I share my condolences with the community today as we mourn the loss of Diné College President Charles Roessel. He was a remarkable leader and a champion for education.
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Portal artists asked to demonstrate talents, and some aren’t happy about it

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By Tripp Stelnicki
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
In the Palace of the Governors courtyard, the Native American artisans set to work making jewelry. The sound of their tools, as well as a notice placed out on the sidewalk, drew the attention of passersby who stopped to observe and ask questions. This was a rare peek behind the scenes — one that some of the creators of items for sale in front of the iconic downtown Santa Fe building did not appreciate.
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Judge rules city must use ranked-choice voting system in March election

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By Tripp Stelnicki
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
A state district judge on Wednesday ordered the city of Santa Fe to use ranked-choice voting in the March election, when voters will choose their first full-time mayor. Judge David Thomson said the ranked-choice software is “clearly available” and must be used in the election in accordance with the city charter amendment of 2008 that authorized the system. “To me, in the end, the concerns [about accurately implementing ranked-choice voting] do not meet the law,” Thomson said.
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