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Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham

490 Old Santa Fe Trail Room 400

Santa Fe, NM 87501

(505) 476-2200

Mervyn Tilden

P.O. Box 457

Church Rock, NM 87311

(505) 567-8561



NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

May 8, 2019

Dear Governor Lujan Grisham,

I am writing to you as a last resort and to appeal to you for immediate action regarding a dead dog that has been on the bridge to Church Rock on Highway 566 since April 29, 2019. N.M. State Road 566 is a 11 mile-long state highway in the US state of New Mexico. NM 566’s southern terminus is at N.M. 118 and Historic U.S. Route 66 in Church Rock, and the northern terminus is at the end of state...

Enjoy a First Quarter Moon on May 11. Don’t fret the small stuff. Keep in mind that there is ebb and flow to life. At times, you’ll feel as if you’re on top of the world. At other times, you may feel as if the weight is crushing you. Madame G wishes you well and encourages you to look deep within your heart for the answers. You are enough. You are everything you need.

Aries (March 21-April 19)

Dear Aries, patience is key. Don’t keep looking for answers outside of yourself. Everything you need is within you. Keep an open heart and mind and you’ll find that life gets easier. Nothing has to change for everything to get better. You’re capable of living a good life. You have a...

Well if you have read my past letters about the NRA this should be of some interest to you. Per my last letter I did not like Mr. Oliver North asking for 2 million dollars to fight the incoming politicians when he and Mr. Wayne La-Pierre are already millionaires. North said we has 6 million NRA member’s, then all we had to do was have everybody pitch in one dollar.

I was not happy. I have pitched more than my share and where was everybody else including North & La-Pierre? Well today according to Reuters news report North is stepping down from the NRA and La-Pierre is accusing North of trying to blackmail him. The New York Times reported Saturday the New York AG Letita James opened an...

The Navajo Nation Division of Economic Development

TWIN ARROWS, Ariz.-The fourth annual Navajo Nation Economic Summit concluded May 1 with more than 500 registered attendees and 48 businesses and organizations. The Navajo Nation Division of Economic Development, in partnership with Raven Events, hosted the summit at the Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort from April 22-24.

Raven Events, an indigenous First Nations company from Canada, facilitated the Advanced Business Match event, successfully scheduling 527 meetings between 48 businesses, chapters, and entrepreneurs.

The main conference included 20 breakout sessions across four main tracks: tourism, international, commercial...