Rowe family struggles to make ends meet with child who suffers from debilitating disorder

It's not an easy life. Every day is a struggle for Rowe resident Jessica Gonzales and her family. In June of 2006, Gonzales and her husband, Justin Ortega, were ready to give birth to a healthy baby girl. All the ultrasounds and checkups gave her reason to believe her little girl had no proble ... »Story,

Two S.F. nurses get recognized for work

Ana Maria Trujillo | The New Mexican Two Santa Fe nurses were recently awarded 2009 New Mexico Nursing Excellence Awards. Trudy Perry, the Region 2 school health advocate of the New Mexico Department of Health received the New Mexico Distinguished Nurse of the Year Award presented by th ... »Story,

Science fare Nov. 7, 2009

| The New Mexican Upcoming science, nature and technology programs on KNME Public Television, channel 5. NOVA: Becoming Human, Part 1 Ch. 9.1 — 7 p.m. today Ch. 5.1 — 11 a.m. today NOVA presents a definitive three-part special that investigates exp ... »Story,

Food-service inspections Nov. 7, 2009

| The New Mexican For the period ending Oct. 30. Call the New Mexico Environment Department at 505-827-1840 to file a complaint. VANESSIE OF SANTA FE, 434 W. San Francisco St. Cited for moderate-risk violation for lack of chlorine test strips (corrected), lack ... »Story,

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