Announcing the Winter 2010 New Mexico MainStreet Grant Writing Workshop
New Mexico Department of Economic Development
Santa Fe, Mar 12, 2010
Training to focus on finding and competing for Stimulus funding
SANTA FE–The Economic Development Department’s New Mexico MainStreet Program will be hosting a 2 ½ day workshop on grant writing, March 24-26, 2010 in Santa Fe. Press Release

Arts Beat for Fri. March 12, 2010
Connie Gotsch, KSJE
Farmington, NM, Mar 11, 2010
This week, Arts Beat features: Art Sheinberg discussing the Musica Antigua de Albuquerque. KSJE Produces Arts Beat every week and the five minute program covers Arts-related activities and news primarily in the Albuquerque and Santa Fe areas. The program is made available to any member station of the New Mexico Broadcasters Association to run in its entirety. Arts Beat is produced to run on Fridays, but each episode is designed to be run on any day of the week, there are no date specific mentions. If you have a problem downloading the Arts Beat mp3 file from this website, go to the mp3/podcast section of www.KSJE.com KSJE 90.9FM is a public radio station in Farmington, NM supported by San Juan College. For questions, comments, or ideas for a future segment, please contact host Connie Gotsch at (505)566-3377 or GotschC@SanJuanCollege.edu.

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Massa’s Allegations “Absolutely Untrue,” Says Hoyer
Laurel Brishel Prichard University of New Mexico/ Talk Radio News Service
Washington, DC, Mar 10, 2010
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) said Tuesday that statements made by former Rep. Eric Massa (D-NY) claiming that he was forced out of office in order to pass health care reform legislation were “absolutely untrue.”

Biden Criticizes Israeli Decision To Build In East Jerusalem
Talk Radio News Service
Washington, DC, Mar 10, 2010
Vice President Joe Biden issued a statement Tuesday criticizing the Israeli government for pursuing a plan to construct new housing units in East Jerusalem, a politically-fragile disputed region.

Health Care Caucus Calls On Congress To Fight Medicare Fraud
Laurel Brishel Prichard University of New Mexico/ Talk Radio News Service
Washington, DC, Mar 10, 2010
The Congressional Health Care Caucus (CHC) highlighted the consequences of Medicare fraud Tuesday and called on their colleagues to take actions that could possibly save billions of dollars for the social insurance program.