Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of September.
Good morning, Santa Fe.
🏘️ Community
Santa Fe Farmers Market (No. 2) was ranked on TimeOut.Com's best farmers markets list, with New York's Union Square Greenmarket taking first place.
The ranking reflects the market's growing appeal to local shoppers and community members.
Carlos Gonzales, the Statewide Program Manager at New Mexico’s Administrative Office of Courts with 25 years of sobriety (recognizing his transformation), was inducted into the Stanley Goldstein Hall of Fame at the national treatment court conference; he established New Mexico’s first Drug Court Alumni Summit and now leads 187 local alumni groups.
📰 Economy
In June 2022, gas prices hit record highs when the state averaged $4.83 on June 15 and Santa Fe reached $4.89 on June 11 + local drivers have faced high fuel costs since then.
🎓 Education
Students at School of Rock in Albuquerque performed at Tumbleroot Brewery Sunday as part of their Power Up event and played songs from the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Grand Theft Auto while engaging in a Guitar Hero and Rock Band battle.
🌲 Environment
After a surge of rainfall in early September, state officials lifted fire restrictions today — though year-to-date totals remain below average.
Following heavy September rains, state forester Laura McCarthy lifted statewide fire restrictions on Monday—rainfall lowered wildfire risk while officials urge caution during fall burns.
🏥 Health
Open Medicare enrollment begins Thursday, Oct.
15 and runs through Dec. 7. Retirees over 65 are advised to compare deductibles, copays and IRMAA costs to avoid extra charges.
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