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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 7

Flood-hit SNAP households have until Nov. 12 to request replacement food

Plus, nearly $8 million for school-based housing help and a new date for the Santa Fe Food Hall.

The Today in Santa Fe team2 stories13 sources5 min read

Flood RecoveryTop story

If you lost food in the October floods, you have until Nov. 12 to request replacement SNAP benefits

17,547households estimated eligible for replacement SNAP benefits

State officials estimate the number across six flood-affected counties.

Source: 96.3 KKOB

If you get , were evacuated from the October floods in one of the eligible ZIP codes and lost food, you have until Thu., Nov. 12 to ask for replacement benefits. The New Mexico extended the window for six flood-affected counties and estimates about 17,547 households are eligible.

Replacement benefits can cover the value of the food you lost, up to your regular monthly SNAP allotment. You qualify if you live in one of the listed ZIP codes, were evacuated because of the flooding and lost food bought with SNAP. We suggest calling the Health Care Authority soon, since the deadline is days away.

“No family should have to choose between recovering from a flood and putting food on the table.”

Niki Kozlowski, director of the Health Care Authority's Income Support Division
  • Counties: Cibola, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, San Juan, Santa Fe and Socorro
  • Phone: 1-800-283-4465
  • Phone requests: telephonic signatures are accepted
  • Form: complete and sign a replacement request form

The deadline to request replacement SNAP benefits is Thu., Nov. 12

November 2026

  • Last day to request replacements

Sources: 96.3 KKOB, KRQE NEWS 13

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Housing

State puts nearly $8 million into school-based help for families facing housing insecurity

The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions' Office of Housing is investing nearly $8 million in its family stabilization program, which helps school kids facing housing insecurity. This year it's expanding to all four school districts in San Juan County, where a state report says around 8% of students struggle with housing insecurity.

The program is expanding to all four San Juan County districts

Nearly $8M
going into the family stabilization program
4
San Juan County school districts getting the program

Source: 96.3 KKOB

  • Before: Albuquerque, Las Cruces and Santa Fe Public Schools
  • Aid covers: rent, utilities, repairs and other emergencies
  • How it works: parents or guardians get aid through their child's school

Around 8% of San Juan County students struggle with housing insecurity

8%San Juan County students facing housing insecurity, per a state report

Source: 96.3 KKOB

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San Juan County students facing housing insecurity, per a state report8%

On Santa Fe's own front, the city released its 2026 Mayor's Homelessness Summit Report with key findings and recommended next steps. The Youth and Family Services Division held the June summit with more than 300 participants.

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City Hall

The city is proposing a second $2 million extension to its contract for six more months of street outreach and operation of the shelter. The City Council is scheduled to consider it Wednesday. Santa Fe New Mexican

Food Hall

The developer of the Santa Fe Food Hall at 150 Washington Ave. has targeted Feb. 11, 2027 for opening, with a grand opening planned in March. Santa Fe New Mexican

Santa Fe Food Hall's opening has slipped from late summer to February

  1. March 2026Developer Jim Long said the food hall would open by late August or early September.
  2. Feb. 2027The Santa Fe Food Hall is targeted to open.
  3. March 2027A grand opening is planned.

Literary Festival

Neil deGrasse Tyson will speak May 15 at the 2027 Santa Fe International Literary Festival. At his request, the festival will donate 1,000 of his books to New Mexico schools, libraries and educational nonprofits. Santa Fe New Mexican

ReUse Center

The Eldorado ReUse Center, where you can pick up usable secondhand goods for free, reopened in early October at the Eldorado Convenience Center on U.S. 85. It had been closed for about a year over a complaint about rodent feces. Santa Fe New Mexican

Girls Inc.

About 20 volunteers gathered Friday to rescue plants from the former Santa Fe Greenhouses property on Rufina Circle, where Girls Inc. of Santa Fe is planning a new campus. The plants will return to the landscape when construction is done. Santa Fe New Mexican

Home

Two home kitchen upgrades under $24 while sales last: super-absorbent dish towels that come in an eight-pack and include a hanging loop, and a water-absorbing stone sponge holder that’s minimalist, compact, and keeps counters and sponges dry with natural diatomite stone. Advertising from Amazon.

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Power lines

To reach 100% carbon-free power by 2050, New Mexico's utilities will spend the next decade building transmission lines. PNM has proposed a 103-mile Mid-State line to carry Palomas wind power to Albuquerque. Albuquerque Journal

103 mileslength of PNM's proposed Mid-State line

The line would carry Palomas wind power to Albuquerque.

Quinceañera

Idaly Rueda Tristan, who was sedated for a week after a serious health crisis, got her quinceañera through Make-A-Wish Nuevo México, Telemundo Nuevo México reported. Telemundo Nuevo México

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The Wrap

Geoffrey Gorman's first new marionette, The Crow Brothers, has a body that's a mix of avian and human shapes and shows two crows facing each other with their legs dangling, as if they're standing in the sky. Desert Dwellers: New Marionettes is up at Giacobbe-Fritz Fine Art on Canyon Road through Nov. 27. Those crows look pretty relaxed up there.

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Today in Santa Feto me · Sat., Nov. 76:00 a.m.

Flood-hit SNAP households have until Nov. 12 to request replacement food

Plus, nearly $8 million for school-based housing help and a new date for the Santa Fe Food Hall.

The TLDR

  1. Evacuated SNAP households in flood-hit areas can request replacements until Nov. 12
  2. State puts nearly $8 million into family stabilization
  3. Council to weigh a second Urban Alchemy extension Wednesday
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