TO THE NEW MEXICANS REQUEST FOR COMMENT. AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR, WE TOLD YOU ABOUT DRY JANUARY. NOW THERE IS SOMETHING SIMILAR. THIS IS CALLED SOBER OCTOBER. IT’S PART OF A GROWING MOVEMENT THAT ...

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Morgan Barnaby / OPB Salem city leaders will receive an update this week on drawdowns to the Detroit Reservoir and how it will affect drinking water for around 200,000 residents. At a City Council ...