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The Office of Broadband Access and Expansion (OBAE) today launched a statewide workforce development program that will offer internationally recognized certifications to prepare New Mexicans for high-paying jobs in the growing broadband industry. The classes and workshops will begin in February and will be free to participants, paid for by the U.S. Congress and administered by OBAE.

ALM Food Pantry in Moreno Valley delivers groceries directly to clients every two weeks, delivering from Cimarron to Black Lake. They receive a variety of foods, which sometimes includes butter, eggs, frozen meats, fresh produce, canned and dry goods. Also offering a pickup for diapers on the third Friday of each month in Angel Fire at the library. Send your name, info, and diaper size needed! Call or text (575) 425-1722 or email info@almfp.org to learn more about these programs.

The City of Santa Fe has launched Ready Santa Fe, a new tool that helps people prepare for emergencies and stay safe within the city. Ready Santa Fe expands and supports the Alert Santa Fe system, which sends text and voice alerts to residents. While Alert Santa Fe notifies people when an emergency is happening, Ready Santa Fe adds a visual layer by showing where hazards are located on a live map.

The New Mexico Department of Wildlife announced that residents who receive Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are now eligible for a 25% discount on hunting and fishing licenses. The initiative expands access to outdoor recreation and supports food security for New Mexicans.

Happy Holidays from KTAOS to you! 💗 There is nothing we love more than helping our community thrive, thank you for giving us the opportunity!✨ Remember to show Northern New Mexico businesses love while you're out & about this holiday season! As always, we thank you for your support & look forward to an exciting 2026! ☀