Commentary by Marita Noon
An Energy Security Trust that will keep the nation moving and growing for decades
In his first energy speech of his second term, “President Barack Obama tried to move-- Continue reading
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My husband has proudly served his country as a Border Patrol Agent for almost 8 years and for 4 years in the Army previously. We depend on his income to provide for our family as I stay-- Continue reading
Commentary by Marita Noon
The four-year saga of the Keystone XL pipeline is a textbook case of the game Washington politicians play. To avoid making decisions that might anger one constituency or ano-- Continue reading
The sequester happened. Nothing happened—though we all understand there will be impacts down the road. But, it didn’t have to happen.
“Sequester,” a word foreign to most of us, “is a term used to -- Continue reading
At the last meeting of the GBIC, we learned that Las Cruces has proposed a plan to use the AWSA water. The Office of the State Engineer was not against that plan as much as they were against ret-- Continue reading
I attended the Planning & Zoning meeting last night because one of the Silver City Fire Department's ("SCFD") lieutenants was speaking on fire preparedness. He even showed a video put togeth-- Continue reading
Commentary by Marita Noon
Can Global Warmists Get Their Story Straight?
Two of catastrophic climate change’s staunchest supporters have been out on the stump promoting their cause—with conflicting statemen-- Continue reading
Washington, DC (March 1, 2013) – Today, U.S. Congressman Steve Pearce commented on the broad, automatic spending cuts, termed the "sequester," that begin today: “Washington desperately needs to reign in -- Continue reading
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