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    What's hot: Lifestyle headlines in Hobbs

    2021-10-19

    (HOBBS, NM) Your life never stops, and neither does our commitment to keeping you up-to-date on the hottest trend and lifestyle stories.

    Pulled from contributors around the region, here’s a glimpse of what’s what people are talking about in your area. For more stories from the Hobbs area, click here.

    Disclaimer: The views and comments expressed in these articles are from our community and do not represent the opinions of the publisher.

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    Lea County / hobbsnews.com

    A growing issue among students: Vaping in schools

    A growing issue among students: Vaping in schools

    The use of electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes — known colloquially as ‘vaping’ — by young people remains a serious health concern in schools around the county, experts say. Lea County is no exception. After a natural decline with students out of school most of last year due to COVID-19 restrictions... Read more

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    New Mexico / myhighplains.com

    New Mexico extends indoor mask requirement

    New Mexico extends indoor mask requirement

    SANTA FE (KAMR/KCIT) — The Office of the Governor made the announcement today that the indoor face mask requirement in all indoor public spaces, with limited exceptions and regardless of vaccination status, will be extended. The Office of the Governor said the state Department of Health re-implemented the mask requirement in August due to the […] Read more

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    There has been no down tick in cases when mask mandates were applied. MLG is not following the science.

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    It’s working great! Really. Masks have cured the flu, common cold and cancer over the last 18 mos.

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    New Mexico / apnews.com

    New Mexico judge denies lab workers’ claim in vaccine fight

    New Mexico judge denies lab workers’ claim in vaccine fight

    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A New Mexico judge on Friday denied a request by dozens of scientists and others at Los Alamos National Laboratory to block a vaccine mandate, meaning workers risk being fired if they don’t comply with the lab’s afternoon deadline. The case comes as New Mexico extends... Read more

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    These are scientist and they don’t want it. The president has no authority to mandate. Stay out of our lives, we can make our own decisions about our health. The people at los Alamos are very intelligent people. When you have scientists that don’t trust the vaccine or the shot somethings wrong. And how can you call it a Vaccine when they keep wanting to jab you over and over again! I hope these people stand strong in their beliefs. Don’t quit make them fire you, it’s your body your choice. Get some class action lawsuits going, especially against the administration.

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    FDA website states that any "vaccine " less than 50% effective these are 39% then they must be stopped use immediately when used during a Pandemic it also says that the definition of a vaccine is it must prevent you from getting the virus and protect you from spreading it these do neither so under their definition and guidelines these don't qualify as a vaccine and shouldn't have been approved and is illegal for Biden to mandate

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    New Mexico / onlyinyourstate.com

    This Corn Maze In New Mexico Has The Coolest Design And You Need To Explore It

    This Corn Maze In New Mexico Has The Coolest Design And You Need To Explore It

    Autumn is officially here and that means fabulous fall activities are in abundance in the Land of Enchantment. From haunted attractions to u-pick apple orchards, there are many things to do in fall in New Mexico. However, there is one activity you will certainly want to place high on your fall to-do list — exploring the corn maze at St. Bernard Farms. Read more

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