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Raton tries to rise again

The Taos News

Staci Matlock

29 October 2017

Raton, New Mexico, United States

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Raton's economy took a devastating blow when its coal mine shut down and hundreds of people lost their job. In recent years the town has made great strides in rebuilding by taking inventory of what the town needs, enc...

Can Raton rise again?

The Santa Fe New Mexican

Staci Matlock

24 November 2016

Raton, New Mexico, United States

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Raton, a town once surrounded by eight coal mines, now has a main street of boarded-up buildings. There is reason for optimism as the town diversifies its local economy, betting on "a mix of small manufacturing busine...

How Raton got its groove back

Small Towns Big Change

Staci Matlock

15 November 2016

Raton, New Mexico, United States

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By investing public money, developing a branch of a local community college, and encouraging locals to invest in their own hometown, the small city of Raton, New Mexico has begun to turn their economic hardships aroun...

Can blackberries and tilapia help New Mexico's small farmers thrive?

The Santa Fe New Mexican

Staci Matlock

3 September 2016

Española, New Mexico, United States

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A group of agriculture producers think new, low-cost growing techniques, high-value crops and an increased interest in local produce offer solutions to New Mexico’s food struggles.

In Southern New Mexico, a public clinic offers a model for rural care

The Santa Fe New Mexican

Staci Matlock

9 July 2016

Silver City, New Mexico, United States

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Hidalgo Medical Services is a nonprofit public health clinic that has set out to develop a model for delivering quality, affordable health care to rural communities through a comprehensive approach that addresses mult...

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