Highlights from the Week of March 22, 2021
There's a lot going on in the City Different!
Turquoise Goes with Masks
Now that the County has achieved New Mexico's favorite shade of blue, we all need to make sure to keep wearing masks, distancing, getting registered, and getting vaccinated. New City orders are coming next week--and the mask ordinance remains in effect, even for those who've been vaccinated. Find out more about the current state of COVID affairs here.
Free Startup Workshop
The City and State Economic Development offices are sponsoring a free startup workshop by Santa Fe Innovates. The five-week program starts in early April and includes coaching and mentoring by successful businesspeople. The deadline to apply is April 10. Find out more about taking your idea to market here.
Climate Matters - On Air!
Our Sustainability Planner Neal Denton has a radio show, Climate Matters, which airs the fourth Wednesday of the month at 8:30 a.m. on KSWV, 99.9 FM/810 AM). Neal recently hosted special guests Mayor Webber and Water Conservation Specialist Andrew Erdmann to discuss leaks, water-saving strategies, and more. Listen and learn.
Save The Date
The Library is offering a free creative storytelling workshop on Zoom the next two Saturdays, for third graders and up. It's led by Joel Nakamura, an accomplished artist and brilliant teacher. Vital Spaces is donating art supplies. Register here.
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