Archives for September 2017

By Albuquerque Journal Staff Report – Monday, September 25th, 2017

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Samaritan Counseling Center has announced the finalists for the 19th Annual Ethics in Business Award. This prestigious award honors organizations and individuals who promote ethical business conduct for the benefit of the workplace, the marketplace, the environment and the larger community, according to a Samaritan news release. The award recipients will be announced in early 2018.

The finalists are as follows:

* Jack & Donna Rust Award for Excellence in Ethical Business Practice by a For-Profit Business: Esparaza Advertising Inc.; Glass-Rite Windows & Doors; and NAI Maestas & Ward

* Paul and LaDonna Hopkins Award for Excellence in Ethical Practice by a Non-profit Organization: Cornucopia Adult & Family Services; New Mexico Foundation for Dental Health, Research & Education; NMSU Foundation; Reading Works; Special Olympics of NM and the Nature Conservancy of New Mexico.

* PNM Award for Individual Excellence in Ethical Business Practice, in Honor of John Ackerman: Carl Harper; Dr. Elba Saavedra; Jo Mixon, Ralph Baldwin and Sheri Milone.

* Ethical Young Leadership Award: Andrew Melendez; Jasper Riddle; Kathleen Larese and Sterling Brown.

An independent volunteer screening committee evaluated all nominations to select the finalists. Award Recipients will be honored at the 19th Annual Ethics in Business Award Celebration on Wednesday, April 25 at Sandia Resort.

Sponsorship opportunities are available now by calling 505-814-2626 or by emailing ernaaz@samaritancc.com. Tickets will be available in late January. The Better Business Bureau of New Mexico and Southwest Colorado will again be the title sponsor.

Together we can keep Angel Fire beautiful! Meet at Village Hall for cleaning supplies, including gloves, bags and t-shirts.

When: Saturday, October 7, 2017 from 9:00 am to 11:30 am

Where: Village Hall, 3388 Mountain View Boulevard, Angel Fire, NM 87710

Who: Neighbors, business volunteers, community organizations, anyone, everyone!

Volunteers are welcome to enjoy a morning snack of coffee and donuts while signing in and picking up supplies.

Lunch: After the cleanup, volunteers are invited to enjoy a free “thank you lunch” at the Village Hall starting at 11:30 a.m. Food and beverage donations from area businesses are welcome.

The Village of Angel Fire hosts the Clean Up Day. The Angel Fire Proud Committee is responsible for putting on the event for the Village. The event is made possible through a grant from the New Mexico Clean & Beautiful campaign. For up-to-date information see www.angelfirenm.gov.

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About Angel Fire Proud

AFP’s mission is to engage individuals to take greater responsibility for our community’s beautification. It was established in 2013 by the Angel Fire Mayor, as a committee of the Village of Angel Fire. It consists of members from the Angel Fire community, businesses & local organizations. Work performed by each member is done on a voluntary basis. The committee promotes the quality of life in Angel Fire by creating, participating in, and supporting activities that improve the physical & aesthetic environment of our community by:

• Serving as a resource for residents, businesses, community organizations, the Moreno Valley High School, Village government & visitors.
• Advocating a high standard of community cleanliness, maintenance & attractiveness.
• Encouraging and promoting partnerships and participation of residents in improving our community.
• Addressing a variety of issues including seasonal & holiday decorations, village cleanups, recycling & household waste program, various public education events & other projects.

The Angel Fire Proud Committee meets monthly at the Village Hall. The public is encouraged to attend. Contact Terry Cordova, Village Clerk at 575-377-3232

Media Advisory

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