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Volume 14 Issue 11
Isleta Pueblo News
Pueblo of Isleta website: www.isletapueblo.com
Governors Report
May gu wam,
I am hopeful that this issue of the Isleta
Newsletter finds you in good health and
spirits.
October was a very busy month with all of
the Domestic Violence Awareness events. I
was glad to attend the “Community Healing
Through
Courageous
Conversation”
conference hosted by our Isleta Tribal
Court Staff. It is always enlightening to
learn new strategies in coping with this
community wide problem which not only
affects our community but communities
throughout the world. Great job by Isleta
Tribal Court Staff.
On Friday, October 4, 2019, Senator Udall
and staff arranged for a medals presentation
to E. Paul Torres and Diego Lujan. It was
a small but enthusiastic event as the proud
family members came out to support former
Governor Paul Torres, Navy Veteran and
Diego Lujan, Air Force veteran. What an
honor to have Senator Udall to provide such
a service and provide replacement medals
for these two veterans. Also recognized
was Felipe Lucero, WWII veteran.
We, Governors along with Tribal Council,
were visited by Congresswoman Xochitl
Torres-Small on October 4, 2019. The
Congresswoman wanted to hear the
concerns of our community and asked how
she could assist to provide needed services.
Some of the topics for discussion are noted
below.
•
DHHS, Administration for Children
and Families, eligibility requirements
for Head Start and Early Childhood
Education
•
Funding with regard to the Older
Americans Act
•
Department of Housing and Urban
Development Funding for Pueblo
Revitalization Project
•
Federal Highway Transportation,
transportation issues
•
City of Albuquerque, Environmental
Health, Air Quality Program (proposed
asphalt plant next to I-25, old chicken
farm)
•
US Army Corps of Engineers and
Bureau of Land Management, Isleta
Diversion Dam, Silt issues
•
Support for Economic Development
On October 16, 2019, Sheila Herrera of
Tiwa Lending Services and I traveled to
Washington, DC to testify before the Senate
Committee on Indian Affairs with regard to
“Lending Opportunities: Opening the door
to Homeownership in Indian Country”. This
was a great honor as Tiwa Lending Services
is recognized as an option to Leasehold
Mortgage Homes through the Bureau of
Indian Affairs. The BIA lease and mortgage
approval and recording process is lengthy
and cumbersome. With enactment of the
HEARTH Act it expedites the timeliness of
Federal land laws requiring BIA approval
of residential leases and mortgages. Tiwa
Lending has waited 12 months for a Title
Status Report, 12 months for BIA approval
of a lease or mortgage and 24 plus months
before receiving the recorded lease and
November 2019
mortgage from BIA. The Bureau of Indian
Affairs, like the Pueblo of Isleta have many
requirements which must be met before
home construction even begins. HEARTH
is an expensive law for tribes to implement
due to the tribe taking on BIA’s role of
review and enforce leases and mortgages,
preparing
surveys,
and
conducting
environmental reviews. Tiwa Lending’s
timeliness, by way of the POI Home Site
Development Application, can expedite the
process by one to two years. In addition,
Tiwa Lending has closed more home loans
than USDA Rural Development, Section
184 and Veterans’ Administration. Thank
you to Ms. Herrera, Director and Miranda
Lente, Loan Assistant/Home Ownership
Counselor, for their commitment to the
community.
On Sunday, October 20 we hosted
several congressional and legislative
representatives to visit our pueblo. A
driving tour was provided and we arranged
for stops at the Isleta Elders Center, the
Isleta Elementary and the Isleta Library.
Thank you to Principal Gail Eaton, Elders
Center Director Rita Jojola and Isleta
Librarian Nathaniel Lujan for their
preparation and gracious hospitality.
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All were very impressed with the
presentations and progress of the pueblo
as compared to other tribal communities
within the U.S.A. The visitors that attended
this tour included Senator Catherine Cortez
Masto, (American Chair of the Democratic
Senatorial Campaign Committee, attorney
and politician serving as the senior United
States Senator from Nevada, in office since
2017 and she previously served as the 32nd
Attorney General of Nevada), Senator Tina
Smith (is an American politician and former
businesswoman serving as the junior
United States senator from Minnesota since
2018. She is a member of the Minnesota
Democratic–Farmer–Labor
Party,
an
affiliate of the Democratic Party. Smith
served as the 48th lieutenant governor of
Minnesota), Congressman Ben Ray Luján
(U.S. Representative for New Mexico's 3rd
congressional district since 2009 and as
the Assistant House Speaker since 2019.
A member of the Democratic Party, Luján
previously served as a member of the New
Mexico Public Regulation Commission from
2005 to 2008) and Mark Kelly (American
politician, candidate for 2020 Senate,
former astronaut, engineer, and U.S. Navy
captain. He also is an author, political
activist, as well as aerospace executive and
consultant. Kelly is the husband of former
U.S. Representative Gabby Giffords).
Thank you to Donna Placencio and Wayne
Lucero, Isleta Resort and Casino Valet for
the shuttle service.
Isleta Pueblo News
The Native American Community Academy
held its annual Feast Day on October 18,
2019. The event is always well attended by
all natives from the area and out of state.
This year was a special surprise as Bruce
Tewaheftewa gave a traditional blessing
at the start of the event. Congratulations
to Mr. Tewaheftewa for representing your
people in a positive and traditional way.
Absentee voting has already begun for the
2020 elections. Bernalillo County residents
can early vote at the Isleta Elders Center
up until November 2, 2019, thereafter on
election day – November 5th. Valencia
County voters can vote early at the Bosque
Farms Public Library or Valencia County
Administration Office and on Election Day
at the Isleta Veterans Post (Los Charcos).
November 2019
Great news – the new community center in
Chical is almost complete. We are hoping
to have an opening event toward the end
of November. Look out for notices in late
November for event details.
Turkey and Ham Distribution will be held
at the Isleta Recreation Center this year.
The Turkey distribution will be November
19th and 20th. The Ham distribution will
be December will be December 17th and
18th.
Distribution times are 8:00am to
6:00pm
.
I wish everyone of you many blessings from
our creator and may the upcoming holidays
bring family, hope and great joy into your
households.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
DEADLINE for November Newsletter articles is set for
Tuesday, November 12, 2019, at 4:30 pm. Articles may be
dropped off at the Library or emailed to poi02002@isletapueblo.
com. Should you email your article, expect a confirmation email.
If you do not receive a confirmation email, odds are it never made
it to me and then it’s time to panic, so call Nate at 505.869.9808.
People who wish to submit an article or flyer are responsible for
generating their own article or flyer. Should you need help, please
call the Library at 505.869.9808 and set up a date and time to sit
down with a Library staff member who will help you throughout
the process. The Library will NOT accept notes dropped off at the
Library or information over the phone to generate your article.
PROBATES need to be published in the Newsletter for two
consecutive months. Probates are considered court documents,
therefore, all submitters must provide: 1) Name of Deceased, 2)
Date of Deceased 3) Court Case # and 4) Date of Court Date. A
Probate form can be found on the Newsletter Archive page at
http://www.isletapueblo.com/newsletters.html .
CLASSIFIED ADS: The new administration has requested that
the Newsletter start a Classified Ad section for Tribal members
selling land, houses, mobile homes, vehicles, and farm equipment.
Leasing of houses and mobile homes will be accepted. Smaller
items which can be sold at the local flea markets or weekly yard
sales will NOT be accepted.
Currently, this service is FREE to Tribal members. Land, houses,
and mobile homes must be within the reservation boundaries.
Ads must meet the 160 character limit. Ads that exceed the 160
characters will NOT be submitted into the Newsletter. A single
picture may be submitted with the ad. Submitters of classified
ads are responsible for generating their own ads as this is a FREE
service.
As a reminder, Tribal business owners may submit a small flyer at
no charge. Like the classified ads, business owners are responsible
for generating their own flyers as this is a FREE service.
Classified ads and business flyers will be posted no more than
two consecutive months. In the event where the Newsletter may
exceed the 24-page limit, classified ads and business flyers will be
“bumped” for newsletter articles. Again, this is a FREE service for
Tribal members.
The Isleta Newsletter is owned and operated by the Pueblo of
Isleta. Therefore, the Governor of the Pueblo of Isleta has the final
say of all articles and contents within the Isleta Newsletter.
For additional questions, you may call the Library and speak with
Nate or Diane at 505.869.9808.
Thank you,
Nathaniel Lujan
Newsletters may be found at the sixteen distribution locations listed
below. Remember, Digital copies of the Newsletter may be obtained
from the Newsletter archive at http://www.isletapueblo.com/
newsletters.html
The sixteen Newsletter distribution locations are:
1)
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The Administration Building (Governor’s Office):
Receptionist Desk
Census Office: Receptionist Desk
Health Center: Lobby(Newsletter Stand)
Housing Department: Receptionist Desk
Department of Education: Receptionist Desk
New Recreation Center: Newsletter Stand
Old Recreation Center: Front Desk & Breakroom
(Newsletter Stand)
Tribal Service Complex: Receptionist Desk
Tribal Service Complex: I.P.D. Dispatch Window
Tribal Service Complex: Tribal Courts Window
Elders Center: Receptionist Desk & Lunch Delivery
Head Start: Receptionist Desk
Library: Newsletter Stand
Ranchitos Park: Blue Box (see picture for
example)
Old Head Start Complex: Blue Box (see
picture for example)
Intersection of Tribal Road 82 & Tribal
Road 84: Blue Box (see picture for example)
November 2019
Isleta Pueblo News
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PROBATE NEWS
FIRST NOTICE – A petition to Probate the Estate of
Lex Jaramillo, deceased April 28, 2019. Case No. CVPR-0251-2019, has been filed with the Pueblo of Isleta
Tribal Courts. Any person claiming an interest in the
Estate may notify the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Court Clerk in
writing within thirty (30) days of this notice being posted.
A hearing on the matter is scheduled for Tuesday,
November 12, 2019 at 1:30 p.m. Claims must be filed
in writing with the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk, located at the
Tribal Service Complex, 3950 Hwy 47 SE, Building A,
Albuquerque, NM. Any questions regarding the matter
may be directed to the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk at (505)
869-9699.
SECOND NOTICE – A petition to Probate the Estate
of Linda L. Lente, deceased April 14, 2019. Case No.
CV-PR-0237-2019, has been filed with the Pueblo of
Isleta Tribal Courts. Any person claiming an interest in
the Estate may notify the Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Court
Clerk in writing within thirty (30) days of this notice
being posted. A hearing on the matter is scheduled for
Wednesday, November 20, 2019 at 9:30 a.m. Claims
must be filed in writing with the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk,
located at the Tribal Service Complex, 3950 Hwy 47 SE,
Building A, Albuquerque, NM. Any questions regarding
the matter may be directed to the Isleta Tribal Court Clerk
at (505) 869-9699.
St. Augustine Church
St. Augustine Church has been invited to participate
in the 7th Annual Pueblo Market. On Saturday,
November 30, 2019 at the Isleta Resort & Casino.
The fundraising committee will have a table there
selling baked goods. This message is being sent out to
our community for support with donations of bread,
cakes, pies, cookies or popcorn balls to mention a few.
Donations are being requested to help further the
work of our church as it pertains to the programs that
currently exist in our catholic community. Feel free
to contact the Parish office at (505) 869-3398 or Yvne
Acoya-Jiron (505) 321- 8383 for additional information.
May our Lord bless you for your continued generosity
as we serve God through the various ministries within
his/our church.
St. Augustine Parish
Isleta Pueblo
Ministry of Consolation
MISSION STATEMENT
We are a ministry of consolation at St. Augustine
Parish to offer spiritual comfort and support to
families who have experienced the loss of a loved
one. We will continue to honor and respect our
traditional teachings.
OBJECTIVES:
1. To assist our spiritual leader in Christ with his
duties to render pastoral care and/or services.
2. To assist families with hospitality and Christian
fellowship after the liturgy and burial services
when requested.
3. The bereavement group will offer informal
continuing support.
With Sympathy
“In times of sorrow
God’s quiet waters of hope
and courage flow”
Pueblo of Isleta Veterans Association
On September 16, 2019, Mr. Josh Sanchez who is a staff member from
Senator (D) Tom Udall’s office held interviews with the support of the Senator
on behalf of the Library of Congress. Mr. Sanchez interviewed brothers Mr.
Felipe Lucero and Mr. Augustine Lucero, who both served in World War Two
as Army combat veterans and shared their experiences during the war. Felipe
and Augustine had another brother Mr. Jose Raphel Lucero USMC who was
(KIA) killed in action at the Japanese Island of Saipan, all three brothers
served at the same time during WWII. Mr. Sanchez also interviewed three
other combat veterans, which include James Keryte USMC, Ulysses Abeita
USMC and Marcus Lujan US Army. These recordings will be part of the
Veterans History Project and will be archived at the Library of Congress in
Washington DC.
The Veterans Association is hosting a health and wellness Symposium on
November 8, 2019, at the Isleta Resort and Casino. The attendance for this
event is FREE for all veterans, and there will be 50+ health and wellness
representatives at hand to assist Veterans. This Conference will focus on
health and wellness for veterans, so there will be no art or crafts sale. Photo
identification cards will be issued so bring your DD 214. You don’t have to be
service connected to get an ID card.
Our association services officers will continue to be at the Isleta Health Clinic
the first Monday of each month to assist veterans with their benefits. Mr.
Toney Munoz is also available to assist at any time and can be contacted at
505-948-8635.
We are continuing with our photo project, which will be housed at the new
museum when completed. Photos of veterans in uniform may be dropped off
at the Governor’s office. Please place the name and branch of service on the
back of the photo.
In preparation for Christmas Care Packages, which will be sent to men and
women serving in the military, please send their addresses to us via: P.O. Box
338 Isleta NM, 87022 or the Governor’s office.
We are in need of veterans to serve on the color guard, if anyone is interested
contact Mike Lucero at 505-288-4098 or come to our monthly meeting held on
the first and third Thursday each month.
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Isleta Pueblo News
November 2019
10 /17 /2019
Requisition Posting Title Department Employment Posting
Posting
Number Status Date Status
682 HDC Specialist F&B Utility Full-time 10/9/2019
Internal Expires 10/18/2019
External Posts 10/18/2019
213
Admissions/Issue Clerk
BINGO
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
286
Paymaster
BINGO
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
443
Cage Cashier
CAGE
Full-time
09/03/2019
Open until filled
524
Cage Cashier
CAGE
Full-time
09/16/2019
Open until filled
525
Main Banker
CAGE
Full-time
09/16/2019
Open until filled
211
Count Machine Technician
COUNT
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
300
Custodian
CUSTODIAL
Full-time
08/19/2019
Open until filled
381
HDCT
CUSTODIAL
Full-time
08/19/2019
Open until filled
304
Server
F&B 777 SPORTS BAR
Full-time
08/06/2019
Open until filled
405
Supervisor F & B
F&B 777 SPORTS BAR
Full-time
08/21/2019
Open until filled
145
Cook I(Banquets) F&B
BANQUETS
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
481
Barback
F&B CENTER BAR
Full-time
10/02/2019
Open until filled
147
Cook I(Chili Ristra)
F&B CHILI RISTRA
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
154
Cook II(Chile Ristra)
F&B CHILI RISTRA
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
156
Food Attendant
F&B CHILI RISTRA
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
(Beverage)Chili Ristra
143
Food Attendant
F&B DAUBERS
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
(Beverage)Daubers
164
Cashier (Embers)
F&B EMBERS
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
165
Server (Embers)
F&B EMBERS
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
160
Cook I (Employee Dining)
F&B EMPLOYEE DINING
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
159
EDR Attendant
F&B EMPLOYEE DINING
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
161
Restaurant Chef(Employee Dining) F&B EMPLOYEE DINING
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
285
Beverage Server
F&B FLOOR BEVERAGE
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
320
Bartender
F&B FUN CONNECTION
Full-time
08/21/2019
Open until filled
162
Off-Site Attendant
F&B FUN CONNECTION
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
681
Cook I
F&B PANDA EXPRESS
Full-time
10/16/2019
Open until filled
151
Cook II (Prep)
F&B PREP
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
342
Cocktail Server
F&B SPORTS BOOK BAR
Full-time
09/27/2019
Open until filled
298
Supervisor F & B
F&B SPORTS BOOK BAR
Full-time
10/10/2019
Open until filled
171
Busser(TIWA)
F&B TIWA
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
166
Cook I (TIWA)
F&B TIWA
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
153
Cook II(TIWA)
F&B TIWA
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
221
Cook II(TIWA)
F&B TIWA
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
168
Room Service/Cashier
F&B TIWA
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
523
Supervisor F & B
F&B TIWA
Full-time
09/13/2019
Open until filled
169
Server(TIWA)
F&B TIWA CAFE
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
383
Lead Steward
F&B UTILITY
Full-time
08/19/2019
Open until filled
173
Steward
F&B UTILITY
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
341
Steward
F&B UTILITY
Full-time
08/09/2019
Open until filled
446
Steward
F&B UTILITY
Full-time
08/28/2019
Open until filled
464
Steward
F&B UTILITY
Full-time
09/02/2019
Open until filled
175
HVAC TECH II
FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
Full-time
08/07/2019
Open until filled
268
Plumber II
FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
Full-time
08/07/2019
Open until filled
178
Recreation Attendant
FUN CONNECTION
Part-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
282
GreensKeeper
GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
284
Irrigation Technician
GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
290
Outside Service
GOLF COURSE OPERATIONS
Seasonal
08/01/2019
Open until filled
176
Landscape Supervisor
GROUNDS MAINTENANCE
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
209
Hotel PM Technician
HOUSEKEEPING
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
186
Houseperson
HOUSEKEEPING
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
187
Lobby Porter
HOUSEKEEPING
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
184
Laundry Attendant
HOUSEKEEPING
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
472
Room Attendant
HOUSEKEEPING
Full-time
10/08/2019
Open until filled
469
IT Specialist I
IT
Full-time
09/04/2019
Open until filled
190
Network Administrator
IT
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
299
Lakes Groundskeeper
LAKES
Seasonal
08/07/2019
Open until filled
191
Guest Service Representative
MARKETING PLAYERS CLUB
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
465
Sports Book Writer/G.S.R.
MARKETING PLAYERS CLUB
Full-time
09/18/2019
Open until filled
309
Poker Dealer
POKER
Full-time
08/07/2019
Open until filled
311
Poker Dealer
POKER
Full-time
08/19/2019
Open until filled
543
Pool Attendant
POOL MAINTENANCE
Full-time
09/19/2019
Open until filled
382
Retail Attendant
RETAIL ENCHANTMENT
Full-time
08/16/2019
Open until filled
421
Revenue Auditor I
REVENUE AUDIT
Full-time
08/30/2019
Open until filled
195
Security Officer I
SECURITY
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
196
Security Officer II
SECURITY
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
561
Sergeant
SECURITY
Full-time
09/23/2019
Open until filled
197
Slots Floor Attendant
SLOTS
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
501
Slots Floor Attendant
SLOTS
Part-time
09/09/2019
Open until filled
642
Slots Floor Attendant
SLOTS
Full-time
10/03/2019
Open until filled
198
Slots Floor Technician
SLOTS
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
265
Slots Shift Supervisor (PW)
SLOTS
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
274
Spa Attendant
SPA
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
544
Massage Therapist
SPA
Full-time
09/26/2019
Open until filled
545
Massage Therapist
SPA
Full-time
09/19/2019
Open until filled
402
Spa Receptionist
SPA
Full-time
09/26/2019
Open until filled
470
Surveillance Agent
SURVEILLANCE
Full-time
09/18/2019
Open until filled
641
CCTV Systems Technician
SURVEILLANCE
Full-time
10/09/2019
Open until filled
308
Surveillance Agent
SURVEILLANCE
Full-time
08/07/2019
Open until filled
582
Table Games Dealer
TABLE GAMES
Part-time
09/23/2019
Open until filled
583
Table Games Floor Supervisor
TABLE GAMES
Full-time
10/03/2019
Open until filled
621
Table Games Floor Supervisor
TABLE GAMES
Full-time
10/07/2019
Open until filled
213
Admissions/Issue Clerk
BINGO
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
286
Paymaster
BINGO
Full-time
08/01/2019
Open until filled
443
Cage Cashier
CAGE
Full-time
09/03/2019
Open until filled
November 2019
Isleta Pueblo News
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Pueblo of Isleta Career Opportunities
Position Posting
Office Location
Closing Date
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNICIAN
BUS DRIVER (Part Time) - REPOSTED
BUSINESS MANAGER
CHILD CARE PROVIDER
CLINICAL THERAPIST - REPOSTED
COMMERCIAL ELECTRICIAN - REPOSTED
DENTAL ASSISTANT
DIABETES PROGRAM MANAGER
DITCH RIDER - REPOSTED
EARLY HEAD START TEACHER
EMT INTERMEDIATE - REPOSTED
EMT PARAMEDIC (2 Positions) - REPOSTED
FIRE CHIEF
HOME CARE ATTENDANT (30 hrs per week) REPOSTED
LANGUAGE PROGRAM DIRECTOR
LEAD CUSTODIAN
LIBRARY AIDE I - Amended
OPTOMETRIST
PAINTER - REPOSTED
PATIENT REGISTRATION CLERK
PERSONAL CARE SERVICE AIDE
(Occasional) - RE-POSTED
PHYSICIAN
POLICE OFFICER or POLICE CADET
REGISTERED NURSE - REPOSTED
SALES ASSOCIATE
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER
TRANSFER STATION ATTENDANT
TRANSPORTATION ENGINEER
UTILITY WORKER - REPOSTED
VETERAN SUPPORT SERVICE PROGRAM MEMBER
Social Services
Within Only,
Elder Center
Housing Authority
Head Start/Early Head Start/Child Care
Elder Center
Within Only,
Head Start/Early Head Start/Child Care
Health Center/Behavioral Health
Public Services
Health Center/Dental Clinic
Health Center/Diabetes Clinic
Natural Resources
Within Only,
Head Start/Early Head Start/Child Care
Health Center
Health Center
Administration
Elder Center
Within Only,
Language Program
Within Only,
Pubic Works
Library
Health Center
Housing Authority
Health Center
Elder Center
11/01/2019
10/29/2019
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
11/01/2019
11/17/2019
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Health Center
Police Department
Health Center
Travel Center/One Stop Within Only,
Isleta Elementary School
Solid waste
Transportation Department
Public Services
Elder Center
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Open Until Filled
Isleta Health Center
Would like to introduce you to your
Health Care Team Starting with:
Riley S. Nelson M.D.
Dr. Nelson is originally from Nebraska and obtained
his undergraduate degree at Yale University in New
Haven, CT, graduating
with a B.A. in Biology. He
attended the University
of New Mexico School
of Medicine, graduating
in 2001 with honors in
research, and election into
the Alpha Omega Alpha
Honor Medical Society.
He completed a 3-year
postgraduate
residency
program in the UNM
Department of Family and Community Medicine,
serving as Chief Resident in his 3rd year. He has
been Board Certified by the American Board of
Family Medicine since 2004. Dr. Nelson has faculty
appointments as Clinical Assistant Professor in both
the UNM Department of Family and Community
Medicine and the Burrell College of Osteopathic
Medicine Department of Primary Care. Dr. Nelson
has been honored to serve as a physician for the
Pueblo of Isleta community since 2004, and has been
Medical Director at the Isleta Health Center since
2007. Areas of professional interest include practice
management/healthcare administration, primary
prevention, health promotion/health maintenance,
adolescent medicine, chronic disease management,
and teaching the next generation of physicians
and other health professionals. Personal interests
include almost anything outdoors (hunting/fishing/
hiking/camping), gardening, and cooking.
Look for the introduction of your next provider in
December’s Newsletter…
-Isleta Health Center
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Isleta Pueblo News
November 2019
Historic Isletans Known and Unknown
This begins a monthly series of articles
consisting of photographs of well-known
Isletans coupled with photos of unknown
Isletans (at least to us) whose names we
may or may not know, but whom we cannot
connect with any families or descendants.
If anyone has information or photos that
might help to identify these Isletans, please
email us at isletahistoricalsociety@gmail.
com or call the Governor’s office at (505)
869-3111 (mention the Isleta Historical
Society). We will not use any information
without your permission. Thank you!
After fleeing the victim’s home, Ramirez
encountered the train station agent and
shot at him three times. It was at this
point that deputy sheriff Esquipula Jojola
followed him to the railroad embankment,
where he shot twice at Jojola. Jojola then
returned fire four times, hitting Ramirez
in the heart and chin, killing him. The first
person to arrive at the victim Smith’s house
was Vicente Abeita whose brother, Louis, a
special Santa Fe officer and deputy sheriff,
was shot and killed five years earlier at
almost the same location.
Isleta Historical Society: Randy Jiron,
Kateri Jojola, Malcolm Ebright, Valentino
Jaramillo, Rick Hendricks, and Ted Jojola
In 1930, Esquipula Jojola was responsible
for taking the census for the Pueblo and
listed himself as a stockman, age thirtysix, with his wife, Juanita, age thirty-five,
a daughter, Elenor, age three, and a son,
Edward, age one. Esquipula Jojola was in
the tradition of tribal policemen who served
as mediators more than enforcers, similar
to Louis Abeita. In that way, the office of
tribal police served as a training ground
for later service in tribal government.
Jojola also served, with Pablo Abeita, as a
trustee of the community livestock herd.
Living descendants of Esquipula Jojola are
daughters Alberta Lente, Elenor Abeita,
and Carmel Lucero and among the deceased
are Lupita Anzara, John D. Jojola, Richard
Jojola, Jose R. Jojola, Jose “Eddie” Jojola,
and Carlos Jojola.
KNOWN:
Esquipula Jojola served as governor of
Isleta Pueblo in 1961 and also as lieutenant
governor in 1953 under Governor Juan Rey
Lucero. In 1911 at age twenty-seven, Jojola
began his career in tribal affairs as a tribal
policeman when Pablo Abeita recommended
him for the job. He served as an arm of the
Isletan Court of Indian Offenses from 1911
to around 1920. Many in the pueblo know of
the story about how in 1926, Jojola tracked
down and shot a man who was terrorizing
the village. Arriving to Isleta by taxi in an
intoxicated state, the stranger identified
as Jesus M. Ramirez, went to the home
UNKNOWN ISLETAN WOMEN Please help us identify the women below.
Any information is greatly appreciated and
will not be used without permission. Thank
you!
KNOWN: Esquipula Jojola, 1894 - 1965
of government farmer Howard V. Smith,
fatally shooting him in the left temple and
lungs with a .38 special revolver.
According to the Albuquerque Morning
Journal, there appeared to be no motive.
November 2019
Isleta Resort & Casino
Isleta Resort & Casino hopes to see you at
the Resort’s new Sports Book and Bar, set
to open its doors on Monday, November 4th.
The new venue’s highly anticipated opening
provides guests with an even larger and
greater space for betting on their favorite
local teams, as well as Pro Baseball, Pro
Football Regular Season Win Totals, English
Premiere League, UFC, WNBA, PGA Golf,
NASCAR, and more. The Resort partnered
with USBookmaking to bring the latest
sports betting technology to New Mexico.
The new venue is one of many created with
the property’s 40 million renovation, which
launched in early 2017. The project will
be complete in early 2020, following the
completion of the gaming floor. For CEO
Harold Baugus, it’s an exciting time for
guests and employees.
“We hope we have made the Pueblo of Isleta
very proud with our finished renovation,
through the incredible hard work and
dedication of our Team Members,” Baugus
said.
Meanwhile, with the holiday season right
around the corner, the Resort also hopes
you’ll make plans to enjoy their holiday
festivities.
The unofficial start to the
season at the Resort happens November
30th, with the Pueblo Market, taking place
from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Enjoy dozens
of vendors, local foods, handcrafted goods,
and ceremonial dances. On that same date,
Santa and Mrs. Claus will make their first
public appearances at the Hotel, where the
duo will pose for free family photos every
weekend until Christmas Eve. Learn more
about those events and more at www.isleta.
com
Isleta Pueblo News
Editor:
Nathaniel Lujan
Asst. Editor:
Diane Abeita
Published By:
Valencia Express
Isleta Pueblo News
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November 2019
RYM Founder
Jessica “Jaylyn” Atsye
RYM Event Producer
emergence productions
IDEA ORIGIN
Laguna Pueblo (2011) - Rock Your Mocs founder
Jessica “Jaylyn” Atsye (Laguna) felt such pride
wearing her moccasins—“Moccasins identify
who I am. They have a lot of culture in them,”
she says she wondered why her people wore
them only a few days a year. “Somewhere in my
mind, I knew that this (November) was Native
American Heritage month. But Rock Your Mocs
started off jokingly one day when my mom,
siblings and I had just finished a ceremony. We
got back home, I was looking at my feet, and I said
something like, "These mocs are so comfortable,
I wish I could wear them every day.” “So I
decided to start a day when all Natives could
wear our mocs together, because they mean
everything to us. Mocs go everywhere we go.
Mocs see everything we see. They're a big part of
our culture. For some, its deer hide. For others,
its moose hide. For the Laguna Pueblo, we wear
deer or elk hide. But I've always been in tune
with other nations, and we all wear mocs. So I
told my mom about the idea, and she encouraged
me to go for it. I posted it on Facebook as an
event on November 15, which I chose randomly
because it was in the middle of Native American
Heritage Month, but back then (2011), it was
hard to even get 20 people to join. I think we
only had about 100 people at most.” During this
moment, Jaylyn was inspired to set aside a day
for Native solidarity when she looked at her own
feet and realized that her footwear connected
her to countless Native and indigenous people.
She thought how powerful it would be to know
that people all over the world were all making
the same small statement about their identity
by wearing moccasins on the same day—people
from many different tribal backgrounds and
cultures who all shared pride in their Native
heritage.
Contact: Melissa Sanchez Ph: 505.867.7976
email: emergenceinfo@gmail.com
ANNUAL EVENT INFORMATION:
Dates: 2019: November 9th – 16th Why a week?
The event was increased to a week creating more
event opportunity days, especially for schools,
people who work Monday – Friday, and people
organizing events. Do we have to wear our Mocs
the whole week? Nope, choose a day or days, or
the whole week Is there a main day? The original
day will always be November 15th
Why: A positive opportunity to be united
and celebrate tribal individuality by wearing
moccasins. We honor our ancestors, and
indigenous peoples worldwide, during Rock Your
Mocs events and commemorate National Native
American Heritage Month
Where: Where ever you may be! Wherever your
day takes you!
How to join in: Wear your moccasins,
Turquoise Awareness Ribbon, T-shirt or
organize an event Internet: Using the hashtag
#ROCKYOURMOCS, post your photo using
Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat,
Instagram etc.)
November 2019
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WE ARE HERE TO SERVE
Isleta Health Center Team
National Family Health
History Day
Stephanie Barela, BS CHES,
Isleta Health Center, (505) 869-4479
https://nationaltoday.com/national-familyhealth-history-day/
Thanksgiving Day is not only a time to gather
with friends and family to eat a great meal
and count our blessings, but it is also National
Family Health History Day. This is an annual
event that also takes place on Thanksgiving,
to take a day when everyone in your family
is together, in order to discuss your family’s
health history. Specifically, to discuss any
occurrence of colorectal cancer or other health
concerns that are hereditary. The Isleta Health
Center encourages you to use this day to share
about this and other serious diseases.
You can do this, by drawing a genealogy
tree that includes information on your family’s
health. Get the elders to provide as much
knowledge as they can. Put together a binder
of family health history, this includes easy
to read information for your family and health
care providers. Before Thanksgiving, ask every
family member to write down any questions or
concerns they have about the family’s health
history and then discuss them during your
Thanksgiving meal.
4 Reasons Why Families Need To
Know Their Health History:
1. Some family members may have died
young
If you have chronic conditions that run in your
family, it's important to discuss the family's
health history, especially if there were family
members who died before they realized there
was a problem. This way you can be aware of
your increased risk for a certain illness, such as
Colorectal Cancer.
2. Many families tend to get these diseases
The most common conditions that run in
families are heart disease, diabetes, and cancer
(including colon, stomach, endometrium, lung,
bladder, breast, and skin) as well as high blood
pressure. The more you know about your
increased risk for these, the more likely you are
to notice this problem early and get it treated
before it is too late.
3. Know the risk factors for colorectal
cancer
Colorectal cancer is a cancer of the bowels. It
is the second leading cause of cancer death in
women and the third leading cause of cancer
death for men, according to the National Family
Health History Website. Some of the risk
factors include obesity, diets high in red meat,
age, sex, and most importantly, a family history
of colorectal cancer. That history is increased
when a first-degree relative including a parent,
sibling, or child is affected. That is why it is so
important to discuss family health history with
the entire family.
4. It's preventable
It's important to note that many of the risk
factors for colorectal cancer are preventable.
However, the best way to get the jump on this
disease is to have a colonoscopy. Screening
guidelines vary for those with high risk, but
most healthcare providers recommend earlier
cancer screenings, especially when there is a
family history of this specific kind of cancer.
Isleta Pueblo News
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November 2019
ISLETA POLICE DEPARTMENT NEWSLETTER
This
month
brings
Thanksgiving
and
you
know what that means…….
Christmas is just around
the corner! Where has this
year gone?!
The children will have several days off from
school this month and we ask everyone
to keep those days in mind and watch for
them in the neighborhoods while driving.
With the approaching excitement of holiday
breaks, be watchful for children in school
zones and school bus pick up zones.
WELCOME
We welcome a new addition to the Isleta
Communications Center. Ms. Emma Valles
began her employment on September 24,
2019 and brings several years of experience
prior to coming to Isleta. Ms. Valles
currently resides in Socorro, New Mexico
with her family.
She was previously
employed by the City of Socorro and New
Mexico State Police accumulating 26 years
of experience in the communications field.
She states she looks forward to serving the
community while learning and growing in
her experience here. Her enthusiasm in
learning the area and the “ins and outs”
of our communications center is evident
and is a welcome asset. Ms. Valles will be
attending the Telecommunicator Academy,
Class #146 in February 2020. We welcome
her to the Police Department.
IHSP NEWS
The Indian Highway Safety Program (IHSP)
Traffic Division continues to work hard in
maintaining safety on the roadways of the
Pueblo. Saturation Patrols are ongoing so
be sure to have all required documents (i.e.,
driver’s license, registration, insurance
proof) with you and in your vehicle, obey
all traffic laws to include speed, stop signs,
traffic lights, no texting while driving,
and seatbelts/child restraints. With the
upcoming events for the Thanksgiving
holiday, please DON’T DRINK AND
DRIVE. IHSP now has an officer(s)
dedicated to the evening/nighttime hours
watching for impaired drivers. Let us all
help to make it safe for everyone traveling
the roadways of the Pueblo.
GENERAL INFORMATION
REACHING FOR THE STARS
This wonderful and worthwhile project for
the children in the community is moving
forward and will continue to have meetings
every two weeks with the next one being on
the week of November 11, 2019. Any and
all interested in participating are welcome
to attend.
There is now a federal misdemeanor
citation that can be used by Isleta Police
Department. The federal misdemeanor
citation option for IPD will go into effect
when the Federal Government issues us
a “Locator Code”. This allows the federal
courts to track and give us jurisdiction.
We can use it on indigenous people, but
primarily it will be for non-indigenous
people who commit minor offenses in Indian
Country.
DON’T FORGET TO “FALL BACK”. Set
your clocks back Saturday night, November
2, 2019 before going to bed. Time change
occurs at 2:00 a.m. Sunday morning.
The tree will be set up on November 1, 2019
in the lobby and the stars will be hung. We
encourage everyone to take a star and make
a child’s Christmas a little brighter. Once
selecting a star, please contact Charlene
Gabaldon at 869-9708 and provide her with
the information on the star you selected.
FROM THE CHIEF’S DESK
The committee continues to seek donations
of wrapping paper, gift boxes for clothing,
and volunteer “gift wrappers”.
The end of the year is fast approaching and
is a busy time for the Department. We wish
all a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!!
November 2019
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Isleta Elementary School
In early October, students got to visit the
McCall Pumpkin Patch located in Moriarty,
New Mexico for a Fall Field Trip. As you can
see, some parents and community members
tagged along to make this a memorable
moment for their family, the community,
and school.
We hope everyone is enjoying this beautiful
Fall Season! There is an exciting day to mark
on your calendars. On Friday, November
22nd, Christina Lujan, our incredible cook,
is preparing our Thanksgiving Meal. We
will begin serving at 11:00 and families
and community members are invited. More
information will follow, which will include
texts and memos to families. We sure hope
to see you there!
Dates to Remember:
11/11 – Veterans Day – NO School
11/13 – Early Release Day – 12:30
11/27, 11/28, & 11/29 – Thanksgiving
Break – No School
We Are Thankful
We are thankful for the joy your child brings
us; the smiles, the laughs, the love.
We are thankful for the tribal families, for
allowing us the opportunity to teach your
very precious children.
We are thankful for our staff, standing
strong and committed to making a positive
impact on our children’s lives.
Healthy Snacks
for Kids
Parfait: Layer yogurt and mandarin oranges
or blueberries in a tall glass. Top with a
sprinkle of granola.
Mini Pizza: Toast a whole grain English
muffin, drizzle with pizza sauce and sprinkle
with cheese.
Banana Split: top a banana with vanilla
and strawberry yogurt and sprinkle with your
favorite whole grain cereal.
Smoothie: Blend yogurt, milk, frozen
strawberries and a banana in a blender for
a frozen treat.
Spread peanut butter on apple slices,
celery or graham crackers.
Dip it!
Baby carrots and cherry tomatoes in
ranch dressing
Strawberries and apple slices in
yogurt
Pretzels in mustard
Graham crackers in apple sauce
Baked tortilla chips in bean dip or
hummus
Animal crackers in low fat pudding
Bread sticks in salsa
For more healthy snack ideas visit www.
eatright.org
Plan of Action!
Small changes to your family’s meals and
snacks can mean big rewards in your health!
Tips for making positive changes:
1. Choose one area to focus on such as soft
drink intake, snacks, cooking at home, etc.
2. Involve the entire family by coming up
with a plan together.
3. Don’t be afraid of mistakes and bumps
along the way, no one is perfect.
4. WIC is here to help! We are happy to help
you make a plan that you can stick to.
The WIC Program offers a variety of
healthy foods and practical nutrition
information to help your family be
happy and healthy! Call us today for our
soonest available appointment.
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November 2019
Pueblo of Isleta Public Library
Greetings, Pueblo of Isleta readers! We hope you have been enjoying these autumn months
and are ready to set the time back and prepare for shorter days and longer nights and of course
that extra hour of sleep. We would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy your
time with your friends and family. The end of the year is approaching fast and the Library has
been planning programs to finish up the year.
News
The Library will be closed from 8:00 am12:00 pm on Friday, November 1st for our
monthly staff meeting. During this time
we will be discussing upcoming programs
for the remaining months of 2019 and the
beginning of 2020. We apologize for any
inconvenience this may cause. Library
closures will be posted throughout the
library and on the Library Facebook page.
The Library will be CLOSED on the
following dates during the month of
November:
Monday, November 11th in observance
of Veteran’s Day. We would like to thank
all that have served our country past and
present. All Library media checked out on
the 7th and 8th will be due on the 12th.
Thursday, November 28th, Friday,
November
29th,
and
Saturday,
November 30th in observance of the
Thanksgiving Holiday. All Library media
checked out on Wednesday, November
27th will be due on Monday, December
2nd. Remember the Library has a section
filled with cookbooks to try something new
alongside your turkey dinner.
Please keep in mind with the Holiday Season
and unpredictable weather unexpected
closures may occur. Notices will be posted
and up to minute notices will be posted
on the Library Facebook, Instagram, and
Snapchat.
It’s November and with that comes the start
of all the Holiday eating from Thanksgiving
to Christmas and everything in between.
Don’t wait till the New Year to start your
diet stay on track with our fitness bags and
workout videos available for checkout.
Upcoming
Attention Small Business Owners!! The
Library is doing a program based on
Facebook marketing and Advertising for
small business owners. Learn how to use
social media to promote and draw in more
customers. We will help you create your own
Facebook business page and teach you how
to be effective in social media. Registration
started October 21st and spots are filling
up fast. This program will consist of two
sessions on Tuesday, November 5th and
Thursday, November 7th from 5:00 pm to
7:00 pm. To sign up come into the Library
or give us a call, if you have any questions
please call and ask for Ashley or Diane
at 505-869-9808 or by email poi02006@
isletapueblo.com or poi02005@isletapueblo.
com.
The Library is partnering with Self Serve to
bring the first ever sex education program to
the library. Where we will create a safe, fun
and positive experience on sexual health.
Self Serve Sexuality Resource Center will
be hosting this FREE event. There are two
classes available November 15th on Dating/
Flirting & Online Dating and November
22nd on Strengthening Relationships/
Resolving Sexual Conflict, both classes will
take place at Self Serve starting at 7pm.
Once again this is a FREE event to the first
20 people to sign up. To sign up you can call
the library or send us an email, all signs ups
will be kept confidential. You must be 18
years or older to sign up. For any questions
or to sign up, contact the library at 505-8699808 or at poi02008@isletapueblo.com.
More library programs will be announced
soon. Please keep up to date on programs
and events we are having by visiting the
Library’s Facebook page, Instagram and
Snapchat. All flyers and information will be
posted on bulletin boards throughout the
community. If you have any questions you
can give us a call at the Library at 505-8699808
their half day to make the Creepy Snacks
followed by Los Lunas and Bosque Farms
half day on October 24th. Finally ending
the two days with a 5 pm time slot for
the general public and their families. The
Halloween treats were fast and easy for
everyone to enjoy.
Recap
Library staff Diane member hosted two days
of Creepy Snacks where patrons learned
how to make some Halloween treats like
Mummy Dogs, Monster Donuts and Jacko-Lantern floats. The Mummy Dogs were
made from hot dogs and crescent dough cut
into strips and wrapped around the hotdog
like a mummy. The Monster Donuts had
vampire teeth in the middle dripping with
blood. Lastly the Jack-o-Lantern floats
were made out of vanilla ice cream and
orange soda in a Halloween themed cup.
Isleta Elementary met on October 23rd on
Monster Donuts in the making!
The Library hosted 3 movie nights in
the month of October, called Throwback
November 2019
Thriller Movie Nights. Movies started at
6 pm with free popcorn given out by the
Library with exclusive movie themed cups.
We started of with the showing of Hocus
Pocus, followed by Scream and ending with
the 4th Kind. Concession was provided by
the Isleta Scout Pack 1572 for the showing
of Hocus Pocus and they sold Dion’s pizza,
baked goods and drinks. We also had a
photo op for Hocus Pocus with a life size
Witches Cauldron for patrons to get in and
take a picture with family and friends. The
following week we transition into something
scarier with the showing of Scream. The
Isleta Archery Club sold hot dogs, candy,
and drinks and a ghost face backdrop was
set up with photo props for patrons to take
pictures. We ended our throwback with the
4th Kind and Aliens invaded the Library
for the night. There was no concession that
night but patrons got to enjoy a bottomless
cup of popcorn in our Alien themed cups.
Patrons also had a chance to take a photo
by a UFO with family and friends. During
the Throwback Thriller Movie Nights we
promoted our Snapchat with customized
filters as well as our Instagram page
using hashtags. Patrons that tagged us on
Facebook, posted on Snapchat, or used our
hashtag on Instagram received a free movie
gift bag during the movie nights. We would
like to thank everyone who took advantage
of our FREE movie nights. The Library just
recently purchased a new projector and
speakers so this allowed us to show our
movies with a theater quality.
A little help with the Monster blood, please!
Witches Cauldron for Hocus Pocus.
Isleta Pueblo News
Photo props using our Snapchat filter.
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Scream photo backdrop.
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November 2019
Isleta Recreation News:
Isleta Cross Country Season has finally
ended. The Isleta Recreation Center had a
team of 28 children running from the ages of 5 years to 11 years old. We had meets in San
Felipe, Laguna, Acoma, Santo Domingo, and Jemez Pueblos. Thank you Isleta Runners for
all the effort you did coming to practice at the recreation center and Big Momma’s every
week. In your coaches’ eyes, you are all winners because you showed up and crossed that
finish line!! Thank you to all the parents, aunties, chee-ees, teh-ehs and all who supported this year’s Isleta’s team, especially the Parks
and Rec Staff and the coaches for all their time and support for our Isleta Youth runners.
Parks Crew:
Now that the summer has ended and our parks
are beautiful, the Isleta Parks crews are able
to do other tasks besides cutting grass and
marking baseball fields. Ron Jojola’s crew and
Ted the Mechanic have been working on a
needed storage for the Recreation Center. With
their talented skills and knowledge they were
able to build the storage unit without any floor
plans.
Isleta Youth Basketball Team News:
Our Basketball Season has started off with a winning start.
We have 5 youth teams aging from 5yrs to 12yrs old boys and
girls. This season the Pueblos have joined a 6 week Southern
Pueblo Basketball League that is held every Saturday at the
Tamaya Wellness Center in Santa Ana.
The Isleta Recreation Center recruited 40 children from our
local schools Isleta, Bosque Farms and Sundance Elementary.
The teams practice all week refining their dribbling and
passing skills while mixing in some conditioning by running
back and forth and sliding side to side.
This year basketball coaches are George Waquie who is the
newest addition to Recreation staff as the Sports Coordinator,
Cubathee Montoya, Kyle Wade and Timothy Jiron. Come out and support our Isleta youth at Tamaya Wellness Center.
Also the Isleta Recreation Center will be hosting a Youth Boys and Girls Double Elimination Basketball Tournament on December 21
& 22 at the New Recreation Center.
November 2019
Pool News:
We get calls and questions from community
members and especially from the children
about the pool. We are getting close to
finishing up with the construction. We
will no longer have a Wet Sauna in the
pool area. The lack of upkeep of the sauna
damaged some of the beams holding the
wall structure, therefore, it had to be
removed.
While construction was going on, a water
leak was discovered and took additional
time to detect and repair it. Thank you to
the Public Works Department, Tata Edwin
Jaramillo and his crew for assisting in the
maintenance of the pool construction.
At this time, we are still looking for
lifeguards to operate our pool. So if you are
interested or know a friend, please apply
with our Human Resource Department.
Tables and Chair Rentals:
There have been issues with tables and
chairs being returned broken and dirty.
These tables and chairs are issued to our
community members almost every weekend
for the usage of parties and traditional use.
We are asking that you take care and clean
them before returning them back to the
recreation center. Thank you.
After School Program:
The After School Program has been
very busy making decorations to hang
throughout the recreation center. Give these
kids paint and they’ll make you a master
piece! Meredith, Kyle and Cubathee enjoy
our group of 35 children. They make crafts,
do science experiments, create delicious
snacks and much more. The children and
Tata Melvin went to McCall’s as one of our
monthly fieldtrips. What a day they had!
From riding bicycles, watching pig races,
feeding goats, having lunch and finally a
hayride down to the pumpkin patch to pick
the biggest pumpkin they could carry.
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November 2019
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE
Isleta Health Center Team
Stress Management
Article: Lisa Kaye Cherino,
LCSW Clinical Therapist
How you deal with life challenges can predict
the likelihood that you will fall victim to
a stress related illness. The stress-related
illness could be mild like frequent tension
headaches, irritability, acid indigestion, and
loss of sleep or be very serious. Studies have
found that many serious health problems are
related to stress. Stress seems to worsen or
increase the risk of conditions like obesity,
heart disease, Alzheimer's disease, diabetes,
depression, alcoholism and addiction,
gastrointestinal problems, and asthma.
Using different strategies to relieve stress is
the best approach to effectively cope. You may
find yourself experiencing physical symptoms
such as difficulty sleeping, weight gain or
loss, stomach pain, irritability, headaches,
and/or other symptoms. Stress affects us all.
You may notice symptoms of stress when
disciplining your kids, during busy times at
work, loss of loved one, financial issues, or
when coping with a challenging relationship.
Stress is everywhere. And while a little stress
is OK, too much stress can wear you down and
make you sick, both mentally and physically.
Talk to your doctor and/or come to Isleta
Behavioral Health to learn ways to effectively
handle your stress.
In the meantime, try these stress relievers
that can work in just a few minutes to calm
your body’s stress response. Practice them
regularly to help manage stress.
•
Breath in an out with a count of 3
throughout the day
•
Stretch and go for 5-15 minute walk
•
Practice meditation in a quiet space
for 3-10 minutes
•
Chat with a friend for 5-10 minutes
•
Make self-care priority (e.g., get
enough sleep, socialize, eat healthy,
and exercise)
•
Speak with a counselor to feel less
overwhelmed
•
Manage your time to organize tasks
•
Replace 1 negative thought with 1
positive thought for the day
•
Distract yourself when having racing
thoughts for 1-3 minutes
•
Think of 3 positive statements to say
out loud 3 times
•
Sit quietly and visualize a positive
experience for 1-3 minutes
•
Keep a journal to increase awareness
November 2019
Isleta Pueblo News
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New Mexico State
University Agriculture
With the end of the year fast approaching, it is
time to start looking for ways to maximize your
tax benefits or minimize tax burdens. For small
acreage famers, the task includes knowing the tax
laws to help reduce their tax burden.
Navigating Taxes for Small Farms is New Mexico
State University Cooperative Extension Service’s
response to requests for help from small acreage
farmers in Valencia County. The free workshop
will be from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 12,
at the Valencia County CES office, 404 Courthouse
Road in Los Lunas.
“We have hosted this workshop in the past
and have had several requests for its return,”
said Newt McCarty, NMSU Valencia County
Extension agricultural agent. “Many of our small
farms are not set up as individual businesses,
therefore it is very important our farmers and
land owners recognize and take advantage of
every opportunity they can. The most important
thing is to get questions answered.” Workshop
presenters will be NMSU agriculture economics
professor Jim Libbin, CPA Don H. Umbrage with
Umbrage & Umbrage and Beverly Dominguez
Romero, Valencia County Assessor.
“It’s a constitutional right to affect your tax
situation within the letter of the law. We are
going to talk about managing taxes,” Libbin said.
“It won’t be about reporting their taxes, but more
about how to manage income and expense flows to
minimize the tax burden.”
For information and RSVP call 505-565-3002.
Beef producers have a responsibility to provide
a safe and wholesome product. Daily production
practices can influence the quality of the
product. To assist beef producers in fulfilling
this responsibility at a higher level, New Mexico
State University Cooperative Extension Service
in Valencia County is providing a Beef Quality
Assurance (BQA) Certification Training. The free
training will be from 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday,
November 16, at the Valencia County CES office,
404 Courthouse Road in Los Lunas.
The mission of the BQA program is to maximize
consumer confidence in and acceptance of beef
by focusing the producers’ attention to daily
production practices that influence the safety,
wholesomeness and quality of beef and beef
products through the use of science, research and
educational initiative.
Anyone involved in beef or dairy cattle production
is encouraged to attend a BQA training workshop,
including individuals who do not own or market
animals, such as ranch hands or dairy workers.
“Our beef and dairy producers work diligently
making sure every animal is well cared for,
and those going to market will meet or exceed
consumer’s expectations. The BQA program is one
more tool in taking that commitment to a higher
level,” said Newt McCarty, Valencia County
agriculture agent.
Those who pass a written test at the completion
of the workshop can become a NM Beef Quality
Assurance Certified producer. Certifications are
good for three years and easily renewed through
the completion of continuing education credits.
For information call 505-565-3002.
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Isleta Pueblo News
November 2019
Isleta Health Center
Dental Department News
You have heard the saying “All good things must come to an end”,
and this has never been truer than now! Dr. J Richter has decided
to retire from his service to the community on December 18, 2019.
He has been a huge part of the dental team since July of 2002, we
like to joke that he came with the building since his first day here
was the day we opened the new clinic.
Dr. J graduated from the University of Texas in San Antonio, and
then served our country in the Air Force, reaching the rank of
Colonel. After retiring from the military, he blessed us with his
talents and skills for the latter part of his dental career. He is
married, the father of 4 and grandfather of 7, soon to be 8. He will
no doubt be busier away from dentistry with his family than he
was working here.
Dr. J will be greatly missed by both staff and patients alike; we
would like to announce we will be hosting a small gathering to
wish him well, so please come to the clinic on December 18th at
3:00pm to thank him for all he’s done to serve our community.
-Isleta Dental Department
Trash Route / Recycle Collection Days
Monday Trash Pick-up:
Los Charcos, Mousetown, Lizard Flats, NM 314 area, NM 45 area
Tuesday Trash Pick-up:
Village Proper
Wednesday Trash Pick-up:
East side of River (across)
Thursday Trash Pick-up:
Pickle Heights, Sunset Hills
Thursday Recycle Pick-up:
East side of River (across)
Friday Recycle Pick-up:
Los Charcos, Mousetown, Lizard Flats, NM 314 area NM 45 area,
Pickle Heights, Sunset Hills
November 2019
Isleta Pueblo News
Page 19
PREVENT FROZEN
PIPES
The winter months mean freezing outdoor
temperatures which can cause water
lines to freeze. Frozen pipes can burst
and cause extensive water damage. An
eighth-inch (three millimeter) crack in a
pipe can emit up to 250 gallons (946 liters)
of water a day. Both plastic (PVC) and
copper pipes can burst. By taking a few
simple precautions, you can save yourself
the mess, money and aggravation frozen
pipes cause.
Before the cold hits
Insulate pipes in your home's crawl
spaces, garage, unfinished basement
and attic. These exposed pipes are most
susceptible to freezing. Remember the more insulation you use, the better
protected your pipes will be.
Disconnect garden hoses and insulate
all outdoor faucets (hose bibs). This
reduces the chance of freezing in the
short span of pipe just inside the house.
Heat
tape
or
thermostaticallycontrolled heat cables can be used to
wrap pipes. Be sure to use products
approved only for the use intended
(exterior or interior). Closely follow
all manufacturers' installation and
operation instructions.
Seal leaks that allow cold air inside
near where pipes are located. Look
for air leaks around electrical wiring,
dryer vents and pipes. Use caulk or
insulation to keep the cold out and the
heat in. With severe cold, even a tiny
opening can let in enough cold air to
cause a pipe to freeze.
When the temperature drops
A trickle of hot and cold water might
be all it takes to keep your pipes
from freezing. Let warm water drip
overnight, preferably from a faucet on
an outside wall.
Open cabinet doors to allow heat to get
to un-insulated pipes under sinks and
appliances near exterior walls.
Before you go away
Set the thermostat in your house no
lower than 55°F (12°C).
Ask a friend or neighbor to check your
house daily to make sure it’s warm
enough to prevent freezing or shut off
and drain the water system.
Be aware that if you have a fire
protection sprinkler system in your
house, it will be deactivated when you
shut off the water.
If your pipes freeze
Don’t take chances. If you turn on your
faucets and nothing comes out, leave a
faucet turned on for water to drain from,
and so you can see when the water starts
to flow again.
If you have any further questions or
concerns, please contact the Public
Services/Utility division
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Isleta Elder Center News
Beginning November 1, 2019 a 25mile club
will start for those elders 50 years and older
on Friday’s and Monday’s from 10:00am –
11:00am.
The Isleta Elder Center and fitness trainers
Thomas Zuni, Aaron Wade and Cubathee
Montoya from the New Isleta Recreation
Center, have teamed up and have organized
this program that will benefit your healthy
journey.
Using the Treadmill, stationary bike, stair
stepper, arm bike, walking the gym/walking
path is how you gain your miles. The fitness
trainers will be available to help you reach
your goals.
For more information, please call the Elder
Center at 505-869-9770 ext.9335
Come on out and join Senior Olympics!
The Senior Olympics, known officially as
the National Senior Games, hosts senior
athletes from the United States and Canada
to participate in national competitions every
other year. The minimum age of eligibility
is 50 years old, with the oldest participants
being over 100 years old.
Sports: Archery, Badminton, Basketball,
Bowling,
Cycling,
Golf,
Horseshoes,
Pickleball,
Powerwalk,
Race
Walk,
Racquetball, Road Race, Shuffleboard,
Softball, Swimming, Table Tennis, Triathlon
and Volleyball.
Please check our monthly activities calendar
for upcoming practices and events.
Vietnam Veteran Mass on November 7, 2019,
Isleta Elder Center Activities Room. This
mass is to Celebrate the Vietnam Veterans
that are here with us today. If you or a family
member were in Vietnam, please spread the
word about this mass, also please contact
Kimberly Chiwewe as there will be pins
distributed to them. Pueblo of Isleta Elder
Center 505-869-9770 ext. 9335
Isleta Health Center
Pharmacy
As the Holidays are quickly approaching
we would like to remind everyone that
the IHC Pharmacy will be closed:
●
Monday, November 11, 2019 -
Observance of Veterans Day
●
Thursday, November 28, 2019-
Thanksgiving Day
●
Friday, November - 29, 2019 Day After Thanksgiving
Please remember you can use the refill
line for your refills by calling 869-4590
If you have any questions or concerns
please do not hesitate to call us at 8694473 and we will be happy to answer
them.
THANK YOU
Isleta Pueblo News
November 2019
Isleta Pueblo News
November 2019
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
IMPORTANT REMINDERS!!
Thursday
Friday
11/1/2019
11/5/2019
Tuna salad 3 oz
Shredded lettuce 1 c
Celery sticks 1 c
WW crackers = 24 g
SF gelitan with fruit 1/2 c
Center Closed
11/18/2019
11/19/2019
Chicken 3 oz
Mixed vegetable 1 c
WW roll = 56 g
Fresh fruit 1/2 c
11/13/2019
Ground beef 3 oz
Roasted red potato 1/2 c
Green beans 1/2 c
Brown gravy 1 oz
Berry cobbler = 1/2 c fruit and
1 grain eq
11/20/2019
Green Chile Shrimp Alfredo
Ground beef 3 oz
Sloppy Joe mix 1/2
Winter vegetable 1/2 c
WW pasta spirals 1/2 c
Fresh fruit
11/25/2019
Shrimp 2 oz
WW fettuccini 1/2 c
Green chile 1/8 c
Baby spinach 1/2 c
Grape tomato 1/2 c
Fruit cup 1/2 c
11/27/2019
11/26/2019
Meat Loaf
11/7/2019
11/14/2019
Ground beef 2 oz
Shredded cheddar 1 oz
Corn tortilla 1 oz
Red chile puree 1/4 c
Black bean/corn 1/2 c
Fruit cup 1/2 c
Mama dolls ?
11/15/2019
Rice Stew w/Beef
Ground beef 3 oz
Rice 1/2 c
Mixed vegetable 1 c
Apple spice cake = 1 grain eq
Fresh fruit
Beans and Chicos
Ground pork 2 oz
Pinto bean (M/MA) 1/2 C
Nutrition
Chicos (dry corn) 1/4 c
Education
Green chile 1/2 c
9:30 - 11 am
Adult Day
Spinach 1/2 c
Services
Corn bread = 2 grain eq
Open to All
Fresh fruit
11/21/2019
Corn Chowder w/Pork
Pork 2 oz
Corn, potato, onion, carrot 1 c
WW crackers = 24 g
EARLY
Baked apple 1/2 c
Chicken Noodle Soup
Ground beef 3 oz
Mashed potato 1/2 c
Steamed carrots 1/2 c
Brown gravy 1 oz
WW roll = 56 g
Red Chile Enchiladas
Grilled Harvest Bowl
Grilled chicken or pork 3 oz
Sliced brussels sprouts 1/2 c
Sweet potato cubes 1/2 c
Brown rice 1/2 c
Quinoa 1/4 c
Cranberry/almond topping 1/4 c
11/22/2019
Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce
Ground beef 3 oz
Marinara sauce 1/2 c
Zucchini spirals 1/2 c
Garlic bread = 24 g
Fruit cup 1/2 c
11/28/2019
11/29/2019
Diced chicken 3 oz
ELDER
Celery, onion and carrot 1 c
CENTER
Spinach 1/2 c
CLOSED
WW pasta 1/2 c
FOR
Fruit cobbler = 1/2 c fruit and
HOLDAY
1 grain eq
Based on the availability of ingredients/produce or other unforeseen circumstances, menus are subject to change.
Spinach/artichoke casserole 1 c
Fresh fruit
Pumpkin roll = 2 grain eq
Salisbury Steak
Sloppy Joe Casserole
Meatballs 3 oz
Sliced potato 1/4 c
Shredded kale 1 c
WW roll = 56 g
Fruit cup 1/2 c
Chicken 3 oz
Zucchini Boat w/Red Chile
Ground beef 3 oz
Zucchini boat 1/2 c
Marinara 1/4 c
Bread crumbs 1 oz
Red chile sauce 1/4 c
Fresh fruit
Kale Soup w/Meatballs
Baked Chicken
Chicken Picatta
Fruit cup 1/2 c
11/12/2019
11/11/2019
11/6/2019
Ham and Broccoli Casserole
Ham 3 oz
Rice 1/2 c
Broccoli 1 c
Shredded cheddar .5 oz
Cream of mushroom soup 1/8 c
WW crackers = 24 g
Green Chile Posole
Pork or chicken 3 oz
Hominy 1/2 c
Green chile 1/2 c
Baked pear w/walnuts and
balsamic glaze
Pumpkin cookie
11/8/2019
Congregate meals age 55+ free of charge. Persons ages < 55 the
suggested donation is $5.00 however any donation is
appreciated.
11/4/2019
2019
10/31/2019
Please by 9 AM to cancel Home Delivered Meals. This saves
time and money. Thank you.
Tuna Salad w/Grapes
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Isleta Elder Center (505) 869-9770
Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 4:30PM
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
IMPORTANT REMINDERS!!
Thursday
10/31/2019
November is Native American Month, we will be celebrating with Rock Your Moc's on Friday
November 15.
11/7/2019
Recognizing Vietnam Veteran's
Mass
11:30am Activites Room
Laughlin Trip Departing 11/3 Returning 11/6
11/11/2019
Center Closed
11/12/2019
Commodities Warehouse Trip
Van Leaves 8:00am
Return 12:00pm
Sewing Craft 1:00pm
Room
11/18/2019
Recreation Center Exercise
10am-11am
11/25/2019
Recreation Center Exercise 10am11am
Dollar Movie & Lunch TBA
Activites
11/19/2019
Manzano Mesa Shuffleboard
Lunch and Shuffleboard
10:30am-4:00pm
Cookie Recipe Sharing
1pm Activities Room
11/26/2019
Thanksgiving Bingo
1:00 pm Activities Room
11/13/2019
Shuffleboard
9am-12pm 1-3pm
Activites Room
11/20/2019
Friendship Breakfast 9am
General Meeting 10am
Topic: Central NM Housing
Cooperation
11/27/2019
Family Feud 10am Activities Room
Championship Game
Friday
11/1/2019
Recreation Center Exercise
10am-11am
Please call the Elder Center with any questions regarding the calendar or to sign-up for activities.
Activities are offered to those 50years & older unless otherwise noted.
All activites are subject to change.
Transportation is available for ALL events/activities
11/4/2019
11/5/2019
11/6/2019
Mall Trip
Commodities Distribution #1
Transportation will leave at
8:30am-3:30pm
9:30am
and
return
at
2pm
Conference
Room
Recreation Center Exercise
10am-11am
2019
11/14/2019
Santurio de Chimayo Trip
Departing Center @8:30am
Nutrition Education
12pm
Dining Room
11/21/2019
"Thank a Caregiver" Training
11:30 pm Dining Room
Early Lunch 11:00am
11/8/2019
Recreation Center Exercise 10am11am
Walmart & Dollar Store
1pm-4pm
Tongue Twister Challenge
Activities Room 1pm
11/15/2019
Rock Your Moc's
Recreation Center Exercise 10am11am
1pm Activities Room
11/22/2019
Recreation Center Exercise
10am-11am
Medicare Part D Open Enrollment Walmart & Dollar Store
4pm
8am-3pm
Commodities 8:30am- 3:30pm
Activities Room
11/28/2019
11/29/2019
1pm-
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Isleta Pueblo News
November 2019
Optometry Services
Patients in need of Optometry
Services:
Due to the Optometrist vacancy
the IHC Optometry Department
and PRC are working together to
schedule Optometry services outside
of the Isleta Health Center. Please
be advised that services that are
coordinated require an authorized
referral from PRC in advance.
Patients who schedule their own
Optometry appointment without an
authorized referral will be financially
responsible for payment.
Optometry Services available to
IHC Patients:
•
•
•
Frame and lens selection
Frame repair and adjustment
Ordering glasses and contact
lenses
Optometry will accept prescriptions
for glasses and contacts from outside
providers as long as the prescription
is not expired.
If you have questions or
concerns please contact
Optometry services @869-4080
THANK YOU
-Isleta Health
Center
Optometry
November 2019
Isleta Pueblo News
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What is the Great American Smokeout?
The Great American Smokeout is a national event
that takes place on the third week of November. It is
asked on this day, smokers and commercial tobacco
users use November 21st as a date to plan to stop
smoking/ using commercial tobacco. By doing
so they will be joining thousands of people who also
smoke/use across the country to take an important
step toward a healthier lifestyle while reducing their
risk of cancer.
Currently, there are more than 34 million Americans
who still smoke cigarettes, and smoking remains
the single largest preventable death and illness
in the world (American Cancer Society (ACS),
2017). ACS states, groups such as, those who have
less education, low socioeconomic status, minority,
and lesbians, gays, and bisexuals suffer more from
smoking related cancer and diseases (2017).
Listed below are general tips for family and
friends to be involved with the quit process:
• Respect the person trying to quit is in charge, this
is their lifestyle change and challenge, not yours;
provide positive encouragement
• Spend quality time with the person trying to
quit by doing things that will keep their mind off
cravings (e.g. walking, going to the movies, eating,
hobbies, etc.)
• Make the home and vehicles smoke-free, even for
visitors
• Celebrate the small successes together, quitting
is a big deal!
To help your loved ones to take this step to a
commercial tobacco free lifestyle encourage them to
use November 21, 2019 as the day to quit smoking or
as a day to finally make a plan to quit.
For more information:
https://www.cancer.org/healthy/stay-away-fromtobacco/great-american-smokeout.html
Keres | 2700 San Pedro Dr. NE Albuquerque, NM
87110 | (505) 837-2104
Head Start, Early Head
Start, and Child Care
P.O. Box 579
Isleta,NM 87022
November Upcoming Dates
●
November 6, 2019
Family Night at 5pm
(Topic: Disabilities & NAPPR-
Pottery Making)
●
November 11, 2019
Veterans Day (No School)
●
November 19, 2019
Policy Council at 5pm
●
November 21, 2019
Parent Committee at 5pm
●
November 27-29, 2019
Thanksgiving Break (No School)
Isleta Pueblo News
Page 24
MONDAY
SAT/SU
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Rock Your Mocs
FUN RUN (5K)/WALK (1M)
Date: Saturday, November 16, 2019
Time: 8:30 am
Place: Isleta Recreation Center
For more information please call 505-869-5475
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2/3
Podiatry Clinic:: 12:30-4:30 pm
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique - 10-11am
@BHS
Nurturing Parenting Group: 1-3pm
@BHS
Youth Life Skills 4:30-6:30pm @BHS
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm @DPP
Wellness
9/10
11
5
DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1
-3:30pm @ BHS.
Youth Power Source: 4:30-6:30
@BHS
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm @DPP
Wellness
23/2
4
30
19
Podiatry Clinic: 12:30-4:30 pm
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique - 10-11am
@BHS
Nurturing Parenting Group: 1-3pm
@BHS
Youth Life Skills 4:30-6:30pm @BHS
Open Gym Block: 5-6:30pm @DPP
Wellness
DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm
25
26
NO Podiatry Clinic
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique - 10-11am
@BHS
Nurturing Parenting Group: 1-3pm
@BHS
Youth Life Skills 4:30-6:30pm @BHS
Open Gym Block:- 5-6:30pm @DPP
Wellness
1
DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am@ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1011am @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 13:30pm @ BHS
National Influenza Vaccination
Open Gym Block– 8-4:30pm @DPP Well-
CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50amness
Week: Dec 1-7, 2019
7
8
CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am
Youth Group ICAP: 4:30-6:30pm
@BHS
Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30pm
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm @DPP
Wellness
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm
@DPP Wellness
Wellbriety Group: 6-7:30pm @BHS
12 DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm 13l
Isleta Community Cancer Support
“Maintaining a Healthy Weight”
5:00pm—6:30pm
18
DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12 pm
FRIDAY
DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am@ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1011am @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 13:30pm @ BHS
Open Gym Block– 8-4:30pm @DPP Wellness
CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1
-3:30pm @ BHS.
Youth Power Source: 4:30-6:30
@BHS
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm @DPP
Wellness
16/17
6
November 2019
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1
-3:30pm @ BHS.
Youth Power Source: 4:30-6:30
@BHS
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm @DPP
Wellness
DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1
-3:30pm @ BHS.
Youth Power Source: 4:30-6:30
@BHS
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm @DPP
Wellness
DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12 pm
Youth Group ICAP: 4:30-6:30pm
@BHS
Wellbriety Group: 6-7:30pm @BHS
NO Open Gym Block
14
15
CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am
Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30pm
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm
@DPP Wellness
DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am@ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1011am @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 13:30pm @ BHS
Open Gym Block– 8-4:30pm @DPP Well-
ness
CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am
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DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12 pm
Youth Group ICAP: 4:30-6:30pm
@BHS
Wellbriety Group: 6-7:30pm @BHS
Healthy Cooking Class: 5-7pm
@Health Center Kitchen
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CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am
DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12 pm
Youth Group ICAP: 4:30-6:30pm
@BHS
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm @DPP
Wellness
Wellbriety Group: 6-7:30pm @BHS
DM Clinic w/Medical: 8:30-12pm
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am@ BHS.
Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30pm
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1011am @ BHS.
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm
@DPP Wellness
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 13:30pm @ BHS
Open Gym Block– 8-4:30pm @DPP Wellness
Open Gym Block– 5-6:30pm @DPP
Wellness
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22
CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am
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