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Volume 13 Issue 2
Isleta Pueblo News
Pueblo of Isleta website: www.isletapueblo.com
February 2018
Governor’s Report
Ma-Gu-Wum
January 2018 starts the traditional
appointments of new leadership throughout
Pueblo Country.
I want to especially
thank the outgoing Traditional Head War
Captains of Isleta and their appointees
for their Leadership in the year 2017.
Administration has a role to work with
Traditional Leadership to maintain a
dialog of trust on issues impacting our
community. Administration met with the
newly appointed War Captains and we
have agreed on future meetings on issues of
concern and assistants during Traditional
activities for this New Year. We welcome
the newly appointed War Captains, and look
forward to working with them.
Irrigation season is approaching and
concerns of water shortages are always a
concern for the farmers. Jessica Tracey,
Isleta’s Water Resource Director, contacted
the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy and
was advised that despite the lack of rain
there will be plenty of water for the farming
season. Despite the poor runoff there is
plenty of water in storage, at the El Vado
Dam. On February 3, 2018 Saturday we will
hold a meeting with member farmers from
the Acequia Madre, Cacique, and Chical.
This meeting is important to the farmers
as newly appointed Mayordomos will be
elected. The meeting will be held at the Old
Court House in the Plaza area at 8:00am.
The New Mexico Legislative Sessions opened
on January 16, 2018 at the New Mexico
State Capitol. Tribal Leaders throughout
New Mexico were invited to start a dialog
with Law Makers. As the sessions continue
Tribal Leaders will lobby for Capital Outlay
money for various projects. Isleta along
with Directors will also lobby for money for
various projects.
* Please Join Us *
Your input is invaluable!
POI’s departments of Water Resources
and Natural Resources are asking for Isleta
Community participation in a survey for Isleta
Pueblo bosque and riverine habitat restoration
planning. Several dates have been set aside.
Please mark your calendars and join us for
one of these meetings. Refreshments will be
served.
In each meeting, a brief background
presentation will be provided, a survey will be
conducted (answers will be anonymous), and
an open discussion will follow.
Location:
Golf Course Event Room
Date and time: Thursday, March 15
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Location:
Elder Center Activity Room
Date and Time: Friday, March 16
1 pm – 3 pm
Location:
Golf Course Event Room
Date and time: Saturday, March 17
2 pm – 4 pm
Location:
Golf Course Event Room
Date and time: Monday, March 19
5:30 pm – 7:30pm
Isleta Pueblo Housing
Authority
ISLETA HEALTH BOARD
PUEBLO OF ISLETA
The Isleta Pueblo Housing Authority is
accepting applications for the FYI 2018
Home Improvement Program (HIP) for
safety or sanitation repairs, renovations,
and replacement of a home for substandard
dwellings. Applications are available at the
Isleta Pueblo Housing Authority Office. After
submission of the application with all required
documentations it will be determined if
you meet the “eligible” criteria for the HIP
Program.
Documentation required with the application:
1. Copy of C.I.B. (Certificate of
Indian Blood)
2. Proof of Income (Last year’s Tax
Return, SSI Award Letter, etc.)
3. Most Important: Proof of
ownership to either the existing
home and/or land.
4. Provide documentation if the
applicant is stating family member
has disability or is handicap (Letter
from a “Doctor”, Veterans’
Administration, or Social Security,etc
The Isleta Health Board is currently
seeking interested individuals who are
willing to serve on the Health Board
as Board members in the advocacy of
improving the health and wellbeing of all
the Pueblo of Isleta community members
and their families who acquire health
services from the Isleta Health Center.
If you have any questions or need assistance,
please contact Bernadette Lente, Executive
Assistant at (505) 869-4153 Ext. 9345.
Interested individuals who are willing
to serve in this capacity should submit
their interest to the Pueblo of Isleta
Tribal Council for their consideration
and recommendation to the following
address:
Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Council
PO Box 1270
Isleta, New Mexico 87022
A brief resume should accompany an
individual’s interest in serving on the
Health Board along with synopsis of
experience in a health related field or
other careers relevant to health related
concerns.
Thank You.
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Isleta Pueblo News
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
DEADLINE for March Newsletter articles is set for Friday,
February 16, 2018 at 4:30pm. 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 whom 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 whom 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.
February 2018
Notice of Los Lunas Schools Public Hearing
for Part II of the Application for the
Title VI Formula Grant
Los Lunas Schools will hold a public hearing on Wednesday,
February 21st beginning at 6:00pm. The meeting will be held at
the Teacher Resource Center located at 801 Coronado NE, Los
Lunas, NM 87031. The purpose of the meeting will be to discuss
and obtain public input regarding the content of Part II of the
application of the Title VI Formula Grant (supporting Indian
Education). If further information is needed, please contact Cathy
Chavez at (505) 866-2440.
If you are an individual with a disability who is in need of a reader,
amplifier, qualified sign language interpreter, or any other form
of auxiliary aid or service to attend or participate in the hearing,
please contact the Special Services Office at 505-866-2440 at least
one week prior to the hearing.
PROBATE NEWS
Second Notice – A petition to Probate the Estate of Josefita
Chavez, deceased September 21, 1996. Case No. CV-17PRO-00020, 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,
February 28, 2018 at 10:00 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.
LOS LUNAS NATIVE AMERICAN CLUB
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 Tara 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)
The Native American Club would like to thank everyone who
contributed to Gregg Analla’s fundraiser who had passed away
recently. We greatly appreciate each and every one of you. We
were so happy to present the money we raised to his wife Margaret
and son Xavier. Before presenting the money we played Gregg’s
song, which is called “Wim Ah I Wem” during Gregg’s rosary. Many
people did not know what was said in the song therefore we had
Clarissa Abeyta interpret what the song means. This would have
not been possible without the following club members Samantha
Lente, Clarissa Abeyta, Shaypof Ybarra, Shaylee Abeita, and
Brianna Jojola. We would also like to send a special thank you to
the cooks Louella Cano and Marie Lente.
February 2018
Isleta Pueblo News
Page 3
ISLETA RESORT &
CASINO
Isleta Resort & Casino has released new
renderings for Triple Sevens Saloon, which will
soon undergo construction. The new facility
will be expanded to four times its current
capacity, meeting a much anticipated demand.
“Triple Sevens has become a local treasure.
With no cover, live music, and drink specials,
the facility is frequently at capacity. There is
most certainly a need to expand the facility to
better meet the needs of our guests,” explained
Isleta Resort & Casino CEO Harold Baugus.
The new renderings provide a preview for the
color scheme and overall design of the new
facility. What’s not seen on the renderings, but
is simultaneously building excitement, is the
new mezzanine area. That area will have an
overlook onto the casino floor. The space may
also possibly be rented out for private events,
though details of that service
are still being developed.
Meanwhile,
construction
continues on the new Bingo
facility, set to open in late
2018. The new facility means
dedicated Bingo players will
no longer be displaced due to
concerts or showroom events.
“Bingo has become a longstanding and beloved tradition in our community. With the remodel, it was extremely important to us to meet that demand, and to
show our community that we remain dedicated to providing a comfortable, fun, and hassle-free environment for them,” Baugus added.
The Resort’s renovation is expected to take approximately 24 months to complete.
Pueblo of Isleta
Dial-a-Ride
The Pueblo of Isleta Dial-a-Ride operates
Monday through Friday from 9:00am to
2:00pm, providing trips within the Pueblo
and to the ABQ RIDE Route 53 bus stop
on NM 314. Limited service to Wal-Mart
in Los Lunas will also be provided on
Wednesdays from 11:00am to 2:00pm.
Request your Dial-a-Ride trip by calling
Valencia County dispatch at (505) 3523595 before noon at least one business
day prior to your trip. Rio Metro will
accept requests beginning Wednesday
11/29 for service starting Monday 12/4.
Requests are accepted between 8:00am
and 5:00pm. On the date and time of
your trip, a wheelchair accessible van will
arrive within 15 minutes of your scheduled
pickup time. Trips may also be grouped
together; riders should expect to travel
with others.
For more information about both services,
including a copy of the Route 208 schedule,
visit riometro.org and select “Schedules” >
“Bus” > “Pueblo of Isleta” from the grey bar
near the top of the website. Schedules for
Route 208 are also available at the Public
Services Department Office at the Tribal
Services Complex.
Page 4
Isleta Pueblo News
February 2018
ISLETA PUEBLO
HOUSING AUTHORITY
Is seeking homeowners from the
‘Mouse town’ area (Tribal Roads 70,
71, 72 & 73) & other scattered sites
to fill out a Renovation application no
later than April 1st. Specifically, HUD
homes built in the late 1960’s & early
1970’s and the majority are made with
cinder block. IPHA will be offering
to those applicants the Plumbing
Rehabilitation Project consisting of
the scope of work below:
1. Cut and remove concrete
(approximately 6’x5’);
2. Excavate to expose area of
plumbing (drain lines)
to be replaced;
3. Remove existing plumbing and
reinstall new piping to plan;
4. Test to ensure no leaks;
5. Cover after inspection and
replace fill and
concrete (Standard
compaction required); and
6. Repair sheet rock, flooring, and
paint to match existing.
You must complete the entire application
for the application to be valid.
Do not submit more than one
application. Do not submit a new
application to report a change.
Completing more than one application
may slow down the process.
Before you submit an application, you
must have all supporting documentation
attached listed below:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Household Income Statements
(2017 Income Tax Return
AND 2 months of all Income
Statements);
Doctor’s Notes/Statements (listing
if a permanent disability);
Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB)
cards/Census Office notarized
statements;
Property/Land Assignments;
HUD Form 9886 (attached
to application); and
Public Assistance Verification
Form (attached to application).
You should also know that we would
need tax returns for each adult household
member.
Applicants with disabilities who require
an accommodation to complete this
application may contact the Isleta Pueblo
Housing Authority at (505) 869-4153 for
assistance.
If you have any questions, you may
contact us:
Email: poi40009@Isletapueblo.com
Fax: (505) 869-7595
Mail: P. O. Box 760, Isleta, NM 87022
Isleta EMS
505-869-4486
Help EMS help you, by doing the following for your residence:
• Have easy to read numbers approximately 4 inches in height
• Numbers should be a contrasting color to the background
• Numbers should be illuminated or made of reflective material
• If the residence has a porch, numbers should be displayed on the outer wall or a
post closest to the street
• Display numbers on both sides of the mailbox, as well as the front
• Numbers should be visible within a 3 foot circumference of the front entrance
February 2018
Isleta Pueblo News
Page 5
**PLEASE NOTE: POSITIONS ARE OPENED UNTIL FILLED**
Vickie Carrion 244-8206 or Andrea Fuentes 724-3920
www.isleta.com
Updated: January 18, 2018 (Internal Postings in BOLD)
REQ
1476BR
1481BR
1482BR
1483BR
1484BR
1503BR
1463BR
1494BR
1485BR
1495BR
1489BR
1502BR
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1490BR
1487BR
1488BR
1491BR
1493BR
1500BR
1501BR
1468BR
1480BR
1479BR
1496BR
1497BR
1498BR
1499BR
759BR
1461BR
1416BR
1438BR
1340BR
1388BR
1395BR
1311BR
1312BR
1328BR
1333BR
1452BR
1310BR
1331BR
1434BR
1433BR
1435BR
1429BR
1408BR
1478BR
1325BR
1442BR
1381BR
1212BR
1449BR
1189BR
1423BR
1184BR
1473BR
1453BR
1377BR
1425BR
1380BR
1386BR
1387BR
1460BR
1087BR
1404BR
1405BR
1406BR
1407BR
TITLE
DEPARTMENT
SURVEILLANCE
AGENT-SURVEILLANCE
F&B DELI
ATTENDANT CONCESSIONS - CHILI RISTA
F&B DELI
ATTENDANT CONCESSIONS - CHILI RISTA
F&B DELI
ATTENDANT CONCESSIONS - CHILI RISTA
F&B DELI
ATTENDANT CONCESSIONS - CHILI RISTA
F&B DELI
ATTENDANT CONCESSIONS - CHILI RISTA
F&B DELI
ATTENDANT CONCESSIONS - CHILI RISTA
ATTENDANT CONCESSIONS - FUN CONNECTION F&B FUN CONNECTION
HUMAN RESOURCE
Benefits Manager
F&B TIWA
CASHIER - F&B TIWA
F&B STEAKHOUSE
CASHIER -F&B STEAKHOUSE
LAKES
CASHIER- LAKES
GOLF COURSE OPERATIONS
CLERK GOLF SHOP
F&B GOLF COURSE
COOK/SERVER
CUSTODIAL
HEAVY DUTY TECHNICIAN-CUSTODIAL
CUSTODIAL
HEAVY DUTY TECHNICIAN-CUSTODIAL
HOTEL HOUSEKEEPING
Hotel Preventative Maintenance Technician
FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
LABORER-GOLF COURSE
SECURITY
SECURITY OFFICER II
SECURITY
SECURITY OFFICER II
F&B TIWA
SERVER - TIWA
POOL MAINTENANCE
SPA REPRESENTATIVE
SLOTS
SUPERVISOR SHIFT SLOTS
F&B UTILITY
UTILITY-F&B
F&B UTILITY
UTILITY-F&B
F&B UTILITY
UTILITY-F&B
F&B UTILITY
UTILITY-F&B
FUN CONNECTION
2ND MECHANIC
HOTEL CALL CENTER
AGENT-CALL CENTER
F&B BINGO SNACK BAR
ATTENDANT CONCESSIONS - DAUBERS
PALACE WEST
ATTENDANT FLOOR - PALACE WEST
HOTEL HOUSEKEEPING
ATTENDANT LAUNDRY
HOTEL HOUSEKEEPING
ATTENDANT ROOM
HOTEL HOUSEKEEPING
ATTENDANT ROOM
VALET
ATTENDANT VALET
VALET
ATTENDANT VALET
VALET
ATTENDANT VALET
VALET
ATTENDANT VALET
VALET
ATTENDANT VALET (GRAVEYARD)
VALET
ATTENDANT VALET (Part time)
VALET
ATTENDANT VALET (Part time)
IT
AV TECHNICIAN I (Part Time)
IT
AV TECHNICIAN I (Part- Time)
IT
AV TECHNICIAN II
F&B BAKERY
BAKER-F&B MAIN
F&B CENTER BAR
BARBACK-CENTER BAR
CAGE
CASHIER - CAGE
F&B STEAKHOUSE
CASHIER -F&B STEAKHOUSE
MARKETING PLAYERS CLUB
CASINO HOST - PLAYERS CLUB
CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
PALACE WEST
COOK LINE-PALACE WEST
F&B DELI
COOK-DELI
TABLE GAMES
DEALER TABLE GAMES (Part Time)
TABLE GAMES
DEALER TABLE GAMES--Part Time
GOLF COURSE OPERATIONS
DIRECTOR OF GOLF
HUMAN RESOURCE
FILE CLERK
SLOTS
FLOOR TECHNICIAN-SLOTS
HOTEL HOUSEKEEPING
HEAVY DUTY TECHNICIAN-HOUSEKEEPING
HOTEL HOUSEKEEPING
HOUSEMAN-HOUSEKEEPING
CUSTODIAL
PORTER-CUSTODIAL (Graveyard)
CUSTODIAL
PORTER-CUSTODIAL (Graveyard)
CUSTODIAL
PORTER-CUSTODIAL (Graveyard)
MARKETING PLAYERS CLUB
REPRESENTATIVE GUEST SERVICE
SECURITY
SECURITY DIRECTOR
SECURITY
SECURITY OFFICER I
SECURITY
SECURITY OFFICER I
SECURITY
SECURITY OFFICER I
SECURITY
SECURITY OFFICER I
REMOVAL DATE
Internal-01/23/2018 External-1/30/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/25/2018 External- 02/01/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal- 01/19/2018- External-1/26/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/25/2018 External- 02/01/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal-01/23/2018 External-1/30/2018
Internal-01/23/2018 External-1/30/2018
Internal-01/23/2018 External-1/30/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/25/2018 External- 02/01/2018
Internal 01/25/2018 External- 02/01/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal-01/23/2018 External-1/30/2018
Internal Only-1/24/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
Internal 01/26/2018 External-1/31/2018
10/20/2018 or until filled
1/31/2018
1/12/2019
1/31/2018
1/29/2018
1/29/2018
1/31/2018
1/19/2018
1/19/2018
1/19/2018
1/19/2018
12/29/2018 or until filled
1/19/2018
12/20/2018 or until filled
12/15/2018 or until filled
12/15/2018 or until filled
12/15/2018 or until filled
1/31/2018
1/31/2018
1/25/2018
8/3/2018 or until filled
1/19/2018
1/30/2018
1/31/2018
1/31/2018
1/31/2018
1/31/2018
1/19/2018
1/18/2018
1/29/2018
1/29/2018
1/31/2018
12/20/2018 or until filled
12/20/2018 or until filled
12/20/2018 or until filled
1/31/2018
1/19/2018
1/31/2018
1/31/2018
1/31/2018
1/31/2018
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Isleta Pueblo News
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February 2018
ISLETA CAREER OPPORTUNITIES (continued)
REQ
1418BR
1419BR
1420BR
1324BR
1474BR
1472BR
1443BR
1298BR
1454BR
1417BR
1393BR
TITLE
DEPARTMENT
SECURITY OFFICER II
SECURITY OFFICER II
SECURITY OFFICER II
SERVER - STEAKHOUSE
STAFFING SPECIALIST
SUPERVISOR BINGO
SUPERVISOR PW F&B
SUPERVISOR SHIFT - PALACE WEST SLOTS
TECHNICIAN LAB - SLOTS
TECHNICIAN NAIL - SPA(Part time)
TIWA LINE COOK
SECURITY
SECURITY
SECURITY
F&B STEAKHOUSE
HUMAN RESOURCE
BINGO
F&B PALACE WEST
PALACE WEST
SLOTS
SPA SALON
F&B TIWA
Pueblo of Isleta Career Opportunities
Position Posting
Location
REMOVAL DATE
1/31/2018
1/31/2018
1/31/2018
8/3/2018 or until filled
1/18/2018
1/31/2018
1/31/2018
11/10/2018 or until filled
1/29/2018
1/31/2018
10/26/2018 or until filled
Closing Date
ACADEMIC COACH, Department of Education, Open Until Filled
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNICIAN, Housing Authority Open Until Filled
ASSOCIATE JUDGE, Tribal Courts, Open Until Filled
CLINICAL THERAPIST, Health Center, Open Until Filled
CHILD CARE PROVIDER,
Head Start & Child Care,
Open Until Filled
RE-ADVERTISED - COURT CLERK Tribal Court, Open Until Filled
CUSTODIAN (2-Positions)
Facilities Maintenance. WITHIN ONLY-
Open Until Filled
DISABILITIES COORDINATOR,
Head Start & Child Care,
Open Until Filled
DIRECTOR, PARKS & RECREATION,
Recreation Center,
Open Until Filled
EDUCATION ASSISTANT, Elementary School, Continuously Accepting Applications
EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATOR,
Health Center-Behavioral Health,
Open Until Filled
FENCE CREW FOREMAN,
Natural Resources, WITHIN ONLY-
Open Until Filled
FENCE CREW LABORER,
Natural Resources, WITHIN ONLY-
Open Until Filled
FITNESS INSTRUCTOR, Health Center-Diabetes Program, Open Until Filled
GIS ADMINISTRATOR, Survey & Mapping, Open Until Filled
HOME SERVICES MANAGER,
Elder Center, WITHIN ONLY-
Open Until Filled
IN-HOME CARE ATTENDANT,
Elder Center, WITHIN ONLY-
Open Until Filled
MAINTENANCE TECH.,
Facilities Management. WITHIN ONLY-
Open Until Filled
NUTRITIONIST, Health Center, Open Until Filled
NURSE MANAGER, Health Center, Open Until Filled
PAINTER, Housing Authority, Open Until Filled
PERSONAL CARE SERVICE AIDE (Occasional) Elder Center, Continuously Accepting Applications
PHYSICAL THERAPIST, Health Center, Open Until Filled
PHYSICIAN, Health Center, Open Until Filled
PLUMBER, Housing Authority, Open Until Filled
POLICE CADET,
Police Department, WITHIN ONLY-
Open Until Filled
POLICE SERGEANT, Police Department, 01/23/2018
PUBLIC DEFENDER, Tribal Administration. Open Until Filled
REGISTERED NURSE, Health Center, Open Until Filled
REGISTERED NURSE (PT-20hpw), Health Center, Open Until Filled
SENIOR MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN, Health Center, Open Until Filled
SOLID WASTE FOREMAN,
Public Services Department. WITHIN ONLY-
Open Until Filled
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER, POI Elementary School, Continuously Accepting Applications
TEACHER-ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, POI Elementary School, Continuously Accepting Applications
TEACHER-HEAD START,
Head Start & Child Care,
Open Until Filled
TIWA LANGUAGE TEACHER (2 positions),
Department of Education, WITHIN ONLY-
Open Until Filled
TIWA LANGUAGE TEACHER, Elementary School, Open Until Filled
TRUANCY COORDINATOR, Truancy, Open Until Filled
VETERAN SUPPORT SERVICE PROGRAM MEMBER, Elder Center,
Open Until Filled
WILDLAND FIRE CREW (4-Positions),
Natural Resources. WITHIN ONLY-
Open Until Filled
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
GREAT PLAINS AMUZEMENT
CARNIVAL seeking help with traveling
carnival. Summer jobs, start on March
1 through mid-October. No experience
needed. Living quarters will be
provided. Great Plains Amusement
Indian owned and operated Carnival that
is based in Oklahoma and travels within
Oklahoma, Texas, and Kansas.
Joe Lujan (son of Bartello Lujan) will
travel to the Pueblo from Oklahoma
and will have interviews at the Pueblo
of Isleta Public Library on Tuesday,
February 20, 2018 at 1 pm and 5 pm.
For more information call: (405) 2294945 or (580) 476-2662 and ask for Joe.
Job Opportunities
ONLINE — MRGCD Employment Application
Printable MRGCD Employment Application
GENERAL OFFICE
Engineering Manager
Salary: DOE
Opens: 01/12/2018 Closes: Until filled
Engineer I
Salary: DOE
Open: 01/12/2018 Close: Until filled
BELEN DIVISION
Irrigation Systems Operator
Salary: $15.25 minimum
Open: 01/19/2018 Close: 02/16/2018
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District Job Descriptions and both Online &
Printable Job Applications may be obtained from their Job Opportunities Page at
http://www.mrgcd.com/Job_Opportunities.aspx
February 2018
To apply for IBC positions
click on application link at
http://www.isletapueblo.
com/careers.html ,
complete application, and
submit to IBC. Or call Isleta
Business Corporation at
505-869-7568.
Isleta Pueblo News
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Construction Labor Needed
Isleta Casino & Resort Remodel
Current Open IBC Positions:
Chief Executive Officer,
Open Until Filled
Chief Operations Officer,
Open Until Filled
C-Store Assistant Manager, Open Until Filled
Sales Associate,
Open Until Filled
Seeking Applicants for
Adult WIOA Program
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
Program, located in the POI Human Resources
Office is looking for applicants. Services under
WIOA include providing employment, training
and support services to eligible adult population
such as: Adult Basic Education/GED, training,
and temporary employment. The requirements
for eligibility are listed below.
Adult Program:
1.
Must be a Native American, Alaskan or
Hawaiian Indian.
2.
Must be 18 years or older.
3.
If applicable, all male applicants 18 or
older (born after 1960) must also register or be
registered for Selective Services.
4.
Must be unemployed, underemployed, low
income, a recipient of a bona fide layoff notice
which has taken effect in the last six months or
will take effect in the following six month period,
who is unlikely to return to a previous industry
or occupation, and who is in need of retraining
for either employment with another employer or
for job retention with the current employer, or
an individual who is employed but is determined
by the grantee to be in need of employment and
training services to obtain or retain employment
that allows for self-sufficiency.
*Priority is given to those who reside on the Isleta
reservation.
*Note: If the applicant is male and 26 years or
older and has failed to register with the Selective
Service and is no longer eligible to register and
is not exempt, then the applicant must obtain a
“Status Information” letter from Selective Service
indicating the applicant’s Selective Service status
and the applicant must document that he did not
willfully and intentionally fail to register. Once
the applicant obtains the Status Information
letter, the grantee may determine whether or not
to provide services to the applicant.
If you are interested in applying for the Adult
WIOA Program, please call Natasha Jiron at
(505) 869-9792.
Isleta Pueblo News
Editor:
Nathaniel Lujan
Asst. Editor:
Tara Abeita
Published By:
Valencia Express
DESCRIPTION
Construction Laborers clean and/or prepare construction sites to keep the job
moving and eliminate possible hazards. Work closely with the site supervisor.
RESPONSIBILTIES
Responsibilities may include but are not limited to:
Move, secure, install, build, load, or unload materials as directed by the site
supervisor. Move items from place to place, according to project plans or direction
from the site supervisor. Move dirt or other material as directed in plans or by
supervisor.
QUALIFICATIONS
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Experience on commercial construction sites
Tools of your trade
Documentation to show you are legally eligible to work in the US
Experience on commercial construction sites
Verifiable work history
Able to pass a drug test
WEBSITE LINK
http://www.peopleready.com/job-description/Construction-Laborer-AlbuquerqueNM-351
ADDRESS PHONE
8900 San Mateo Blvd NE
505.348.3082
Albuquerque, New Mexico
EMAIL ADDRESS
351-br@peopleready.com
BRANCH # 351
BRANCH HOURS
Monday-Friday; 6:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
ADDITIONAL INFO
We are an equal opportunity employer.
One of the nation’s fastest-growing cities, Albuquerque was named after the viceroy
of New Spain, the Duke of Albuquerque. Livestock, farming, high-tech and even
manufacturing industries thrive there.
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Isleta Pueblo News
February 2018
PUEBLO OF ISLETA
HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAM
Attention Students
Higher Education Program is hosting
“Mandatory Orientation”, there are many of you
who have not yet attended. This orientation is
to advise you of expectations from the Higher
Education program and also assist us in
understanding what your expectation is of this
program. Please call 505-869-9790 to inquire
about Orientation dates.
FAFSA Night
• WHEN:
• TIME:
• WHERE:
February 8, 2018
3pm – 7pm
Education Department
Bring your 2015 taxes for enrollment of the
SUMMER 2018.
Bring your 2016 taxes for enrollment of the
FALL 2018
(Please see attached flyer)
Scholarship Information
Next Available Funding: Summer 2018 Term
You must submit all required documents on
the dates listed below. Funding will not be
provided if documents are received after these
deadline dates.
Summer Application Deadline April 1, 2018
Summer Supporting Documents
Deadline May 31, 2018
It is the responsibility of the student
to submit their required documents
by deadline dates.
Isleta Higher Education Program
Application and checklist for the
2018/2019 Academic year are currently
available.
Upcoming Events
College Career Fair: Saturday, March 10, 2018
Isleta Eagle Golf Course
Reminders:
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Please understand that once your file
is complete with the Isleta Higher Education
Program, your file will be reviewed to
determine eligibility of funding. Your financial
aid does takes time to process and may require
you to establish a payment plan with your
institution to avoid being dropped from your
courses.
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Students it is extremely important you
communicate with our office regarding any
changes to your education.
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All students are required to submit
Official Transcripts at the end of each
and every term. You may order your official
transcripts through your institution ahead
of time and request the school process your
request when final grades post.
*Failure to provide Official Transcripts
may suspend your scholarship award*
If you have any questions or need further
assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the
Scholarship Program:
Cecelia Jaramillo,
Scholarship Coordinator poi08001@isletapueblo.
com
Kathleen Jojola,
Scholarship Assistant poi08004@isletapueblo.
com
Phone: (505) 869-9790
February 2018
Isleta Pueblo News
Pueblo of Isleta Elementary School
January seems to have flown by, and
students continue to be busy at the Pueblo
of Isleta Elementary School. Students have
been completing their mid-year NWEA
Testing and have now passed the mid-point
of SY-2017/2018.
Forty-three students were treated to ice
cream on January 12th for earning Perfect
Attendance during the month of December.
Students are able to earn Perfect
Attendance monthly with no tardies, no
early check-outs and no absences. The
Truancy Department also provides awards
and incentives to the Isleta Elementary
Students for Perfect Quarterly Attendance.
Thanks to all of the parents that attended
the Second Quarter Parent/Teacher
Conferences on Thursday, January 18th.
We had a very good turnout and appreciate
your participation.
Students will be participating in several
local competitions over the next few
months, Science Fair, Battle of the Books,
and Spelling Bee. The Pueblo of Isleta
Elementary School Science Fair is first on
our calendar. On February 21st all student
science projects will be due. During the
morning of February 22nd, all projects
will be judged. Third through Sixth Grade
First, Second and Third Place Winners will
travel to Tesuque on March 1st to compete
in the Regional CENAC Science Fair.
Later that evening on the 22nd, we will
host our Family Literacy Night at the
school. There will be a rotation of Literacy
Activities in the classrooms and all of the
Science Fair projects will be available for
parent viewing in the gym. During this
time, there will be special sessions offered
by our Tiwa Language Teachers.
The Student of the Month Dinner will be
held on March 7th to honor Students of
the Month for November, January and
February. Notification of honorees will be
sent to parents at a later date.
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The POIES Fourth and Fifth Grade
Classrooms are working on a special project
with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Department.
We have set up a tank in each classroom
where we plan to raise several native (Rio
Grande) fish species. Students are learning
all about Water PH Levels, good bacteria
and what is required to support life for our
native fish populations. They are keeping
graphs of their progress and learning many
new science and math concepts. Way to go!
The 21st Century After School Program is
continuing through June 2018. Classes are
held after school on Tuesdays, alternate
Wednesdays and Thursdays. The new
session will begin in early February.
All Pueblo of Isleta Elementary School
Students will have an extended break over
the President’s Day Holiday. On February
20th, all POIES Staff will travel to Santa
Fe Indian School for the CENAC Rally and
a day of Professional Development. This
is a change to the school calendar. There
will be No School for students on February
20th.
Just a reminder, with flu season in full
swing, please send your children to school
with winter wear. Mornings have been
very cold, and many students have been
arriving without jackets. Layering allows
them to be more comfortable as it warms
up during the day.
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February 2018
Pueblo of Isleta Public Library
February is upon us hopefully bringing some much needed moisture. There is only one more
month of winter then it’s allergy season. We hope the year is treating you right so far. Library
staff has been busy planning our 2018 Summer Reading Program and finalizing calendars for
both the Youth and Junior Programs. The flyer and calendars will be released shortly so please
keep a look out on our Library Facebook page, library website and flyers posted throughout the
community.
News
The POI Public Library has been awarded
a Botball Scholarship in the amount of
$1,500 which will cover a portion of our
2018 registration fee. Therefore, we are
looking for additional Tribal members and
American Indian students 6 grade on up to
join our team. Botball is Robotics program
where a team will meet at the Library
throughout the week to build and program
their team robot to accomplish certain task.
Interested students must attend the New
Mexico Regional Workshop on February 3
and 4 from 9 am to 4 pm at UNM Valencia
Campus. Transportation can be provided
by the Library if needed. At this workshop
they are given the skills and task required
in the New Mexico Regional Tournament
held at UNM Valencia Campus on April 21,
2018. The Library team must participate in
the N.M. Regional Tournament as obligated
for being awarded the Botball Scholarship.
The Library will host a Q & A session about
the Botball Program at 5 pm on Thursday,
February 1 at the Pueblo of Isleta Public
Library. Should you have additional
questions, you may call the Library at (505)
869-9808 and speak with Nate Lujan.
The library will be closed on February 7th
from 8:00am-12:00pm for our monthly staff
meeting. Just a friendly reminder that we
plan our monthly staff meetings on the 1st
Wednesdays each month. We take this time
to plan upcoming programs for children,
teens, adults and families for the upcoming
months.
In observance of Presidents Day the library
will be closed on Saturday February 17th
and Monday, February 19th. All library
media checked out on Thursday, February
15th will be due on Tuesday, February 20th.
Upcoming
Do you have a library fine? Here is your
chance to lower your fine. We are currently
taking donations of 12pk rectangle soda
boxes and empty paper towel rolls. These
will be used for our Summer Reading
Program for crafts and life sized Jenga.
For every soda box and paper towel roll you
donate you will receive $1 OFF your library
fine. You can donate up to $5.00 worth per
library account. Please keep in mind that
we will NOT accept donations of toilet paper
rolls due to sanitary issues and any other
sized boxed other than a 12pk rectangle
box. If you have any questions please give
the library a call at 505.869.9808.
Come join us on Mondays at 10:30am for
Story Time with Diane! This is open to
children who have not started a Head Start
Program. She will read a different story
every Monday along with a small activity,
song or craft. No need to sign up. If you
have any questions or would like more
information on the book or activity of the
day please call the Library and speak with
Diane at 505.869.9808.
Attention Book Lovers! We will be having
a teen book club featuring the book “City
of Bones” by Cassandra Clare. Library staff
member Kyle will be leading a book club
for ages 11-17 every Monday and Thursday
starting February 5th and ending March
5th. Book club discussions will begin at
5:15pm-6:15pm. There will also be one
meeting on Saturday February 24 from
10:00am-11:00am. This book club will be
open to the first 8 patrons to sign up. For
more information or to sign up please give
the library a call at 505.869.9808 and
speak with Kyle or by email poi02007@
isletapueblo.com.
Join us on Thursday, February 15th from
4:30pm-5:30pm as we celebrate Chinese
New Year, Year of the Dog! Library staff
member Cheyenne will be showing you how
to make a good luck ornament. This will be
open to ages 8 and up. Yes, adults you are
more than welcome to join in on making
this ornament. No need to sign up however
supplies are limited. For more information
please call the library and speak with
Cheyenne 505.869.9808 or by email at
poi02008@isletapueblo.com.
Recap
Our Summer Reading Program planning
meetings took place on January 9th and
10th. We discussed different themes and
planned out Youth and Junior Calendars.
This year our Youth SRP theme will be
focusing on different Era’s. We will start
out with the 60’s and make our way to
the 2010’s. Each week we will incorporate
technology, games, cartoons, music, crafts,
and theme days celebrating that Era. This
year our youth program will be open to 25
student’s ages 7-17 years old. Our Junior
SRP theme will be Paws, Claws, Scales,
and Dinosaur Tales. Each week we will
incorporate daily story times, games and
a craft. This will be open to 20 students,
ages 3-6 years old. 3 year olds must be
potty trained. This is a good introduction
to a school setting for children who have
not yet entered a head start program.
Registration is set for Friday, May 11th
starting at 7:00am until all spaces are
filled. If you have never signed your child
up for our program, please keep in mind that
the line for registration begins to get long
around 6:15am. Space is limited and will
be on the first come first serve basis. If you
have any questions regarding the upcoming
Summer Reading Program please give us a
call and speak with a library staff member
505.869.9808.
The library will once again be a site for
summer breakfast and lunch, which provides
FREE meals for ages 1-18. Breakfast will be
served from 8:00am-9:00am and lunch will
begin at 11:30am-1:00pm. If you have any
questions regarding the program please
give us a call at the library 505.869.9808.
The Library staff visited the state capital
on January 26th for Library Legislation
day. We met with our Bernalillo, Valencia,
Torrance as well as Socorro county
legislators and members of both House and
Senate on the Indian Affairs Committees.
We lobbied for these three items:
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2018 Go Bond (9.5 million) for Public
Libraries, Academic Libraries, Public
School Libraries and Tribal Libraries. Each
branch gets 3 million, however, Tribal
Libraries get 0.5 million which is 0.5 less
than the 2016 Go Bond. We asked the
House and Senate to return that missing
0.5 million to Tribal Libraries.
• 75,000 E-Rate Consultant for Public
Libraries state wide via New Mexico
State Library. E-Rate is Internet
connection for Public Libraries,
hardware, service, and maintenance.
• 2.1 Million budget increase for
department of cultural affairs, which
consists of New Mexico State Library
(Tribal Librarian), Museum and
History sites and Archeology.
February 2018
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RECREATION
SWIMMING POOL NEWS
Here at the Isleta Aquatics Center we hope
that everyone’s New Year is off to a great
start! We know that New Year resolutions
can be hard to keep but we are dedicated to
helping you accomplish those fitness goals.
Water aerobics is still on Tuesday and
Thursdays from 5:00pm-6:00pm with our
regular instructor Cayden Sharp. Adult
lap swim continues Monday thru Friday
at 6:30am. Swim lessons also continue
through the winter season, whether you
want to learn how to swim, perfect your
stroke or want your child to do either. This
is the opportunity, so make sure to sign up
online. As mentioned in last month’s issue,
the Aquatics Center is being renovated.
Included in these renovations is a new
paint job which is off to a terrific start
by the Parks crew. These men have put
a lot of hard work into the painting and
continue to do a great job. In other news,
an evaluation on the building has showed
that one of our structures needs immediate
attention. This structure is our wet sauna
(steam room). For safety reasons the wet
sauna will remain closed until a renovation
has been completed. We thank everyone for
their continued support and look forward
to seeing everyone in the Aquatics Center
very soon!
Isleta Pueblo News
February 2018
Greetings from Scout Pack #1572!
For the month of December, the Isleta Veterans Association was kind enough to join
our meeting and show the Scouts proper flag etiquette. They also explained to the
Scout group the different types of flags and the meaning for each flag. We would like
to say thank you to Mr. Fred Lujan, Mr. Michael Lucero, Mr. Ulysses Abeita and Mr.
James Keryte. In addition, we are so grateful for the donation that the Scout group
received from the Veterans Association!
We started 2018 off with a s’mores making activity! We practiced fire safety and ate
the delicious s’mores that the Scouts made. It was truly awesome & tons of fun! The
scouts had a blast!
KARATE PROGRAM
This last month three of the Karate
Students under the training of Mr. Chavez
have tested for rank belt promotions. The
group completed the three hour physical
Some of the upcoming events will include the Bobcat Ceremony. We’ll have a meal
together with our Pack #1572 family and celebrate the Scouts’ achievement. The Scouts
have earned the honor of receiving the Bobcat badge for their first accomplishment. We
are so proud of you! We are also planning outdoor events as soon as the weather warms
up a bit. Don’t miss out on the awesome opportunity to have fun and make new friends.
We meet each Monday at the Recreation Center from 5:30-6:30 each week, with the
exception of observed holidays when the Recreation Center is closed.
Photographed from Left to Right: G.
Jaramillo, A. Jojola, S. Jaramillo with
Mr. Chavez in the background center.
test in flying colors and the written test in
about an hour. The written test includes
all Japanese, Korean words, history and
definitions related to the Karate program.
The physical test included all of the Katas,
self-defense, combinations and Judo that
they have to know for their rank/belt color.
Mr. Chavez has been the Karate Instructor
at the Pueblo of Isleta for over 21 years and
is continuously looking for new students.
If you are interested in joining the Karate
program. You can contact Mr. Chavez at
the Recreation Center every Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday at 5:30 pm. Or call
him at 505-866-4360 or 505-869-9777 IRC
please leave a message.
2018 ISLETA LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION
Location: Isleta Little League Club House
Saturday February 3, 2018
12:00pm-5:00pm
Fee: $40.00
Saturday February 10, 2018
12:00pm-5:00pm
Fee: $40.00
You can also register online at http://tshq.bluesombrero.com/isletalittleleague
CASH or CARD ONLY- NO CHECKS
NO REFUNDS
4-16 years of age
What to Bring: Parents/Guardians must bring 3 Proofs of Residency and Birth
Certificate. Please bring your Child/Children the day of registration to fit uniform.
If you register online you can bring 3 Proofs of Residency and Birth Certificate
and your child/children in on any day of registration.
February 2018
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With age comes wisdom, specifically
wisdom teeth.
Your mouth goes through many changes in your
lifetime. One major dental milestone that usually
takes place between the ages of 17 and 21 is the
appearance of your third molars, historically these
teeth have been called wisdom teeth because they
come through at a more mature age.
When they come through correctly, healthy wisdom
teeth can help you chew. It’s normal to feel a little
discomfort when your wisdom teeth appear, but if
you have pain, see your dentist immediately.
Room to Grow?
Wisdom teeth can lead to problems if there isn’t
enough space for them to surface or they come
through in the wrong position. If your dentist says
your wisdom teeth are impacted, he or she means
they are trapped in your jaw or under your gums.
As your wisdom teeth make their way through your
gums, your dentist will be monitoring your mouth
for signs of the following:
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Wisdom teeth that aren’t in the right
position can allow food to become trapped.
That gives cavity-causing bacteria a place
to grow.
Wisdom teeth that haven’t come in
properly, which can make it difficult to
floss between the wisdom teeth and the
molars next to them.
Wisdom teeth that have partially come
through can give bacteria a place to enter
the gums and create a place for infection
to occur. This may also lead to pain,
swelling and stiffness in your jaw.
Wisdom teeth that don’t have room to come
through are thought by some to crowd
or damage neighboring teeth.
A wisdom tooth that is impacted can form a
cyst on or near the impacted tooth.
This could damage the roots of nearby
teeth or destroy the bone that supports
your teeth.
Why You Might Need to Have Your
Wisdom Teeth Removed.
Every patient is unique, but in general, wisdom
teeth may need to be removed when there is
evidence of changes in the mouth such as:
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Pain
Infection
Cysts
Tumors
Damage to neighboring teeth
Gum disease
Tooth decay (if it is not possible or
desirable to restore the tooth)
Your dentist may also recommend removal of
wisdom teeth as part of treatment for braces or
other dental care.
Before making any decisions, your dentist will
examine your mouth and take an x-ray. Together,
you and your dentist can discuss the best course of
treatment.
Keeping Your Wisdom Teeth?
Wisdom teeth that are not removed should continue
to be monitored because the potential for developing
problems later on still exists. As people age, they
are at greater risk for health problems—and that
includes potential problems with their wisdom
teeth. Be sure to floss around your wisdom teeth
and visit your dentist regularly. Regular dental
visits allow your dentist to evaluate your wisdom
teeth and your overall dental health.
Greetings to all JOM families. I would like to start off by wishing you all a
very Happy New Year. I hope that all is well with each and every one of you!
With great sadness I would like to inform you that Marsha Leno, the Supervisory
Academic Counselor has resigned from our program. The Department of
Education would like to wish her the best of luck as she moves on with her career.
As the second semester has started I would like to remind you that it is very
important to stay informed about your student’s education. Students struggle to
maintain their motivation during the second semester as they are starting to get
burnt out; they may lose focus on their education. Maintain communication with
your student’s teacher.
High school students that pay for a lab fee, ACT/SAT and Pre/AP reading
material for the second semester may submit your receipt(s) for reimbursement.
Also graduating seniors you are eligible for cap and gown reimbursement.
All reimbursements must have an original receipt, class schedule and a W-9 (as
required to receive a reimbursement).
Tutoring is now available for the second semester. Call the JOM office to pick
up a packet and to set up an assessment for your child. I would like to remind
you that this is not homework help. Tutoring is two days a week on MondayThursday.
If you have any questions, please contact the JOM office at 869-9810 for more
info.
There will be an FAFSA Night on Thursday February 8, 2018 from 3:00pm to
7:00pm for anyone who is interested in attending College in 2018! If you are
under the age of 24, with no dependents and plan on attending this event, it is
mandatory that your parent/guardian attend with you as well.
Save the date for the upcoming College & Career Fair to be held on March 10,
2018 @ the Isleta Eagle Golf Course. More information to be announced!!! Both
events support the College & Career Readiness Initiative for students in grades
6th – 12th. Participate in a variety of events and earn your spot to attend the
College Road Trip 2018!!!
For more info you may call the Department of Education at 505-869-9790.
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February 2018
Pueblo of Isleta Veterans Association
Activities for 2017
The POIVA Honor Guard, as a service to the community, provides the posting of the United States and NM State Flags at certain
ceremonies, i.e. conferences, meetings, etc.; and also presents funeral flags to the designated member of the deceased (honorably
discharged) veteran. During 2017, the POIVA Honor Guard, commanded by Vice - Commander Michael Lucero, participated in the
below activities:
HONOR GUARD ACTIVITIES: 2017
DATE
LOCATION AND FUNCTION
March 27
Isleta Resort and Casino
Post Colors: National Youth Empowerment
April 10
Paul Shattuck’s Residence
Honor Guard Funeral Detail
April 22
Isleta Cemetery
Honor Guard Detail: Set Headstone
Andres Chewiwi - US Navy
April 29
Drury Inn Albuquerque, New Mexico
Post Colors: National Garden Club
May 23
Isleta Resort and Casino
Post Colors: 6th Grade Rights of Passage
May 29
Isleta Cemetery
Memorial Day: Honoring Military Veterans
July 31
Isleta Resort and Casino
Post Colors: Women Empowering Women
August 15
Isleta Resort and Casino
Post Colors: National Conference on
Aging
October 11
Isleta Resort and Casino
Post Colors: National Native Court Judges
Association
October 14
Isleta Resort and Casino
Post Colors: Isleta Community Meeting
October 19
New Education Building
Post Colors: Indian Council on Elders
Aging Conference
October 22
Isleta Cemetery
Honor Guard Funeral Detail: Isadore
Martin, US Army
October 23
Native American Cultural Center
Post Colors: National Native Language
Summit
November 9
Isleta Golf Course
Post Colors: 1st Annual IRC Employee
Veterans Luncheon
November 13 Isleta Cemetery
Honor Guard Funeral Detail: Vince Abeita,
US Air Force
Isleta Pueblo Veterans List
The below list is, “again”, an attempt by the Pueblo of Isleta Veterans Association to compile a complete, and as possibly accurate, list
of POI veterans. There may be some names that have been left off the list; some names that are on the list that should not be there…
and, therefore, if you know of any names that should be…or shouldn’t be on the list…please call Fred Lujan at 573-3733, or Ulysses
Abeita at 264-4110, or e-mail to uly2238mc@gmail.com, as we will continue to update the list at maybe every six months, or annually;
that has not yet been decided by the POIVA.
If you know of any POI members on active duty, please send their names, and short bio. Also, if you know of any POI member who has
been deployed, please send us their address. POIVA will forward the address to the Blue Star Mothers who will send “care” packages.
For any questions concerning POIVA, please call one of the above phone numbers.
Thank you to everyone who gave us names of our POI veterans.
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ARMY WWII
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MARINE CORPS
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AIR FORCE
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MARINE CORPS
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TRUJILLO
TRUJILLO
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Joseph E.
Paul
Cecelia E. Anaya
Lisa Abeita
Verna
Jose A.
Andrew
Joseph T.
Louie
Robin Joseph
Eddie Paul
Augustine A.
Andy
Johnny P.
Jose (Joe) M.
Miguel H.
Jose B.
Jose D.
Lalo
Manual
Cherydine M.
Jose Manuel
Jerry
Steven
Kimberly R.
A. Max
Alvin
Carlos
Casey A.
Charles A.
Charles Van
Edward J. (Eddie)
Elaine
Fred
Gilbert
Jeremy Zuni
Joe E.
Joe L.
Jose Abelicio (Abie)
Jose Avelino
Jose Remijo
Levi
Michael A.
Myron Allen
Phillip
Robert
Theresa
Timothy
ARMY
MARINE CORPS
AIR FORCE
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NAVY
ARMY
ARMY
MARINE CORPS WWII
MARINE CORPS
NAVY
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MARINE CORPS WWII
ARMY WWII, KIA
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ARMY WWII
COAST GUARD
ARMY WWII
ARMY
ARMY
NAVY
MARINE CORPS
ARMY
AIR FORCE
MARINES CORP
MARINE CORPS
ARMY
MARINE CORPS
ARMY
ARMY WWII
AIR FORCE
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Isleta Pueblo News
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February 2018
ELDERLY NEWS
We kicked off the month of January with a
New Year’s celebration! Our party offered
food, drinks, music and lots of laughter!
Thank you to everyone who came in to bring
in the New Year with us! We love to see our
elders enjoying themselves in activities as
some of them may not have the opportunity
to do so otherwise.
Our New Year’s
celebration also included a farewell to longtime Elder Center employee Natasha Jiron.
Thank you Natasha for all you have done
for the elders of our community! You will
be missed and we wish you all the success
in your new position and all of your future
endeavors.
What to look forward to in February:
We will be making a trip to Santa Fe
on February 2nd to be a part of Native
American Day at the Roundhouse. It is a
great opportunity to meet with our state
representatives and let our voices be
heard about our concerns not only in our
community but state wide. If you would like
to be a part of this trip please sign up as
soon as possible as space is limited to the
first 25 people to sign up.
Ash Wednesday mass with take place
on Wednesday February 14, 2018 here
at the center at 11:00 am.
This year we will be hosting a Valentine’s
Party on February 14th starting at 1 pm!
Come in and spend the afternoon with
us in the activities room to enjoy live
music, snacks and drinks. We will have
a Valentine’s photo booth, so come in and
take a picture with your sweetheart, family
or friends. We look forward to having you!
In March we will be hosting the annual
AARP Tax Help Day. This will take place
on Wednesday March 14, 2018 beginning
at 9:00am. This is a FREE service to those
who are 60 years and older. The service will
be on a first come first serve basis, so please
plan accordingly. If you would like more
information please contact the elder center.
Last year our wait time to be seen varied,
if you are interested in other outlets, find a
listing of places that offer free tax help.
Please join us is welcoming Ms. Carpenito
to our center. Perhaps prepare some
questions for Tina or bring some favorite
recipes and ask if they can be prepared with
a special diet in mind. If you would like
more information about the ICAN program
please visit, http://ican.nmsu.edu/what-isican.html.
Tax Help New Mexico
Due to the attendance and interest in
the program, starting February 8th Ms.
https://www.cnm.edu/depts/taxhelp
Carpenito will start the ICAN classes at
Los Lunas High School is the closest Tax
10:30 am in the Elder Center dining
Help New Mexico site. Hours and dates
room.
of operation may vary, please contact the
High School for more information. (505)
865-4646 Ext. 6088
AARP
AARP also offers a site in Belen at 305
Eagle Park near Belen High School on
Tuesday mornings from 9:00AM – 12:00
and Thursday afternoons from 1:00PM –
4:00PM. No appointment necessary.
In Los Lunas the Fred Luna Center on
Monday mornings from 9:00AM - 11:30AM
and Thursday mornings from 9:00AM
- 11:30AM, appointment needed at this
location.
Isleta Elder Center Kitchen
We have been offering Nutrition Education
seminars to our Congregate Meal
participants. Tina Louise Carpenito, a
nutrition educator with the New Mexico
State University ICAN (Ideas for Cooking
and Nutrition) Program, has been on site
every 2nd Thursday of the month. She
has provided our lunch guests new ideas
for healthy food choices, healthier cooking
methods and answers any questions about
nutrition during the noon hour.
Birthdays: We will now be celebrating
birthdays once a month during lunch time.
So please come in and have a meal with
us on the last Friday of the month so we
can celebrate YOU! We will have plenty of
cake and birthday wishes to go around! The
February date will be Friday the 23rd. We
hope to see you then!
We would like to wish a very Happy
Birthday to our congregate meal recipients:
January Birthdays
Patricia Jojola and Kenneth Zuni
February Birthdays
Marcelina Jojola, Veronica
Josephine Velardez
Piro
and
If we missed your birthday please stop by
the front desk and update your information
with
the
Administrative
Assistant,
Christina Lente.
February will be a fun month for us at the
Elder Center, we hope you join us for lunch
or an activity!
Health Beat: Heart Disease
Stephanie Barela, Health Educator
www.CDC.gov www.webmd.com www.goredforwomen.org
Phone: 505-869-4479
February is HEART DISEASE AWARENESS MONTH. Heart Disease, also known as cardiovascular disease, is
the leading cause of death in the world, and accounts for one in three deaths among women each year and more
than ½ of the deaths in men. Here are things we can do to LOWER our Risk of Heart Disease:
QUIT SMOKING COMMERCIAL TOBACCO.
GET ACTIVE
Contact Stephanie Barela (869-4479) to learn about the Isleta
Health Center’s quit smoking programs.
Get moving and increase your heart rate. Try for 30 minutes a
day, 5 days a week.
EAT HEALTHY.
MANAGE YOUR STRESS
o
Deep Breath
o
Take a Break
o
Exercise
o
Write in a Journal
o
Talk to someone (Friends/Family)
o
Make an appointment with Isleta Behavioral Health (505869-5475)
Eat more
•
Healthy fats, such as raw nuts, olive oil, fish oils, flax
seeds, or avocados
•
Colorful fruits and vegetables—fresh or frozen,
prepared without butter
•
High-fiber cereals, breads, and pasta made from whole
grains or legumes
•
High-quality protein, such as fish, poultry, and lean
meats
•
Organic dairy such as eggs, skim or whole milk, or
unsweetened yogurt
Eat less
•
Trans fats from partially hydrogenated or deep-fried foods;
saturated fats from fried food, fast food, and snack foods
•
Packaged foods, especially those high in sodium and sugar
•
White or egg breads, sugary cereals, refined pastas or rice
•
Processed meat such as bacon, sausage, and salami, and
fried chicken
•
Yogurt with added sugar, processed cheese
KNOW YOUR NUMBERS
BLOOD PRESSURE
•
Keep it below 120/80.
BLOOD SUGAR
•
Keep it below 6% (100mg).
BLOOD CHOLESTEROL
•
LDL is “bad” Cholesterol--Keep it less than 100mg.
•
HDL is “good” Cholesterol--Keep it higher than 60mg.
•
Triglycerides--Less than 150mg.
BODY WEIGHT
•
Keep your Body Mass Index between 18.6 and 24.9.
February 2018
Isleta Pueblo News
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FASTING before a blood draw
means you cannot eat or drink
anything except water. With certain
blood tests, you may be instructed
to fast for up to eight hours before
your appointment.
If you are not sure if you need to
fast please call the Isleta Health
Clinic @869-3200 to ask. Please
do not wait until the day of your
Lab visit to ask as this may result
in your appointment needing to be
re-scheduled.
-Isleta Health Center, Lab Dept.
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Ms. Sandman
Ms. Sandman was born
in Owosso, Michigan on
September 3, 1911. She
graduated second in her
class at Owosso High
School, then attended New
York University where she
obtained her Registered
Nurse (RN) Certification
in the min 1930s. She
later graduated from the
University of Minnesota
in 1953 with a degree in
Public Health Nursing.
Shortly after graduation, she accepted a position with
the Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs
where she was assigned to Isleta, Sandia, and Zuni. Ms.
Sandman was a Public Health Nurse for 24 years at
Pueblo of Isleta from 1953 to 1977.
Sadly, Ms. Sandman passed away on January 24, 2010 in
Colorado Springs, Colorado at the age of 98.
Sincerely,
Earl Sandman
February 2018
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.
With Sympathy
“In times of sorrow God’s quiet waters
of hope and courage flow”
February 2018
Isleta Pueblo News
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Quit Smoking in 2018
Stephanie Barela, Health Educator
www.fda.gov
Phone: 505-869-4479
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Did you make a New Year’s
Resolution? If you smoke, chances are you thought
about quitting smoking. According to the US Food
and Drug Administration, nearly 70 percent of current
adult smokers say they want to stop. But how, you ask?
There are a number of approved products that can help.
In fact, data has shown that using an “FDA-Approved
cessation medication can double your chances of quitting
successfully”. As the saying goes, Never Quit Quitting. If
at first you don’t succeed, try and try again!! It may take
you several attempts to quit smoking, but each attempt
you take will get you closer to actually quitting. Keep at
it and you will continue to learn what works for you and
eventually you will be successful!
When quitting smoking the FDA wants you to remember
these 4 quitting tips:
1. Know your reasons for quitting.
Everyone wants to quit for different reasons (health,
lifestyle, money, family, etc.). Whatever motivates you,
get clear on it when you decide to quit. Make a list so
that you can read it when you get the urge to smoke
as advised by the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention.
If you want to quit for your health, remind yourself that
cigarette smoking is still the leading cause of preventable
disease and death in the United States, causing 480,000
deaths every year. If you quit, not only will you lower your
risk of getting various cancers, including lung cancer,
you’ll also reduce your chances of having heart disease, a
stroke, emphysema, and other serious diseases. Quitting
also will lower the risk of heart disease and lung cancer
in nonsmokers who no longer have to be around your
secondhand smoke. Also know that no matter how much
you smoke—or for how long—quitting will benefit you.
2. Be kind to yourself.
Quitting smoking can be hard, especially because of
a highly addictive chemical in tobacco products called
nicotine. Tobacco users who are addicted to nicotine are
used to having nicotine in their bodies. And because
you’re used to it, you can go through symptoms of
withdrawal (like cravings, trouble sleeping, and anxiety)
when you try to stop. These withdrawal symptoms can
make it harder to quit, but they also disappear over time
as your body readjusts to being nicotine-free. When you
try to quit, you may have to try a few times before you’re
successful. Just know that you can do it, and don’t be too
hard on yourself. The FDA say the more times you try
to quit, the more likely you are to quit. It may take you
a number of tries, but keep at it and you will eventually
get there.
3. Know that FDA-approved products can help you
quit.
You don’t have to quit all on your own. FDA-approved
smoking cessation products can help. For instance,
nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), which supplies
controlled amounts of nicotine, can help you quit by
reducing withdrawal symptoms and cravings. The FDA
has approved three types of over-the-counter nicotine
products (a gum, transdermal patch, and lozenges).
Most of these products have been approved for at least
20 years. And while their effectiveness can vary by type,
these products can double your chances of a successful
quit attempt. Other FDA-approved, prescription drug
products that do not contain nicotine also are available.
Most of these products are available at the Isleta Health
Center. However, in order to receive these through the
Isleta Pharmacy, patients must first meet with the Isleta
Health Center Health Educator and Freedom From
Smoking (FFS)/Thinking About Quitting (TAQ) Cessation
Facilitator.
So give me a call (869-4479) and let me know when
you would like to meet.
Maybe this year will be the year you try
quitting for good!
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Isleta Early Head Start, Head Start and Child Care
Family Night
Topic: Family
Engagement
Story Tellers: Isleta
Language Program
January 17, 2018
Upcoming events
Socialization
February 06, 2018Nutrition 2:00pm
February 21, 2018Dental 5:00pm
Family Night
February 21, 2018-
Dental and Nutrition
5:00pm
Parent Committee
February 2, 2018
12:30pm
No School
February 14, 2018– Professional
Development Day
February 19, 2018Presidents Day
NATIONAL WEAR RED DAY
Last year the Isleta Health
Center wore red in February in
Observance of Heart Disease
Awareness Month.
NATIONAL WEAR RED DAY is
February 2, 2018,
JOIN THE Health Center in
Supporting the cause.
Heart Disease, also known as
cardiovascular disease, is the leading
cause of death in the world, and
accounts for one in three deaths among
women each year and more than ½ of
the deaths in men.
February 2018
February 2018
Isleta Pueblo News
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Interview with PEACEMAKER JOYCE JOJOLA
Every month Isleta Pueblo Tribal Courts will conduct an interview with the
Peacemakers. Each interview will be different. As an introduction this interview
highlights the benefits of the Peacemaking Process.
Why did you decide to become a Peacemaker?
I want to see positive results, see resolutions to keep families together and provide
support. I want to see peace in our community, encourage tribal members to solve
their own problems by communicating in a safe environment.
What do you hope the Peacemaking process will accomplish?
Through good listening and respect, participants can better understand each other’s
concerns and an agreement is more likely to be reached. I’m hoping the Peacemaker
can help the parties understand the impact of actions or inaction without disrespecting
any party or participant and allow understanding by all, then the healing process is
initiated for all parties involved.
How would you handle a volatile situation?
Ask them what they can do to resolve the situation. Stay calm, speak slowly and not
use threatening language. Using calm rational responses can go a long way toward
calming angry people down.
What qualities are necessary to serve as a Peacemaker?
A Peacemaker should be a people pleaser, friendly, agreeable, cooperative, adaptable,
trusting, easy going, empathetic, going with the flow, basic desire for peace and
harmony, skilled mediator, warm, open minded, caring, and peace loving.
What is your experience with conflict resolution prior to becoming a Peacemaker in
2016?
I had a major issue with two co-workers having problems with each other and it was
affecting our office. What I did was:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Tactfully put out fires between feuding employees
Encourages employees to work it out
Nip it in the bud quickly
Listened to both sides
Identify the real issue
Find a solution
Write it up
Teach them how to talk to one another
You can learn more about the Peacemaking process by visiting Isleta
Pueblo Tribal Court on Wednesday, February 28, 2018 at 5:30pm for the
Peacemaking Community Conversation.
5600 Wyoming Blvd. NE, Suite 150
· Albuquerque, NM · 87109
Telephone: 505-837-2104
· Fax 505-837-0575
· www.smokefreesignals.com
Local Smoke-Free Laws
Tied to Fewer
Lung Cancer Cases
Communities with strong smoke-free workplace
laws have lower lung cancer rates than those
with no smoke-free laws, according to a recent
study from the University of Kentucky.
Jovian Henio (Mescalero Apache/Diné (Navajo
Tribe)), who works as an Outreach Coordinator
with the Smoke Free Signals project, says
tribal communities should take notice. “New
Mexico has a good clean indoor air law, but it
fails to protect the people living and working on
tribal lands,” he said. “By allowing the use of
commercial tobacco products indoors, we also
invite serious chronic disease into our homes
and workplaces, too.”
University of Kentucky researchers examined
20 years of data on new lung cancer cases
among state residents aged 50 or older. The
investigators then looked to see whether those
with lung cancer lived in communities with
strong, moderate or weak smoke-free laws.
The lung cancer rate was 8 percent lower in
communities with strong smoke-free workplace
laws than in communities without smokefree laws, the findings showed. There were
no differences in lung cancer rates between
communities with moderate or weak smoking
laws and those with no such laws.
“All people deserve to be protected by smoke
free rules. Not just the people outside tribal
boundaries. All people deserve to be protected,”
Henio said.
Previous studies have shown that strong
smoke-free laws reduce rates of heart attack,
stroke, asthma, and emphysema. It was not
known if communities with strong smoke-free
laws have fewer cases of new lung cancer, the
researchers noted.
Smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke
are major causes of lung cancer.
“Tribal government and tribal program
leadership can play a critical role in preventing
lung cancer,” Henio said. “Anyone in a position
of leadership – in the community, in the
home, in the school, in the tribal department
– can ensure that all workers, visitors and
community members are protected from
secondhand smoke by creating strong smokefree laws with few or no exceptions.”
The study was published online Nov. 28 in the
journal Cancer.
The Smoke Free Signals project offers free
support to tribal communities interested in
secondhand smoke protections. To learn more,
visit www.smokefreesignals.com.
Isleta Pueblo News
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MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
February 2018
THURSDAY
1
CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am
Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30p @DPP
Grief Group: 1-2p @ BHS
Alcoholics Anonymous: 6-7p @ Health Training
Center.
FRIDAY
2
3/4
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10a @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 10-11a @
BHS.
Alcoholics Anonymous: 11-12p @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1-3:30p @
CLINIC OPENS AT
9:50am
BHS.
5
Podiatry Clinic: 12:30-4:30 pm @DPP
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS.
7
Pueblo Women Rising: 10-11a @
BHS.
Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am
@DPP Wellness Center
13
14
15
Pueblo Women Rising: 10-11a @
BHS.
Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am
@DPP Wellness Center
Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30p @DPP
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1011am @ BHS.
Acu-Detox: 1-2p @ BHS.
Alcoholics Anonymous: 11am--12pm @ Express Endurance : 5:30-7:30pm
BHS.
@DPP
Women’s Path to Recovery: 1-2:30p @ Pueblo Men Rising: 2-3:30p @ BHS.
BHS.
12
Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30 pm @DPP
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 10- Acu-Detox: 1-2p @ BHS.
11am @ BHS.
Pueblo Men Rising: 2-3:30p @ BHS.
Alcoholics Anonymous: 11am--12pm @
Express Endurance : 5:30-7:30pm
BHS.
@DPP
Women’s Path to Recovery: 1-2:30p @
BHS.
19
Health Center
26
Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30pm @DPP
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10am @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1011am @ BHS.
Alcoholics Anonymous: 11am--12pm @
BHS.
Women’s Path to Recovery: 1-2:30p @
BHS
8
6
Young Leaders Youth Krew: 4:306:30p @ BHS.
Young Leaders Youth Krew: 4:306:30p @ BHS.
CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am
9
Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am @DPP
Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30p @DPP
Express Endurance: 8:00-4:30pm @DPP
Diabetes Dental Class: 8:45-9:45am @Health
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10a @ BHS.
Training Center
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 10-11a @
Grief Group: 1-2p @ BHS
BHS.
Express Endurance: 8:00-4:30pm @DPP
Alcoholics Anonymous: 11-12p @ BHS.
Alcoholics Anonymous: 6-7p @CLINIC
Health Training
OPENS AT
9:50am
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1-3:30p @
CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am
Diabetes Optometry Class: 8:45-9:45am
@Health Training Center
Grief Group: 1-2p @ BHS
16
Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am @DPP
17/18
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10a @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 10-11a @
BHS.
Express Endurance: 8-4:30pm @DPP
Alcoholics Anonymous: 11-12p @ BHS.
Alcoholics Anonymous: 6-7p @ CLINIC
Health Training
OPENS AT
9:50am
Another
Recovery Technique (ART): 1-3:30p @
Center.
BHS.
20
21
22
Pueblo Women Rising: 10-11a @
BHS.
Acu-Detox: 1-2p @ BHS.
Pueblo Men Rising: 2-3:30p @ BHS.
Express Endurance : 5:30-7:30pm
@DPP
Health Education Presentation: 1011am @Isleta Elders Center
Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am
@DPP Wellness Center
Podiatry Clinic: 8:00-4:30p @DPP
Young Leaders Youth Krew: 4:306:30p @ BHS.
Grief Group: 1-2p @ BHS
Community Health Cooking: 5-7pm
@Health Center Kitchen
Express Endurance: 5:30-7:30pm @DPP
Alcoholics Anonymous: 6-7p @ Health Training Alcoholics Anonymous: 11-12p @ BHS.
Center.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 1-3:30p @
CLINIC OPENS AT
9:50am
BHS.
27
28
Pueblo Women Rising: 10-11a @
BHS.
Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am
@DPP Wellness Center
Acu-Detox: 1-2p @ BHS.
Pueblo Men Rising: 2-3:30p @ BHS.
Young Leaders Youth Krew: 4:306:30p @ BHS.
Express Endurance : 5:30-7:30pm
@DPP
10/11
CLINIC OPENS AT 9:50am
23
Morning Group Fitness: 6-7am @DPP
24/25
Early Recovery Skills: 9-10a @ BHS.
Another Recovery Technique (ART): 10-11a @
BHS.
Go Red for Native Women Heart Health Conference
February 2, 2018 @ 8am—1pm
Albuquerque Convention Center
(For more information please contact Stephanie Barela—869-3200)
This is a copy of a public record, reproduced as it was published. It is not legal advice, and it may not be the version a court would rely on. Check the official source before you cite it.