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Trail dust: Spaniard offered insights on Apaches
Photo: Mescalero Apaches eight decades after Antonio Cordero wrote about them. Note: On the ground are several Apache canteens, woven baskets covered with pitch to hold water.
Shrader made living in sales, not artifacts
Dealer says Santa Fean who committed suicide after arrest in federal sting not a 'big player' Tom Sharpe 6/23/2009 - 6/24/09 A Santa Fe resident who killed himself last week after he was charged with illegally digging American Indian artifacts on public lands didn't seem to make a living that way.
Grab the little ones and ride the rails this summer. The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad is once again offering special Cinder Bear Express children's train rides, complete with the train's own mascot - the charming Cinder Bear.
A river conservation organization that has been studying water samples in the Albuquerque area says it has found pharmaceuticals and household products in water in Albuquerque ditches and drains.
Runoff a concern for El Vado Lake
Flooding fears from the spring runoff have prompted the release of water from El Vado Lake.
Feds release more water from El Vado
The Bureau of Reclamation says it will release more water from El Vado Reservoir to prepare for an increase in runoff from rapidly melting snowpack.
State: Cougar killings come down to liability
The debate over what should happen when cougars encounter humans is heating up again.
Empty Saddle: William H. "Billy" Mundy 1917-2009
Sunday, April 12, 2009 Empty Saddle: William H. "Billy" Mundy 1917-2009 William H. Mundy, Jr., 91, died peacefully at the Arbors of Del Rey, a Vista Living Community, in Las Cruces, New Mexico, on April 6, 2009.
Bar, server cited in Fierro case
State police on Wednesday cited the now-defunct WilLee's Blues Club and its bartender for overserving Carlos Fierro the night he struck and killed a pedestrian while allegedly driving drunk in November.
Regional transit projects vie for federal cash
Road, trail and transit projects planned for the Santa Fe region are among those competing for a share of new money from a federal stimulus package.
Closed in by centuries-old adobes, East De Vargas Street is little more than an alley, a passage wide enough for a single vehicle and a couple of pedestrians.
Fitch Rates Albuquerque Bernalillo Cnty Wtr Utility Auth, NM $163MM Revs 'AA'; Outlook to Stable
Fitch Ratings assigns its 'AA' rating to the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority $163 million joint water and sewer system refunding and improvement revenue bonds, series 2009A.
Culinary Arts Ball set for March 19
The Santa Fe Restaurant Association a ' a nonprofit organization made up of Santa Fe County restaurants and food and wine purveyors a ' invites the public to its annual benefit dinner and silent auction to help ...
Low moisture, warm weather spark fire fears
Spring is shaping up to be hot, dry and windy so far around New Mexico, raising an early specter of a fast snowmelt and greater fire risks.
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Happy upcoming nuptials! How exciting. Ok - let me preface this with the fact that it is a totally shameless plug since I am the Facility Rentals Coordinator at the Balloon Museum, but it is an amazing place to ...
Blue Sky Builders expands to Gallup
A successful general contractor in Northern New Mexico for both residential and commercial construction projects for the past 22 years, Blue Sky Builders recently opened a branch office in Gallup.
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Dawn Sanchez creates some AMAZING food! She catered an event with Albuquerque The Magazine, along with several other caterers, and her food definitely stood out! discussion-comment Kind of a drive, but if ...
Study shows costly Buckman Diversion project will give area economy much-needed boost
Photo: Robbie King, a pipefitter with Western Summit, works Thursday on the intake pipe that will carry water from the Rio Grande to a planned treatment plant west of Santa Fe.
Lobbyist spending reports trickle in
Either the recession is cutting into state legislators' social lives or some lobbyists haven't yet filed their spending reports, which by law are required within 48 hours of the expenditure during a legislative ...
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