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Valentine's Day: review of a trio of romance novels
Part ghost story, part exploration of childhood trauma and its effects on adult relationships, this sophomore novel from Gin Phillips is a look at how the past haunts you - at times quite literally.
Western Institute for Lifelong Learning Lunch & Learn presentation Navajo Weaving: Then, Now and in the Future by Ann Hedlund, noon to 1 p.m. today.
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Visual Astronomy Metaphormed in the Ancient Southwest
My website, www.comets-petroglyphs-and-supernovae.com tells an inadvertant tale of modern bigotry and ethnocentrically-challenged scholars.
Novel in SW canyon dig uncovers loss and love
"Come in and Cover Me," , by Gin Phillips: Ren Taylor, the appealing, soul-searching character at the heart of this novel, is an archaeologist of some renown in the canyons of the New Mexico desert.
Ren Taylor is an archaeologist of some renown in the canyons of the New Mexico desert.
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The Gila Rangers, a local shooting club, compete every second Saturday of the month in Mimbres, and in competitions across New Mexico in a variety of shooting categories according to age and shooting style.