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It's not lip-service that small-business owners want from the government, but they do want someone's ear.
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One day last week we got the urge to see what I call the "backside of the Manzanos." We headed south from Tijeras and wandered all the way down to Mountainair .
East Mountain burglary suspects nabbed
Bernalillo County Sheriff's Deputies arrested an Albuquerque couple Sunday for allegedly stealing guns, jewelry and electronic equipment from East Mountain homes.
Lawyers argue man's 4th amendment rights violated
It was a 911 call full of static that led to the arrest of a man now accused of molesting a young boy and making child pornography.
Effectiveness of Wildlife Fence Remains Unclear
It just isn't clear whether the 2-year-old wildlife fence in Tijeras is working or not.
Two people were killed in separate crashes last Friday both of them in the East Mountains, officials said.
Defense says child-porn search tainted
A prominent Albuquerque business owner accused of taping the rape of his underage employee is asking a judge to throw out any evidence deputies responding to an anonymous 911 call found at his home.
Priceless Mandolins Stolen From Home
Bob Gray played his most prized possessions, his mandolins, every day until the day they were stolen.
BTK Trail added to funding list
Lincoln County is among entities in 43 states recommended to receive $40.7 million for 160 projects to improve and promote highways designated as scenic byways.
New Mexico oil and gas drilling plummets
"New Mexico's oil and gas producers are used to cyclic ups and downs, but operators say the current slump is the worst they've seen in decades." "Industry representatives also blame adverse environmental regulations, especially new state rules on the management of oil-and-gas pits that took effect in New Mexico last June.
Ask AP: Natural gas, how NFL players are paid
One natural resource the United States has a lot of is natural gas. So why not just start using it in place of oil, to reduce the nation's dependence on imported energy? Curiosity about the potential of natural gas to become America's fuel of choice inspired one of the questions in this edition of "Ask AP," a weekly Q&A column where AP journalists ...
In the future, the last five years might be remembered as the orange barrel era in Tijeras Canyon.
There will be a scrap tire recycling roundup in Torrance, Bernalillo and Santa Fe Counties this fall.
Swindler claims to work for KOB
A man claiming to work for KOB is using Steve Stucker's name as part of his lie to scam people out of money.
Thieves are targeting the Village of Tijeras, but they're not interested in electronics or jewelry.
Semi accident closes interstate
Interstate 40 eastbound at Tijeras has been closed because of a semi rollover that's blocking both lanes.
The Women in Municipal Government constituency group will be holding its Annual Leadership Award Luncheon on Friday, November 13 at NLCa s Congress of Cities in San Antonio.
Zone Change Makes Way for Public Safety Facility
The Tijeras Village Council took action on plans for a 19,000-square-foot building on Monday night.
Astorga death sentence remains in play
The New Mexico Supreme Court late Thursday cleared the way for prosecutors to seek the death penalty for accused cop killer Michael Astorga.
Biomass Plant Credit in Jeopardy
The future of the Estancia Basin Biomass Power Project benefiting from the renewable energy production tax credit from the New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department is up in the air.