twitter.comTaping day for @nminfocus. Best day of the week! Also on tap this week on the show, who should be the state's top dog on water issues?
bit.lyhttp://www.knme.org - On the 100th anniversary of New Mexico's statehood it is fascinating to journey back to see what New Mexico was like
newmexicoindependent.comOn Oct. 14, Wells Fargo, which holds the second largest number of bank deposits in the U.S., will begin testing a $3 monthly fee for debit cards in New Mexico and four other states. The fee applies to all cardholders and will be triggered if you use the debit card for online or in-person purchases.
National Museum of the American Indian added 28 new photos to the album Santa Fe, Day 3.
As we reported in June, heroin is on the rise in our city. "We know there is a significant increase in heroin sales in Albuquerque, but we just don't know how much is out there," said Capt. Matt Thomas in an interview. "We tend to see different trends in drug prevalence, where it went from cocaine to meth and now to heroin."Source: Alibi Weblog
www.environmental-news-reports.com ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Aug. 16, 2011 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Affordable Solar has installed the first two solar systems for The Kroger Co. on the roofs of Smith's[...]
- blog.nmai.si.eduAnother beautiful day here and another day full of films. This time the focus was on eight shorts for the program called “KidFLIX!”
www.nmpolitics.netBy Paul J. Gessing • Commentary • New Mexico’s economy is still in the doldrums. Only oil and gas are holding steady. Rather than letting the Rail Runner suck up more money and resources, it’s time to throw on the brakes and stop the wasteful spending.
CALL FOR PERFORMING ARTISTS SUBMISSIONS Native American & Indigenous: Bands, Traditional/Contemporary Dance Groups Santa Fe Indian Market Plaza Stage- Satruday August 20, 2011 ________________________________________ Greetings! Emergence Productions, p...See More
Native America Calling and Indian Country Today Media Network shared a link.
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The Department of Justice announced today that Paul Beebe and Jesse Sanford of Farmington, New Mexico pleaded guilty in the U.S. District Court in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Lawmakers are just weeks away from returning to Santa Fe, called to the Roundhouse by Governor Martinez
KUNM's Radio Theatre and Albuquerque Theatre Guild shared a link.
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Description: “Night Over Taos: A Theatrical and Historical Journey from the Taos Revolt to Statehood” is a performance/reading of a historical drama about a key period of New Mexico history, a panel discussion by distinguished historians about the play and its historical implications
New Mexico Gay Rodeo Association added 28 new photos to the album Zia Regional Rodeo/Kelly Anderson Photographer.
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Today was a busy day for NMAI staff working in Santa Fe during our Native Cinema Showcase at the New Mexico History Museum. We had eight films that were a part of the Showcase Shorts program
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By Heath Haussamen • News • A judge has denied the prosecutor’s request to move the bribery trial of District Judge Mike Murphy out of Doña Ana County. That means Murphy’s trial remains scheduled to be held in Las Cruces and start Oct. 31.
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By Michael Swickard • Commentary • I may never need to defend myself, but as was said in the Old West: It's better to have a gun and not need it than to need a gun and not have it.
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