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Crews continues to fight NM wildfires, storms eyed - Carlsbad Current Argus
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Crews continues to fight NM wildfires, storms eyed
Carlsbad Current Argus
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—Crews continue to battle around 93 square miles of tinder-dry forests in New Mexico as officials hope thunderstorms expected over the weekend will bring relief. Officials said Saturday that the Silver Fire in the Gila National Forest ...
Rare New Mexico 'Silver Fire' forces evacuationWashington Post
New Mexico's Growing Silver FireFronteras: The Changing America Desk
Silver Fire in southern New Mexico 11500 acres and growing, zero percent ...El Paso Times
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Budenholzer adds Darvin Ham to coaching staff
Darvin Ham, a former Atlanta player who spent the last two seasons on the Los Angeles Lakers' staff, has been named a Hawks assistant coach.
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Panama's boom helps drive Nicaragua canal dreams
Curundu used to be a warren of ramshackle wooden houses and reeking open sewers, one of Panama City's most notorious refuges for street gangs and drug dealers.
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Next Stop, Miss New Mexico: Ashlyn Davis representing Carlsbad at state pageant - Carlsbad Current Argus
Next Stop, Miss New Mexico: Ashlyn Davis representing Carlsbad at state pageant
Carlsbad Current Argus
If hard work, winning smiles and real beauty are what it takes, five young women from Carlsbad and Eddy County could come home with titles from the Miss New Mexico pageant in Ruidoso next week. Ages 9 to 18, the girls are entered in all three levels of ...
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New Mexico Supreme Court affirms conviction in Carlsbad killing - Carlsbad Current Argus
New Mexico Supreme Court affirms conviction in Carlsbad killing
Carlsbad Current Argus
New Mexico Supreme Court affirms conviction in Carlsbad killing. The Associated PressAssociated Press. Posted: 06/15/2013 09:23:20 AM MDT. Fernando Lopez. SANTA FE - The state Supreme Court has upheld the first-degree murder conviction of a ...
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New Mexico, Tulsa agree to future home-and-home - NBCSports.com
New Mexico, Tulsa agree to future home-and-home
NBCSports.com
Regardless, and as you no doubt deduced from the headline, New Mexico and Tulsa have reached an agreement on a future home-and-home football series, the schools announced Friday. The Lobos will host the Golden Hurricane Sept. 12, 2015, then travel ...
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Wildfires Spreading in New Mexico - Firehouse.com
Wildfires Spreading in New Mexico
Firehouse.com
Wildfires Spreading in New Mexico. T.S. Last Albuquerque Journal, N.M.. Created: June 14, 2013. The Jaroso Fire is burning in terrain at about 10,000 feet. Related Content. Related Terms. Top Headlines · Wildland Firefighting · New Mexico. June 13--The ...
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Some evacuations lifted in destructive Colorado fire that has killed 2
The number of homes destroyed in Colorado's most destructive wildfire ever continues to rise.
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Around New Mexico - ABQ Journal
Around New Mexico
ABQ Journal
SANTA FE – The New Mexico Museum of Indian Arts and Culture has hired a member of Oklahoma's Otoe-Missouria Tribe as its director. The museum announced the appointment of Della Warrior on Thursday. Warrior served as president of the Institute of ...
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Experts: Fire season depends on weather - Santa Fe New Mexican.com
Experts: Fire season depends on weather
Santa Fe New Mexican.com
ALBUQUERQUE — With each dry thunderstorm that moves across New Mexico, the chance of another wildfire breaking out goes up. But experts say it's the wind that will help determine whether the state has another record season. More than 93 square miles ...
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NM board clears veterinarian who killed hundreds of chickens in raid - Farmington Daily Times
NM board clears veterinarian who killed hundreds of chickens in raid
Farmington Daily Times
Barron, president of the New Mexico Game Fowl Association, said Norris killed healthy roosters, chicks and hens and destroyed all their eggs without evidence of any wrongdoing by the ranchers who owned them. "You can't get justice in New Mexico ...
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Should 'Fast and Furious' have ended Holder's tenure?
Attorney General's history of lying to Congress
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Tyler jumps ahead by 2 at Air Capital Classic
Nathan Tyler fired a 6-under 65 on Friday and jumped in front by a pair of strokes through two rounds of the Air Capital Classic.Tyler birdied four of his final five holes at Crestview Country Club to end 36 holes at 10-under-par 132
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Arizona aiding wildfire-stricken Colorado, New Mexico - KPHO Phoenix
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Arizona aiding wildfire-stricken Colorado, New Mexico
KPHO Phoenix
Jan Brewer's spokesperson said Arizona has sent personnel from the State Forestry Division, fire departments and private contractors to help put out the raging wildfires in Colorado and New Mexico. Brewer said the state has sent four wildland engines ...
Arizona sends equipment, manpower to aid Colorado, New Mexico wildfiresKTAR.com
Gov Brewer - Arizona assisting Colorado and New Mexico firefighting effortsExplorer News
Wildfires set new destructive records in Colorado and New Mexico due to ...Bay Area Indymedia
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Nurse: Mexican women in US vulnerable to domestic violence - Santa Fe New Mexican.com
Nurse: Mexican women in US vulnerable to domestic violence
Santa Fe New Mexican.com
One in four New Mexico women will be the victim of intimate partner violence at some point in her lifetime. Mexican women living in the U.S. are particularly vulnerable, due to their immigration status and the threat of deportation and the loss of ...
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Trail Dust: Sena family provided early New Mexico blacksmiths - Santa Fe New Mexican.com
Trail Dust: Sena family provided early New Mexico blacksmiths
Santa Fe New Mexican.com
They had come to help resettle upper New Mexico following its reconquest by Gen. Diego de Vargas. Among the arrivals was a 9-year-old boy named Bernardino de Sena. Described in the documents of the time as having a round, dark face, large eyes and a ...
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Gas Watch - New Mexico Gas Prices - KOB.com
Gas Watch - New Mexico Gas Prices
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Step One - Select a single city in order to identify price trends or to identify a historical price most accurately. Select multiple cities to compare pump prices between cities. Step Two - Selection of time duration will define how long into history ...
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Whole Foods revises employee language policy after 'unfortunate incident' with ... - Washington Post
Whole Foods revises employee language policy after 'unfortunate incident' with ...
Washington Post
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Facing threats of national boycotts from Latino groups and a slew of online petitions, Whole Foods announced Friday that the organic grocery chain has revised its employee language policy following the suspension of two ...
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Wildfires to let up soon - KOB.com
Wildfires to let up soon
KOB.com
There's some good news on New Mexico's wildfire season, but as usual there's some bad news too. The good news is the end of wildfire season is not far off; bad news, we're just now heading into the peak of the season. Long range forecasters for the ...
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