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For many Navajo, painful history best left in past
Navajos are still divided over the idea of designating a historic trail commemorating the Long Walk, a series of routes thousands of their ancestors were forced to take from their homeland to Bosque Redondo in 1864, many dying or taken as slaves along the way.
National Park Service wants input on Long Walk National Historic Trail
The National Park Service is seeking public feedback on a draft plan for the Long Walk National Historic Trail.
Bosque offers artists material, inspiration
"Painted Jetty Jacks," by Zach Meisner, is part of the Land/Art Exhibit at the Open Space Visitor Center in the Bosque.
A flight of hand-crafted arrows enlivens museum's Pueblo Revolt Display
It took more than a review of the facts for the New Mexico History Museum to tell the story of the 1680 Pueblo Revolt.
Straight arrows for History Museum's Pueblo Revolt exhibit
Photo: The canopy of arrows hanging from the ceiling of the new History Museum helps tell the story of the Pueblo Revolt.
Irrigators say water flow is inadequate
Local farmers got a chance to show up in force and tell the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District board of directors exactly how they felt about water delivery this irrigation season.
Movies, tunes and toasts on tap around Las Cruces this weekend
It's a big week for lovers of wine, movies and song, with the La Vina Blues & Jazz Fest, the continuing White Sands Film Festival, at Las Cruces venues for the first time this year, and a large cast of students and community musicians and singers joining to present Carmina Burana at NMSU.
Photographer B.G. Burr finds images while camping, fishing in wildlands
B.G. Burr remembers when Tome's general store functioned as both a gas station and a bar.
Navajo judiciary, Crownpoint celebrate 50 years
Dozens of people packed into the Crownpoint judicial and public safety complex to celebrate the 50th birthday of the Navajo Nation's judicial branch and police department at the 2009 Justice and Law Day Wednesday.
Angling for fun at Escondida Lake
Escondida Lake is expected to be packed to the gills with anglers on Saturday, March 21, for the annual Socorro Community Fishing Clinic and Derby.
Testing reveals nothing 'fowl' at Bosque
The New Mexico Department of Game & Fish recently finished testing approximately 1,200 waterfowl around the state for the highly pathogenic H5N1 avian flu strain.
Matanza plus perfect day equals sheer enchantment
As matanza revelers entered the fairgrounds, they were pleasantly assaulted by the scents of wood smoke and sizzling pork.
Tests at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge have turned up no sign of avian influenza.
Ely Gutierrez, 57, of Bosque, was arrested on a Socorro County warrant for failure to appear.
Court program gives offenders second chance
For six months, David Vigil has not had one ounce of alcohol and has been able to get his life back on the right track something he never thought he would be able to do before.
Mesilla Valley Bosque named new state park
With the largest full moon of the year fading into a clear, early morning sky, a large crowd gathered Saturday to dedicate New Mexico's newest state park.
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Socorro County Sheriff's Blotter
Sept. 23
A woman in Bosque reported at 2 p.m. that she learned that money had been withdrawn from her account on three separate occasions. A 21-year-old Albuquerque man was identified as using her account to pay some bills and make purchases. A criminal complaint was filed in Magistrate Court.
Nov. 8
A Lemitar woman reported at 7 p.m. that her vehicle had been keyed while parked at the fairgrounds. A man at the scene stated that a restraining order was in effect involving the victim's daughter and him and that she would have to leave the area. The victim said he had threatened to damage her vehicle and pointed to a scratch on the right side that extended from the rear of the vehicle to the front fender. She said she believed he did it, which he denied, and there were no witnesses anyway.
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