Sep 3, 2009 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Enchanting day trips in New Mexico
If you're in the Albuquerque, N.M., area and ready to explore, here are two don't-miss day trips: Nine families live year-round in the ancient Acoma Pueblo on top of the 367-foot sandstone mesa.
Genoveva Chavez Community Center Presents PowWow August 22
This is an evening social pow wow for all Nations and cultures. The event includes dancers, drummers, singers, and artist booths.
SFFD Flashover Training a " Smoke May Be Visible
Find out what's happening in the city. Below is a list of current news releases.
Blue heeler returns home after major dog hunt
Gracie, a blue heeler missing for almost four weeks, is safe back at home. The dog slipped out of her house near the Lone Butte General Store near N.M. 14 on July 2, and except for a few sightings the first few days, seemed to have vanished.
Market brings Indian culture to rodeo
Moccasins and headdresses will mix with wranglers and 10-gallon hats at the Farmington Indian Center's eighth Indian Market and Festival.
Rio Grande Voices: Culture interrupted
Photo: On the shore of the Rio Grande, Cochiti Pueblo Gov. Floyd Pecos, right, and council member Joseph Henry Suina recall life on the pueblo before farms were bulldozed and the dam was built.
The Santa Fe New Mexican has a good story on Cochiti Pueblo and Cochiti Dam. In the 1950s, this was their playground as boys.
Remains of four found in car pulled from NM lake
COCHITI PUEBLO, N.M. - New Mexico police say they have found four sets of human remains inside a car that had been submerged in Cochiti Lake for at least a year.
Teachers gain insight into atomic era's N.M. impact
On Friday morning, Joseph Suina, the former governor of Cochiti Pueblo, told a group of teachers a story about the early days of Los Alamos National Laboratory they'd never get from a history textbook.
Trailhead sculpture dedicated at Tent Rocks
Bureau of Land Management officials and Cochiti Pueblo dignitaries dedicated a sculpture aimed at helping the blind enjoy the landscape at Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument.
Driver who killed two headed for prison
A former airman who killed two people while driving drunk was sentenced to prison Friday.
Scenic New Mexico: Snapshots from Fodor's Members
New Mexico's spectacular landscapes and crystal-clear atmosphere are an amateur photographer's dream.