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Local news in brief Nov. 15, 2009
Groups protest at Taos hotel TAOS a ' Members of several civil rights groups protested Saturday in front of a Taos hotel where Hispanic employees have clashed with the new owner.
Several prescribed burns planned in northern NM
Several prescribed burns are planned for the next few days by the Santa Fe National Forest.
Nurturing rivers, saving ecosystems
Photo: The Santa Fe River has been vital to the area's development, but now needs the support of humans to survive.
Chase leads to assault charges for Las Cruces man
A high-speed chase ended in several charges for a Las Cruces man Sunday after he allegedly followed an emergency vehicle, fled from officers and assaulted a deputy as well as a emergency room personnel.
Seventh graders learn on the job while harvesting fruit at the Santa Fe Community Farm
On an unseasonably warm Friday morning in late September, a school bus loaded with youngsters ambled down a dusty easement near the San Ysidro Crossing, finally coming to rest next to a heap of compost that mimicked the shape of a gigantic gold brick.
Siler Road crossing: Steady stride on new span
Drivers should be able to cross the Santa Fe River on the new west-side bridge by around Thanksgiving, given the current pace of construction.
San Ysidro Crossing: Archaeologists unearth the site of an ancient pueblo village
Photo: Archaeologists collect the remnants of an ancient pueblo along the Santa Fe River, where San Ysidro Crossing meets Agua FrA a Road.
Local news in brief Aug. 28, 2009
Agua FrA a road work switches sides Archaeological work being done on the east side of Agua FrA a Road and San Ysidro Crossing will move to the west side of the intersection starting Tuesday.
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Lavender grower puts down roots in Las Cruces
Joan Keif stood in a field of more than 1,000 lavender plants. The clean, soothing aroma wafting from tiny purple blooms attracted visits from her little dog Auntie Em, as well as a bevy of Mesilla Valley bees.
Las Crucen grows lavender and other herbs
Joan Keif stood in a field of more than 1,000 lavender plants. The clean, soothing aroma wafting from stems topped with tiny purple blooms attracted visits from little dog Auntie Em, as well as a bevy of Mesilla Valley bees.
Local news in brief June 27, 2009
More slides open at Railyard Park More of the Santa Fe Railyard Park children's' play area will be open this weekend than ever before.
Chopper crash affecting rescue operations
Rescue crews in Albuquerque are already feeling the effects of not being able to use the state police helicopter to find missing or injured hikers.
Overwhelmed residents have animals removed from their homes
LAS CRUCES Several dozen cats were removed from two North Valley homes Wednesday by employees of Do-a Ana County Sheriff's Department and animal control.
Here is my interview with Adam Kokesh from the organization Iraq Veterans Against the War.
An exhibit at the Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum shows a new side of artist Virginia Maria Romero.
Bountiful blessing: Bishop sows hope for good harvest
Las Cruces Catholic School third-grade girls drop rose petals into a ditch Friday at the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum.
Busy Las Cruces weekend begins with Blessing of the Fields Friday
If you figured on staying home this weekend and resting up for next week's Memorial Day festivities, you might want to reconsider.
Sunflower Farmers Market a seedsa New Mexico
Sunflower woos clientele with lower priced produce, dry goods, meats, prepared meals and an assortment of wines and spirits.
Border agents want permission to wear masks to combat swine flu
The union that represents Customs and Border Protection is asking for an official directive that would allow inspectors to wear face masks on the job to protect against swine flu.
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