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Los Ojos Hatchery Puts $2 Million into Reopening Long-Closed Stocking Facility
Los Ojos Hatchery Puts $2 Million into Reopening Long-Closed Stocking Facility The Los Ojos Fish Hatchery is undergoing a $2 million renovation in order to reopen after a four-year layoff.
Restaurant Roundup Roadtrip: A peek at Two Taos restaurants
Taos is visual, tactile, and both pleasing and relaxed to all the senses. Besides being a cultural mecca, it is a historical site, an athletic challenge every season of the year, and has plenty of cafes and restaurants to feast on good food.
Dave Hickey to Speak at the Harwood Museum of Art
The Harwood Museum of Art of the University of New Mexico presents acclaimed art and culture writer Dave Hickey on Saturday, August 1st from 6:00 to 7:30 pm.
Canada's Dallas Morris from Calgary, Alberta won the Race Across the West , considered as the toughest part of RAMM, the world's toughest bicycle race.
La. man constructing house from recycled materials
PROSPECT, La. - It's amazing what someone can do with some old tires, discarded doors, antique windows and a lot of red clay dirt.
Bicyclists practice what they preach
Three young people from Colorado and New Mexico, will have an interesting answer when they tell of meeting strangers and seeing the U.S. from the seat of a bicycle.
Rumsfeld unapologetic about Iraq
The former defense secretary maintains an office in Washington that allows him ready access to his Pentagon files and has facilitated his work with the Library of Congress to archive his personal papers.
If you've ever wandered through Oakdale Cemetery, you've seen the huge white marble obelisk with a coat of arms on one side and an impressive carving of a cavalry saber on the other.
Founding Members of the Taos Society of Artists Shown Together
In 1902, painters I.E. Couse and J.H. Sharp met for the first time in Taos, New Mexico.
Platinum office, Taos "earthship"
Here are a couple tidbits from near and far on sustainable development. First, the Rushing/Blackbird engineering offices in Seattle's Westlake neighborhood just got the highest-level "platinum" certification for commercial interiors through the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program, according to a story ...
A Builder of Castles Made of Trash
By DENNIS NISHI Full name: Michael Reynolds Age: 63 Current position: Founder of Earthship Biotecture How I got to here in 10 words or less: Don't give up.
I took this photo on a hike near Taos, N.M., a few summers ago. I didn't go to church when I was growing up.
Coalition works to safeguard the future of ranching and farming in Northern New Mexico
Time is running out for much of the agricultural land and land-based traditions of Northern New Mexico.
Taos' Summer of Love Anniversary
Want to take a trip back in time this summer? Perhaps Taos, New Mexico, should be your destination, if you're reminiscing about days of social distortion and artistic upheaval.
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American Style Magazine readers name Saugatuck, Ann Arbor among top art destinations
An easel on the Saugatuck's city sign has never seemed so appropriate. Saugatuck has been named the fifth best small city art destination town in the country for 2009 by the readers of American Style Magazine , up from 24th in the 2008 listings.
Cycling all day and night across six U.S. states in 92 hours, Dallas Morris hopes to put a new spin on the phrase "putting the pedal to the metal." Morris, 34, an apprentice machinist in engineering at the University of Calgary, is competing against 13 others in the 1,680-km Race Across the West, which is part of the Race Across America.
Saturday: Amigos Bravos Hosts Taos River Cleanup
From Amigos Bravos : A Taos River cleanup is set for Saturday, June 6th, from 8:00 AM to 12 Noon.
Natural Affinities: Georgia O'Keefe and Ansel Adams at SFMOMA
SFMOMA's latest exhibition Georgia O'Keeffe and Ansel Adams: Natural Affinities, examines the dynamic dialogue between two justly revered artist-icons while admirably reinvigorating the discouse surrounding O'Keeffe and Adams' work .
Police Confirm ID Of Woman's Remains Left In Trash Bin
Authorities have identified a woman whose remains were found in a trash bin near Taos in March.
Main Street Roundabout art narrowed to three
Models of sculptures created by the three finalists for the East Main Roundabout project will be on display in the Gallery Room at the Norman Public Library through June 12.
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