Clovis News Journal - Thu Nov 26
Good morning. Welcome to Freedom New Mexico's Thursday morning briefing. Award-winning maintenance: The Clovis and Texico school districts have won state awards for keeping up property.
Art Walk celebrates the seasonCarlsbad Current-Argus - Thu Nov 26
Walk the Art Walk to celebrate the season. The second annual Art Walk will be held from 4-7 p.m. Friday, Dec.
Santa Fe Community Foundation awards $410,000 in grantsSantaFeNewMexican.com - Thu Nov 19
The Santa Fe Community Foundation has awarded 40 grants totaling $410,000 to nonprofits in Santa Fe, Los Alamos, Mora, San Miguel, Taos and Rio Arriba counties.
Land auction set at Conchas LakeSantaFeNewMexican.com - Tue Nov 17
Here's a gamble riskier than cards in Sin City: buy a piece of lake front property in northeastern New Mexico.
Plaza Holiday Decorations Going Up; Some Streets Blocked OffCity of Santa Fe - Tue Nov 10
Certain areas of the Plaza are barricaded for safety as crews work from a forklift to install the 10,000 to 12,000 bulbs and electric farolitos.
Santa Fe National Forest Prescribed Burn Update for November 10, 2009City of Santa Fe - Tue Nov 10
The burn area is located 2 miles south of Pecos, NM. Smoke for the burn will be visible from Pecos, Rowe, La Joya, from I-25, Old Denver Highway and State Road 63.
Pecos National Historic Park renovates 200-year-old trading post with a colorful pastSantaFeNewMexican.com - Mon Nov 09
This 1899 photograph shows Martin Kozlowski standing in front of Kozlowski's Trading Post in Pecos.Courtesy of the Colorado Historical Society/Negative A-1 No.
Controlled burns started in northern New MexicoKOB-TV - Thu Nov 05
Two controlled burns ignited by Santa Fe National Forest crews on Thursday are liable to be visible in northern New Mexico for the next few days.
Farmers weigh in on Fort Sumner water pipeline projectSantaFeNewMexican.com - Wed Nov 04
Farmers from Eastern New Mexico showed up at a city Public Utilities Committee meeting Wednesday to voice both objections and support for a privately owned pipeline that would deliver water from Fort Sumner to the City Different.
Weary 49ers find surprises in New MexicoSantaFeNewMexican.com - Fri Oct 16
The great California Gold Rush of 1849 lured fortune seekers from all over the world, about 85,000 in that year alone.
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