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Poor Family’s Hope Discarded

Poor Family’s Hope Discarded

By | Fri, Dec 28, 2012
Fernando Enriquez was raised close to the earth, his migrant farm family toiling in the soil, harves ...
SANCHEZ: May have died in mobile home fire

Dead Man Linked To Earlier Murders?

By | Fri, Dec 28, 2012
Rio Arriba sheriff believes the deaths may involve Mexican drug cartels

Court Tosses Pay To Play Fraud Claims

By | Fri, Dec 28, 2012
Says taxpayer recovery can't be retroactive

The Price For a 2nd Chance

By | Fri, Dec 28, 2012
Indigent parolees no longer must pay rent in advance

43 Percent Supported DOJ Probe

By | Thu, Dec 27, 2012
72% of APD officers say they don't have 'proper tools' to serve public
This is an illustration of the U.S. Army’s Advanced Hypersonic Vehicle that appeared in the Sandia National Laboratories’ inhouse weekly. The hypersonic project is one of a handful that the Pentagon hopes will result in an unmanned vehicle that can strike a target anywhere in the world within an hour. Although no images of the Army’s Advanced Hypersonic Weapon have been made public, a June 2011 environmental impact report includes this computer-generated model.

Sandia Plays Key Role in Hypersonic Weapon

By | Thu, Dec 27, 2012
Striking any target in the world within an hour is goal
Roland Johnson, who was governor of Laguna Pueblo in 1995 when this photo was taken, holds the Laguna Pueblo “Lincoln cane,” an ebony staff given to each of the 19 pueblos as a representation of their sovereignty. (RICHARD PIPES/JOURNAL)

Lincoln Lessons In N.M.

By | Thu, Dec 27, 2012
'Great Emancipator' courted pueblos, removed Navajos from homelands
A screen capture shows Governor Susana Martinez as she requalifies for a concealed carry permit. The permit has become like an American Express card for politicians.

The Governor’s Record on Guns Is Long

By | Wed, Dec 26, 2012
Susana Martinez has courted the gun crowd during her two years as governor. Remember Martinez' ...

Pension Fix Faces Legal Challenge

By | Wed, Dec 26, 2012
Are Benefit Cuts Barred By N.M. Constitution?
This is the main room of the newly restored Special Collections Library. The Pueblo-style library was built in 1925. (ROBERTO E. ROSALES/JOURNAL)

Library Renewal

By | Wed, Dec 26, 2012
"A new public library in the Pueblo Indian style" at Edith and Central NE earned a th ...
Marina Salazar bundles up her 6-year-old daughter, Marisol Salazar, in preparation for her role as Mary in Las Posadas as 10-year-old Joshua Gonzales, right, who will play Joseph, waits outside Nuestro Señor de Esquipula Church in Sena. (adolphe pierre-louis/journal)

Rural Church Harbors a Passion for Las Posadas

By | Tue, Dec 25, 2012
Church in small New Mexico village clings to Christmas tradition as rural area’s population dwindles
Pondering Message of Love on Christmas

Pondering Message of Love on Christmas

By | Tue, Dec 25, 2012
Dorothy Day has been proposed for sainthood in the Roman Catholic Church largely because she took se ...
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