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Your Taxes: Vacation home still eligible for deduction

By | Mon, Nov 12, 2012
Q: My wife and I have owned a vacation property in Colorado since 2003. We have used it for ski trip ...

Letters to outlook

By Our readers | Mon, Nov 12, 2012
Payback from solar faster than claimed    Mr. Stearns' recent rebuttal on solar ...

NMSU Extension series focuses on drought

By | Mon, Nov 12, 2012
Topics are cattle, ranch management in challenging times
From left, Andy Stone, vice president and general manager, Elliot Pierce, M.D., medical director, Heather Scanlon, Michelle Hileman, Kathleen Stone, Kristy Boone and Riki McCray at Upright MRI of New Mexico. (DEAN HANSON/JOURNAL)

Deployed employee praises real heroes

By | Mon, Nov 12, 2012
Reservist lauds those back home during his tour in Afghanistan
Eugene McPeek, manager of Emergency Operations at Sandia Labs, welcomes active military service member Patricia Salazar back from a recent deployment. Salazar, who works in emergency response at Sandia, was honored in a special ceremony, called Warrior Welcome, for returning service people. (COURTESY of SANDIA LABS/RANDY MONTOYA)

Price of valor: Salutes well-earned

By | Mon, Nov 12, 2012
DoD’s Freedom Awards highlight employers who merit recognition for supporting employees serving in military.
Guar bean pods are thick on the stalk of a plant at NMSU’s new Student-Centered Field Lab. The field lab is the site of a study of the viability of guar as a rotational crop for farmers in the Mesilla Valley and beyond.

Guar plant studied as alternative crop

By | Mon, Nov 12, 2012
Viscous gum from seed is big player in oil, gas industry

Bonds protect both parties, not just client

By | Mon, Nov 12, 2012
Many contractors - especially those with a demonstrated reliability and good credit - rese ...
Dirt separated from xeriscape gravel falls out of Tom Hill’s tumbler gravel strainer.

Invention speeds up cleanup of xeriscapes

By | Mon, Nov 12, 2012
RR firm's portable tumbler strains dirt from landscape gravel
Jennifer and Lily Rose Pena eat together at Annapurna’s World Vegetarian Cafe. (richard pipes/journal)

Retail Roundup: Popular eateries stretch out in bigger locations

By | Mon, Nov 12, 2012
Don't despair, dessert devotees: Swiss Alps Bakery & Cafe is still crafting Black Forest c ...
Construction could resume soon on the Puerto del Sol multifamily dwelling project at Unser and Abrazo. (Dean Hanson/Journal)

Fresh lease on life for RR apartment complex

By | Mon, Nov 5, 2012
RIO RANCHO — A cluster of unfinished and long-abandoned multifamily dwellings on Unser has gai ...
Clinica La Esperanza President and CEO Mauro Nava, left, and Chief Financial Officer Olena Dziuba schedule a patient. (journal file)

Community embraces S. Valley health clinic

By | Mon, Nov 5, 2012
Area's uninsured find convenient, affordable quality care
Marble Brewery’s new taproom at 5740 Night Whisper, on the West Side just north of Unser and McMahon, has a patio where patrons can enjoy a beer outside. (ROSALIE RAYBURN/JOURNAL)

Marble Brewery opens taproom on West Side

By | Mon, Nov 5, 2012
Popular downtown Albuquerque watering hole Marble Brewery has opened a second metro-area location on ...
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