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- Holiday Spirit Shuts Road – 9:53am MSTCorrales Road from Old Church Road to Coronado Road will be closed for about an hour today for a Christmas parade, the state Department of Transportation says in its weekly traffic report. (By Lloyd Jojola)
- 'Thor' To Be Filmed In N.M. – 9:51am MSTOne little tweet from Production Weekly has the Internet aflutter with anticipation about the new "Thor" film. (By Dan Mayfield)
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Final Respects By Sean Olson/ Journal Staff Writer MORIARTY — About 2,000 friends, family and admirers, including former President Bill Clinton, gathered in the high school gym here Saturday morning to pay final respects to former Gov. Bruce King.
Garduño's Saga Reads Like a 'Whodunit'
'Thor' To Be Filmed in N.M.
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Children's Court Finalizes 61 Adoptions As Part of a National Celebration By Juan Carlos Rodriguez/ Journal Staff Writer By the time Jesse Perez was 11 years old, she had lived in a series of foster homes and was looking for a light at the end of the tunnel.
Richardson on List for Obama's 1st State Dinner
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Air Base Brings Big Clovis BoomBy Leslie Linthicum/ Journal Staff Writer
CLOVIS — Four years ago, Cannon Air Force Base was on the chopping block and thousands of jobs were poised to disappear. The governor, on a rescue mission to persuade a federal panel to save the base, predicted that if the base closed as scheduled at the end of 2009, a third of eastern New Mexico's economy "would be devastated." People in Clovis looked at the impending base closure as an economic death sentence.
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