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Fire Forces More Evacuations in N.M.
Associated Press
TAJIQUE — A fire burning in thick trees in the Manzano Mountains that already forced the evacuation of a summer church camp led officials today to urge people to leave a mountain subdivision where some four dozen homes burned in a wildfire last month. Extremely erratic behavior by the Big Spring Fire led U.S. Forest Service officials to urge people to evacuate the Sherwood Forest subdivision and surrounding neighborhoods. New Mexico doesn't have mandatory evacuations, so everything is voluntary, forest officials said. Wednesday, Jun. 25, 2008 (updated 5:32 PM MDT) Click Now To ContinueOfficers Kill Mountain Lion that Might Have Attacked NM Man
Associated Press
PINOS ALTOS — A mountain lion that might have been the animal that attacked and killed a Pinos Altos man has been snared and killed. The 125-pound male puma nabbed Tuesday night had four bullet holes, apparently from buckshot, said Dan Williams, a state Department of Game and Fish spokesman. The animal was shot to death this morning, and its body will be sent to the state crime lab for a necropsy, he said. Wednesday, Jun. 25, 2008 (updated 5:30 PM MDT) Click Now To Continue
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Tajique residents have been asked to evacuate
Peter Goodman has a good story on the front page of this morning's New York Times about an issue I've... (by John Fleck)
Albuquerque is the second most affordable travel destination in the United States, according to AAA, the travel and insurance company.... (by Dan McKay)
Passenger boardings on Albuquerque’s buses topped 10 million over the last year _ a record high, the city announced...(by ABQjournal staff)
Rep. Tom Udall voted against the House Appropriation Committee's budget proposal for New Mexico's nuclear laboratories today, but the measure... (by Michael Coleman)
Game and Fish officers say animal that may have killed local man was trapped last night.
Deputies say alleged assault on 19-year-old is Grant County's first reported case in months.
Las Cruces advocacy group says completed applications were taken in Friday burglary.
Three young people treated at Miners' Colfax Medical Center after being given alcohol.
Andrew 'Drew' Judycki, 60, died May 26 at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
Two Otero County residents sentenced Monday in separate cases.
June 15 break-in at Deming's First United Methodist Church was third in recent weeks.
Local board wants return to glory days after a year of calling town 'Gateway to the West'
World championship belt among items stolen from ABQ fighter's Las Cruces home.
Body of Marcus Jonathan Hunt found Tuesday at family vacation home in California.
2-year-old accidentally run over on Saturday discharged from ABQ hospital on Tuesday.
Fort Sill Apaches say Gaming Control Board has no jurisdiction over Akela event.
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5:33pm — New Evacuations Ordered in Big Spring Fire
11:18am — Mountain Lion Caught, Killed Near Pinos Altos|
Weather Forecast: Partly cloudy with isolated showers and t-storms with little or no rain ... Some t-storms may produce gusty winds. National Weather Service Radar Road Conditions | ABQ Pollen see weather in your neighborhood Weather Station Map 
Widespread Showers Forecast for Western N.M. click to continue (new 7:35 AM MDT)
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Suit: Make State Liable for Fosters By Jackie Jadrnak / Journal Staff Writer Joslynn and Jasmine were whipped, forced to drink soapy water and denied food by a treatment foster parent while they were in state custody, according to a lawsuit filed last week.
LANL Funds May Be Sliced
Mayor Chided for Land Deal
State OKs $15M Loan for Show
Fire Chars Manzanos
Treasurer Accused of Embezzlement
Governors Speak at Dem Fundraiser
Recounts Ordered in Two Democratic Primaries
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3 Arrested in Beating of Teenager By Rozanna M. Martinez / Journal Staff Writer Three men accused of beating a 17-year-old boy outside a Rio Rancho home and leaving him on a city street Saturday night were arrested after the incident. Kevin R. Carnes, 39, Jonathan D. Matthews, 31, both of Rio Rancho, and John A. Campay Jr., 38, of Los Lunas, are each charged with child abuse causing great bodily harm, aggravated battery causing great bodily harm and false imprisonment.
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NM Cracks Down on Drug and Alcohol at Construction Sites click to continue (new 5:35 PM MDT)Group Releases Video of Mistreated Cows at NM Auction click to continue (new 5:34 PM MDT)
Injured ABQ Climber, 16, Rescued by Helicopter in Grand Teton click to continue (new 1:19 PM MDT)
Peabody Energy Coal Mine Begins Production Near Grants click to continue (new 1:16 PM MDT)
Suit: Make State Liable for Fosters; Sisters in Specialized Care Were Mistreated click to continue (new 12:30 PM MDT)
Firefighters in Manzanos Trying To Protect Baptist Youth Camp click to continue (new 10:57 AM MDT)
Supreme Court Restricts Indian Courts' Authority Over Lawsuits click to continue (new 10:51 AM MDT)
Pipeline for Pecos River Settlement Is Complete click to continue (new 10:47 AM MDT)
CDC: Health Insurance Coverage Lowest in the Southwest click to continue (new 10:45 AM MDT)
Idaho National Lab Cleanup Will Mean More Waste for WIPP click to continue (new 7:33 AM MDT)
Carlsbad Gets New Schools Superintendent click to continue (new 6:41 AM MDT)
Tattoo Parlors Now Allowed in Farmington click to continue (new 6:39 AM MDT)
Task Force Calls for More Treatment for Offenders click to continue (new 6:20 AM MDT)
State, Air Force Agree To Expand Melrose Bombing Range click to continue (new 6:18 AM MDT)
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Fetch! will bring you ways to enjoy and care for your pets so you can bring to each other the best in companionship, health and fun. You'll find medical and behavioral advice from Dr. Jeff Nichol, cool gear to buy, a place to send your favorite pet photo and even pet memorials for loved ones you've lost.
Energy Tips: Dr. Alan Zelicoff offers ways to save energy. For example, he'll show you how you can save gas by driving differently. Look for Dr. Zelicoff's tips on the Metro cover of the print Journal every Tuesday and go to ABQJournal.com/energy any time for more information.
