The governor is headed to Cape Cod for a vacation Tuesday. Richardson, who is traveling with his wife, will be out of the state until late next week, according to a news release from his office. The vacation will be interrupted Friday as Richardson heads to San Diego to receive the National Education Association award for “Education Governor of the Year”, according to the release. (By Sean Olson)
An Albuquerque community health care organization has found financial relief and support in the federal stimulus funds, enabling them to hire new staff and expand coverage. (By Charlie Eisenhood)
Broadside Collision Occurred on Old Las Vegas Highway By Phil Parker/ Journal Northern Bureau SANTA FE — Four Santa Fe teenagers were killed early Sunday when the car they were riding in was rammed by a suspected drunken driver whose Jeep was in the wrong lane just east of Santa Fe.
Hundreds Remember Crash Victims By Phil Parker/ Journal Northern Bureau SANTA FE — Hundreds of friends, acquaintances and classmates gathered Sunday night at Cathedral Park to mourn the victims of a horrific car crash that killed four Santa Fe teenagers and left another in the hospital in critical condition.
Death Penalty Repeal To Take Effect Wednesday By Deborah Baker/ Associated Press SANTA FE — Although New Mexico officially abolishes the death penalty on Wednesday, that doesn't mean there won't be another execution in the state.
Horse Virus Spurs Some High School Rodeo Cancellations Associated Press FARMINGTON — A recent outbreak of a horse virus in New Mexico has caused some contestants in a Farmington rodeo to pull out, with others seriously considering doing the same.
Mothers Seek Answers About Daughters' Deaths By Joline Gutierrez Krueger/ Journal Staff Writer They fell suddenly and inexplicably, these healthy and wholesome and beautiful young women who had never exhibited any signs that their lives were in peril. Santana Valdez, 18, was the first to go, dying in her sleep Aug. 31, 2007, after a quiet night of dinner and videos with her family in Albuquerque.
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The vacation will be interrupted Friday as Richardson heads to San Diego to receive the National Education Association award for “Education Governor of the Year”, according to the release. (By Sean Olson) 
An Albuquerque community health care organization has found financial relief and support in the federal stimulus funds, enabling them to hire new staff and expand coverage. 
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