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- School Parking Space Dispute Turns Ugly – 4:49pm MDT
A parent looking for a parking space at Cleveland Middle School allegedly ended up threatening the school's principal and other parents. (By Juan-Carlos Rodriguez ) - This Week's Road Work Report – 1:00pm MDTThrough Wednesday, eastbound I-40 from Tijeras to Zuzax will be down to one lane from 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. on weekdays. (By Lloyd Jojola)
- Making Magic In Town – 8:18am MDTIn the summer of 2007, Sony Pictures Imageworks broke ground for a new building at Mesa Del Sol. (By Dan Mayfield)
- Man Arrested after Trying to Meet Girl for Sex – Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:59:50 MDTMan allegedly used Internet to try to have sex with girl (By Rozanna M. Martinez )
- Let's Start Cooking
The Journal series to lend readers a hand in the kitchen continues today. The series will feature cooking basics, money-saving ideas and new twists on old favorites — just in time for Thanksgiving. Videos of chefs' techniques will be accessible online.
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Richardson Considers Budget Measure By Dan Boyd/ Copyright © 2009 Albuquerque Journal Journal Capitol Bureau SANTA FE — Twelve days and counting.
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Ruidoso Area Tries To Cope With Suicides
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Entomologist discovers 14 new moth species living at White Sands National Monument By Rene Romo/ Journal Southern Bureau ALAMOGORDO — You might think a place as popular and well-traveled as White Sands National Monument would not have any new secrets to reveal, but in recent years the sprawling dune field has yielded a startling number of them to a transplanted retiree from Ohio. Eric Metzler, a 63-year-old entomologist who moved to Alamogordo with his wife in the summer of 2005, has discovered 14 new moth species at the dunes since beginning his research as a retirement hobby in the spring of 2007.
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Reining in the Edifice ComplexBy Leslie Linthicum/ Journal Staff Writer
Some men have their names on tags on their dress shirts. It helps to keep everything straight at the dry cleaners.
 | WatchdogNow more than ever, you need to keep an eye on government and speak your piece. To help you in that regard, the investigative team of the Journal has developed a new resource page called Watchdog. |
