Photos of the week: May 14-22

Pamela Craddock stands inside the grow house with remaining dead cannabis plants at her cannabis farm in Belen on Wednesday.

20250515-news-cannabis-4 — Matt Brown, owner of Mr. B's Frosty Flower, has 90 cannabis plants ready to go in outside beds at the facility next to his home in Ramah, pictured Thursday.

20250515-spt-eldorado-1 — Eldorado’s Ethan Marquez, right, reacts after scoring as Los Lunas’ catcher James Utash looks on in their semifinal game in the state tournament Friday at the the Jennifer Riordan Spark Kindness Complex.

East Mountain community members gather, Thursday, May 14, 2025, for a Edgewood Planning and Zoning Commission public meeting.

Elijah Mcallister, a Duke City Ambassador, works along Central SE in the Nob Hill area on Thursday. He said the program helped him find stable living after staying at Gateway West for more than a year.

20250517-spt-artesia-1 — Artesia’s Jack Byers, left, Izac Cazares, middle, and Jett Fuentes celebrate their win over Bloomfield in Saturday’s Class 4A state baseball championship game at the Jennifer Riordan Sports Complex. Artesia won 6-3.

Caleb Grey of Tijeras fills water totes at Entranosa Water Association’s bulk water station, north of Edgewood, on Thursday. The Office of the State Engineer recommended against allowing water hauling for cannabis growing operations when the Cannabis Control Division was tasked with enforcing rules and regulations on the farms.

Police officers investigate a crime scene on Aspen Ave on Sunday, May 18, 2025.

20250519-news-bishoplodge-9 — Attorney Thomas Hnasko, represents a group of residents in Tesuque, who are asking the state to not allow Bishop's Lodge to discharge effluent in a leach field near the Little Tesuque Creek, during a hearing at the State Capitol on Monday. In the foreground is a 3d map of the Tesuque Valley.

Albuquerque Police escort Timothy Riha to the Bernalillo County Public Safety Center in Albuquerque on Monday, May 19, 2025.

20250522-news-slide — Sliding Toward SummerCassian, 8, jumps out of the Juan Tabo Hills100-foot longslide on Tuesday. The slide, the longest in the state, is the second to be installed at the park as part of more than $500k in renovations.

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Published May 23, 2025 - 5:03 p.m. Modified May 23, 2025 - 5:14 p.m.

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