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News and Features for Rio Rancho, New Mexico (The Observer)
The 71st Special Operations Squadron at Kirtland Air Force Base has recognized Rio Ranchoan Nancy Kast as its “Spouse of the Year” for her dedication to families of the squadron.
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Wolf reintroduction must continue (The Deming Headlight)
Several Luna County residents attended the New Mexico State Game Commission meeting held at the Mimbres Valley Learning Center in Deming on Dec. 4, 2008. I was elated that the Commission voted to reaffirm its support for and continued active participation in the Mexican Wolf reintroduction program.
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Top destinations of 2009 (Canoe Travel)
The top destinations and tours for the new year in travel.
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Collins takes reins of Team China (Major League Baseball)
Collins takes reins of Team China
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Archaeologist to speak about dig near San Pedro (The Sierra Vista Herald)
TUBAC — Archaeologist Maren Hopkins will talk on Thursday about working in the U.S.-Mexico political borderlands environment and the results of the archaeological excavation she conducted at the border in Southeast Arizona near the San Pedro River last year.
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Leaders want Hispanic in Cabinet (Politico via Yahoo! News)
National Latino leaders vowed Sunday to press President-elect Barack Obama to nominate another Hispanic to the Cabinet post vacated by Gov. Bill Richardson, a leading light in the Latino community who caused “great disappointment” with his decision to withdraw from consideration.
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Signposts: Cruise provides look at Alaska's Last Frontier (Inside Bay Area)
Also, Napa Valley gears up for annual mustard festival and New York City sees boost in tourism but not at usual rate.
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Go global: World events month-by-month (Inside Bay Area)
A closer look at some of the bigger happenings around the world in 2009.
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Kings, gods (The Wichita Eagle)
monsters MAYAN RUINS IN MEXICO'S LOST CITY OF EK BALAM HAVE YET TO BE DISCOVERED BY TOURISTS The view from near the summit of The Tower is pure Yucatan. Even with humidity as heavy as a grandmother's afghan, it is breathtaking: low and level scrubland as far as the eye can see, though studded here and there by small, tree-covered mounds. The Tower has an unsurpassed view because it is one ...
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Mike Ragogna: Reflections on Graham Nash's Reflections Box Set (HuffingtonPost)
In about one month (February 3rd, 2009), Rhino Entertainment will release an essential three CD box set titled Reflections that celebrates over four decades of...
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