Travel Q and A: Charleston waterfront tours and draws
A reader asks for non touristy things to do in Charleston with a focus on waterfront experiences. The Times suggests options include private carriage rides, Classic Car tours, and a lottery style waterfront tour selection with around twenty dollar entries and potential 25 percent scoring for top rides.
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Gallup votes to allow Sunday liquor by the drink
In Gallup Sunday liquor by the drink is legal again after an Aug. 5 referendum passed with 56 percent support. Olympic Kitchen Goodfellas Sports Lounge and Sammy C's opened Sunday serving customers while packaged liquor remains forbidden. Local residents and staff noted tourism benefits and varied opinions on broader liquor sales.
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Gallup
Olympic Kitchen
Goodfellas Sports Lounge
Sammy C's
Cassie Henderson
Sammy C’s
Vickie Dorrill
Henderson
Derrill
Raul Lopez
Sammy Chioda
Cable Hoover
Joey Montoya
Goodfellas
Ron Simmons Runs as Independent for New Mexico District 3
Ron Simmons, a 38 year veteran of the construction industry, tours New Mexico to campaign as an independent candidate for Congress in District 3 against Ben Ray Lujan, Dan East, and Carol Miller. He focuses on local business concerns, economic impact, and federal policy, with limited funds for ads and occasional media interviews. He stopped in Gallup and Farmington, citing boarded up businesses and a devastated construction sector.
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Bill Donovan
Gallup
Ron Simmons
Simmons
Ben Ray Lujan
Dan East
Carol Miller
Farmington
New Mexico
Central Navajo Nation Fair showcases diverse events and support
Irene Bahe says the Central Navajo Nation Fair draws over 4,000 people with entertainment for all ages. The Navajo Nation Council approved 20,000 for the fair and 25,000 for the rodeo, enabling meals and activities including a public barbecue, parade with law enforcement as grand marshals, powwow, song and dance, and multiple music acts for day and night events.
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Irene Bahe
Bahe
Navajo Nation Council
Babe
U.S. Highway 191
Apache County
Fire Department
Stateline
Ace
Pen Aon
FBI identifies man killed after Navajo reservation chase
On the Navajo reservation in northwestern New Mexico, authorities identified Cordell Dobey as the man shot and killed by a state police officer following a high speed pursuit and scuffle. Jerry Dobey is in critical condition and Alden Blackhat is in custody as federal investigators review the incident on tribal land.
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Farmington
FBI
New Mexico
Cordell
Dobey
Steve Marshall
Jerry Dobey
San Juan Regional Medical Center
Alden Blackhat
Marshall
Desert Rock permit appeal extended by EPA ruling
WINDOW ROCK The Environmental Appeals Board granted a 30-day extension for New Mexico and environmental groups in their appeal of the Desert Rock air permit. The order also allowed Desert Rock Energy Co. LLC to participate and denied a stay on briefing about a carbon dioxide best available control technology limit.
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Window Rock
USS. Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Appeals Board
New Mexico
Desert Rock
Edward E. Reich
Desert Rock Energy Co. LLC
EPA
San Francisco
Stephen L. Johnson
California
Senate
Johnson
Congress
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Martinez says grants requested for an access point to metal detectors and a camera from OMIs Farming week. the backup cause is speculation with a likely blockage and possible pipe collapse. engineers and repair workers assess repairs dependent on problem details.
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Omi
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