IPCC Summer Camp Teaches Pueblo Culture and Stewardship
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center hosts a two week summer day camp for ages 6 to 12 from June 1 to 12 featuring printmaking pottery gardening and cooking workshops along with Pueblo oral traditions and dances. Leaders include Neal Ambrose Smith and a NM Fish and Game representative plus a Sandia hydrologist. Scholarships available and registration closes May 15. Information at indianpueblo.com summercamp and indianpueblo.org.
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New Mexico
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Katherine Augustine
Claire Canfield
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Albuquerque
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Kids Bow Free Program Returns At Tenpins & More
Tenpins & More on Deborah Road restarts the Kids Bow Free program for ages 15 and under, offering free bowling at select hours seven days a week through August 31 with a few blackout dates. The event has seen over 31,000 free games in prior years and also features a Family Pass for a nominal fee. Signups are at KidsBowlFree.com/Tenpinsrm.
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Tenpins & More
Deborah Road
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Tennis camps at Club Rio Rancho for kids this summer
Five sessions run June 1 to July 3 with morning and full day options. coached by Johnny Parkes, US Tennis Association faculty, camps priced for members and non members with discounts for multiple sessions. Additional activities include golf in full day camps and bilingual preschool story time with Gabriella Reyes.
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3D Design and Printing for Kids Ages Y-12
Kids can use computer tablets to create 3D designs and print a small model. The program series runs daily 2 to 3 30 p.m. through May 1. Registration is required and ongoing.
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Taurus to Aries Daily Horoscope Extract
Taurus to Aries weekly horoscope offers guidance on confidence, negotiation, and career moves. It highlights Gemini’s insistence on sticking to plans, Cancer’s charm for a potential partner, Leo’s need for self focus, Virgo’s promotion path through communication, Libra’s caution on deals, Scorpio’s proactive drive, Sagittarius openness to others, Capricorn seeking new directions, Aquarius frugality and wellness, and Aries romance with financial planning for stability.
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Today in history highlights from 2015 edition
Key events include Washington DC incorporation in 1802 West Virginia votes tax approval in 1921 Sears Tower completion in 1973 Moussaoui life sentence in 2006 DC voting rights via 23rd Amendment in 1961 Erving final NBA ABA game in 1987 and Sugar Ray Robinson boxing quote on rhythm
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