Corrales wildlife notes mix with local government musings
Birdwatcher Bob Craig reports a Peregrine Falcon on Hollywood Boulevard and recalls a red fox near Osuna and 4th NW and a prairie dog near Coors Rd. The piece invites readers to id birds and wildlife, while railing at Corrales street naming and local governance. It also critiques the World Series and calls for government reform, urging a move to a full-time mayor and larger council.
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Sandia Ski Area Readies for Winter Season
Snow water season opens as autumn fades and New Mexico cools. Sandia Peak, at 10 378 feet, offers eight slopes with two chair lifts and three beginners lifts. Accessible by Highway 10 North or Sandia Peak Tramway. Lift tickets seven dollars daily with half-day starts at four dollars and twenty thirty cents. Poma tickets four dollars full day three dollars half. Tramway ride two dollars twenty five cents with lift ticket.
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