Utah Guard renames Blanding armory for NM soldier James Thode
The Utah National Guard armory in Blanding is renamed James E. Thode Armory to honor 45 year old sergeant James Thode of northern New Mexico who was killed December 2, 2010, while clearing a route in Afghanistan. Widow Carla Thode attended the ceremony with family and Farmington police, while 24 Purple Hearts were awarded to the 118th Sappers unit.
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Wolves at Sevilleta Center Edge of Southwest Reintroduction
At Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge the Mexican gray wolves wait in a fenced center as biologists capture four females for vaccination and checkups. The program faces political hurdles and a tight genetics pool as releases are debated and delayed, impacting the 50 wolf population across Arizona and New Mexico.
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Washington D.C
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