High Priority Wells in New Mexico Near Inspections
The BLM reports about 650 high priority wells on federal and tribal lands in New Mexico, mainly in Carlsbad and Hobbs, require inspections by September to curb pollution risk. New strike teams bring in techs from across the state, with 80 percent of Carlsbad wells inspected so far.
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Obama
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Horseback ride to cantina celebrates Old Timers’ Day tradition
About 30 riders from Dexter and Hagerman paraded to El Gomez Cantina south of Hagerman on Hagerman's Old Timers' Day. The horses ducked under the door as spectators snapped photos while organizers described the event as a family tradition shared by friends from the same neighborhood.
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Tequila
el Gomez Cantina
Hagerman
Dexter
Cantina
Beto Regalado
Neck of the Woods
Flamenco Return at AMoCA spotlighting Maria Benitez group
Flamenco's Next Generation group from the Maria Benitez Spanish Dance Company performs at AMoCA on June 21 at 7 p.m. The free event in 409 E. College Blvd features ISA dancers trained under Maria Benitez with doors at 6 30 p.m. and a Santa Fe based arts program showcasing New Mexican flamenco heritage.
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E. College Blvd
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Santa Fe
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Roswell Motor Supply demolition halted by $50,000 fund drive
A Roswell group led by Trey Nesselrodt and Miranda Howe raised funds to stop the demolition of the Roswell Motor Supply building. They sought $50,000 as a down payment within 12 hours to secure the lot and plan to form a nonprofit to own the site while continuing fundraising.
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Trey Nesselrodt
Miranda Howe
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Grizzle, longtime National Guard vet, named NMMI leader
Gen Jerry Grizzle is finishing his fifth year as superintendent of the New Mexico Military Institute. A 34 year National Guard veteran who once led operations after the Murrah Building bombing and Moore tornado, he aims to build NMMI as a community partner while reflecting on family and service.
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New Mexico Military Institute
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NMMI
Oklahoma National Guard
Oklahoma City
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Moore
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