Bears in Sandias Seen Fewer as Management Focuses on Coexistence
New Mexico wildlife officials report fewer Sandia bears this year due to abundant food and fewer freezes. Biologist Rick Winslow notes a female with cubs near picnics, while residents report scarce scat on cameras. Officials say their goal is population management not elimination, urging secure garbage and tidy camps to reduce human bear encounters.
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Bee Hive resident reports missing check
A Bee Hive Assisted Living resident alleges an employee took two checks to deposit, but only one appeared in the account. Police also responded to vehicle burglaries at Walmart parking lot and Jemez Court, noting stolen radar detectors, amplifiers, a DVD set, and a JVC stereo with damages. Additional reports include a slashed tire on Mission Arch Drive and thefts from a yard and Walmart.
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Drones move toward mainstream despite security concerns
Public worry over drone use grows as government grants and private deployment expand beyond military. Lawmakers like Jeff Landry urge caution while officials note possible armed applications and civil liberties groups warn of a surveillance society as FAA rules shift toward civilian access.
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Controversy Over Gun Walking Tactics in Fast and Furious
Federal agents pursued gun walking to trace firearms to major traffickers, challenging the old policy of arresting all straw purchasers. The approach prompted criticism amid gun flows to Mexico and linked guns found at the scene of border agent Brian Terry’s death. House Republicans led inquiries as Justice officials provided documents and considered contempt proceedings.
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Fire Progress Promises Transition Back to Type 3 by Saturday
Officials report fire progress this week should allow a move to a Type 3 incident management team by Saturday. Hazard remains as hot spots persist in the area and could rekindle if leaves dry and winds move embers. Community donations of nonperishables to Valley Bank of Commerce are urged, with Red Cross aid details provided.
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Authorities seek tip in northern New Mexico poaching case
Investigators from the state Game and Fish Department seek public help after a trophy buck antelope was illegally killed around June 16. The carcass was found near Highway 193 between Raton and Farley. A $350 reward is offered for information leading to arrest or charges, with local landowners contributing to raise it to $500 while keeping responders anonymous.
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State Game and Fish Department
New Mexico
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