Steins Ghost Town to reopen after owner’s murder
Steins Railroad Ghost Town near the Arizona border, closed about a year after owner Larry Link was shot and killed, will reopen May 11. Melissa Lamoree and Pamela Link say they are restoring the 1880s town, raising money through swap meets and tours to honor Link’s memory.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Steins Railroad
Melissa Lamoree
Larry Link
Lamoree
Arizona
Steins
Linda
Mexico-New Mexico
Bootheel
U.S
Border Patrol
Link
Pamela Link
Lordsburg
Saucedo
Super Market
Western Auto
Feds Accused of Picking Sides in Fort Apache Dispute
Records show the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs allegedly backed one faction in the White Mountain Apache leadership conflict. The disagreement centered on Chairman Ronnie Lupe and the Tribal Council with arrests, suspensions, and court fights affecting governance and elections.
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Feds
Fort Apache Reservation
Phoenix
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Fort Apache
The
Arizona Republic
Ronnie Lupe
Lupe
White Mountain Apache
Reagan Armstrong Sr
BIA
Arizona
Armstrong
Bryan Bowker
Bowker
Warren Youngman
Whiteriver
Bureau
Council
Stahmanns Farms to close stores and mail order
Stahmanns Farms shuts its international mail order and two retail shops in Mesilla and La Mesa after decades of pecan treats. The factory closes eliminating 29 jobs though the orchard and wholesale shelling stay active. Rising costs and recession drove the end of retail candy sales.
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LAS Cruces
New Mexico
Stahmanns Farms
Mesilla
la Mesa
Eva Valerio
Las
Cruces Sun-News
Stahmanns
Deane Stahmann
Mesilla Valley
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Hidalgo County
Southern Pacific
Apache
Election Commission
David Jordan
Jordan
Associated Press
White Mountain
Delaware
Rhode Island
Valerio
San Miguel
Sally Stahmann-Solis
Bill Stahmann
Stahmann-Solis
Valerie
Adventure Bible Church
S. Main
Sullock
North Main
Bullocksiewelry.com
Childers Brothers Inc
Oli
Dycom
N. Main
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