Community notices include veteran business training and local events
Free Boots to Business reboot training for veterans and spouses offered November 2 at New Mexico Military Institute. Lynda Sanchez hosts a program and book signing November 5 at the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico. State Bar of New Mexico runs a free seniors workshop November 16 in Roswell with an advance directives clinic. After School Program enrollment open year round for eight elementary schools serving ages 5 to 12 with 5:30 pm dismissal.
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Nmvboc.org
Lynda A. Sanchez
Sacred Mountain
Sanchez
Lincoln
the Historical Society For
Southeast New Mexico
North Sea Ave
State Bar of
New Mexico
Chaves County Joy Center
Roswell
Montana Ave
Family Resource and Referral
E. Fourth St
Double Hanging Reflects Frontier Justice In New Mexico
The article recounts a lethal execution after a murder case, noting a double hanging where a condemned man initially survived the drop and was suspended again. It discusses frontier life, reactions of the crowd, and remarks by observers as well as the deaths of Archbishop Lamy’s nephew Anthony Lamy and reflections on life in the era.
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Robert Casey
William Wilson
William A. Keleher
Teta
Death Rode a Pinto Pony
A nocturnal verse recounts Death riding a pinto near the Rio Grande. He pursues a target at Madden's ranch, witnesses revelry through a window, then hesitates as a cloud masks the moon and an eerie stillness settles before Death rides away. Whitney Montgomery.
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Death
Rio Grande
Madden
Hill
Mockingbird
Whitney Montgomery
Texas
Fence goes up around Breaking Bad house in Albuquerque
The owners of the TV series home in Albuquerque NM began installing a 6 foot wrought iron fence on the front of the house used in Breaking Bad. Fans have flocked to the property hoping for a photo and have tried to climb the fence during construction.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Walter White
Dutch design lab blends naturalistic and futuristic works
The Joris Laarman Lab exhibit at Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum New York showcases experimental furniture a radiator and a footbridge. Works fuse organic shapes with algorithms from nature printed by 3-D printers and robots while finished with metal and wood in a tension between tech and craft.
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New York
U.S. Museum
Joris Laarman
Cooper Hewitt
Smithsonian Design Museum
Laarman
Andrea Lipps
Holland
Design
High Museum of Art
Atlanta
Museum of Fine Arts
Houston
Groninger Museum
Groningen
Joris Laarman Lab
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