Tiny apple pie pops win hearts on a stick
A playful craving for mini apple pie pops goes viral as blogs like Bakerella and LuxHare spark ideas. People imagine bite sized treats on sticks, perfect for parties and celebrations, turning dessert into charming, portable fun.
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Lee . For The Last 24 Hours 1 man arrested after rollover accident
A single man was arrested after a rollover crash reported within the last 24 hours. No further details were provided.
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Anaya tops Goddard in 35-7 win over Hobbs
David Anaya, replacing Greg Ramirez at tailback, ran 30 times for a career-high 281 yards and two touchdowns to lead Goddard Rockets to a 35-7 victory over Hobbs at the Wool Bowl. His 23-yard score at 9:32 of the third quarter widened a 20-0 lead.
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Teens Suicide Crisis Shakes Ruidoso Community
Four teens in the Ruidoso Mescalero districts died by suicide or under investigation in two months. Mescalero Police report two gunshot deaths and two hangings among youths aged 14 to 24, plus a 24-year-old and a 26-year-old son of Mescalero Apache President also under review. Ruidoso Downs officers probe a 16-year-old girl’s death not yet autopsy-confirmed, with no weapon used. Local schools provided counseling as health workers assisted students coping with the tragedy.
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New Mexico Military Institute Hall of Fame Inducts Fallen Hero
The NMMI Hall of Fame ceremony honored Andrew Tingwall, a former student and Marine turned New Mexico State Police officer who died in a June helicopter crash while rescuing a hiker near Santa Fe. Steve Tingwall spoke for his late brother, praising his service and dedication to the institute.
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Budget session faces big fix for New Mexico budget
Santa Fe AP The Legislature returns to work today to patch the states finances with a 5.5 billion budget. Lawmakers and Gov Bill Richardson must balance the deficit, facing a 650 million revenue shortfall. The governor and legislative leaders met Friday with no agreement and a counterproposal is planned for Saturday. The Legislative Finance Committee says 653 million must be raised via spending cuts and one time revenue moves to maintain six percent reserves. past practices of fiscal prudence are noted.
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Obama vows to curb 2009 deficit after record $1.42 trillion shortfall
Treasury data show spending outpaced revenue by 46.6 billion in September, pushing the full year deficit to 1.42 trillion dollars. At 1.42 trillion, the gap equals a heavy share of GDP and dwarfs prewar deficits, prompting warnings of potential future economic turmoil. President Obama has pledged deficit reduction actions.
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BLM partners repair damaged New Mexico landscape
About 100 people involved with restoring over 1 million acres of damaged New Mexico land joined a Roswell event hosted by the Bureau of Land Management. The tour celebrated five years of work and ongoing efforts with business representatives present.
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Jack Swickard Chronicle Highlights A Texas Born Journalist
Jack Swickard, born in Big Spring, Texas in 1943, became a chopper pilot and decorated war hero. His journalism career began at the Indianapolis Times, later moving to the Albuquerque Tribune in 1965 as a crime reporter. December 1965 marked a career step.
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Swickard Enlists as Helicopter Pilot and War Service Begins
Swickard joins the Army after learning pilots are sought for helicopter duty and enters Warrant Officer Flight Training at Fort Wolters Texas. He meets Reneé on a blind date and later marries. From February 1967 to February 1968 he serves as a pilot with the 118th Assault Helicopter Company at Bien Hoa Vietnam, flying combat assault and medical evacuation missions, plus supply runs.
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