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Police blotter: 3 die of asphyxiation
21. The victims have been identified by Navajo Police as Roselyn Sandoval, 55, of Shiprock; Marie Smith, 62, of Aztec, N.M.; and Mae Manygoats, 63, of Two Grey Hills.
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Commission meets in Aztec today [11:00 am]
San Juan County's Board of Commissioners holds its first meeting of 2009 today at 4 p.m. in the county's Administration building at 100 S. Oliver Dr.
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Catastrophe hits local church
San Juan County Fire and the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are investigating a weekend fire at Aztec Church of the Nazarene.
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Memorial for fallen soldier stalls
Four decades after the death of a Farmington native who was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, city and Marine Corps League officials are planning a memorial but haven't established a timeline.
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Calling all heroes: United Blood seeks volunteers to promote donation drives
Farmington resident Jessie McConnell, 71, looks away as Donor Care Specialist Vanessa Tanner, 23, inserts a needle in her arm Tuesday during a blood drive at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
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Farmington officer charged with battery
Farmington police officer Mike Briseno is facing misdemeanor battery charges following an altercation Tuesday afternoon.
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Putting families in homes: ECHO hosts education classes, counseling for potential buyers
Think you can't afford a new home? Think again. The purchase might be possible, according to Rosalyn Fry and Sara Kaynor of Economic Council Helping Others, or ECHO.
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CCSD boosts rent on subsidized housing
Rental rates on subsidized Central Consolidated School District employee housing jumped as much as 50 percent this month despite resistance from the teachers union.
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DWI victims relive painful memories to prevent future victims of drinking and driving accidents
Aztec resident Carol Kohler reflects in the memory of her late daughter, Elena Marie Leslie, who was among three that died in 1990 from a DWI related car wreck on U.S. 550.
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Carbon monoxide blamed for 3 NM deaths
Police say three people are dead and six others are recovering after being overcome by carbon monoxide fumes at a home near the Navajo community of Two Grey Hills in northwestern New Mexico.
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Bloomfield hosts Celebration of Lights
Thousands of twinkling lights are illuminating Bloomfield's Salmon Park this season during the city's third annual Celebration of Lights.
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Four Corners area braces for more snow
The first major snow storm of the year has roared through the Four Corners of the state and residents are bracing as another, possibly larger, storm has the region in its path.
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Marcelle (Quita) Blakemore Hampton
Marcelle Blakemore Hampton, 80, of Farmington, died Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2008, in Farmington.
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Teen sentenced to 18 years for carjacking, kidnapping
A 19-year-old Farmington man who admitted carjacking a stranger at gunpoint in January and leaving him tied up on a rural county road was sentenced Monday to serve 18 years in prison.
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Current appointed to Aztec commission: City group says it made difficult decision
City commissioners chose Eugene Current to fill the seat vacated by former Commissioner Larry Marcum.
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County blocks liquor license
AZTEC San Juan County Commissioners threw up a roadblock Tuesday on a proposed liquor establishment west of Kirtland.
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SJRMC working to improve care
On Dec. 9, 2008, a letter to the editor appeared in the Farmington Daily Times expressing concern about the care at San Juan Regional Medical Center.
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Aztec City Commission grills three potential candidates
Three candidates for the Aztec City Commission seat recently vacated by Larry Marcum each had his one best shot to convince the board he is the right person for the job.
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Aztec commission to interview potential Marcum replacements
Aztec City Commissioners last week selected the three candidates they want to interview for the District 4 seat recently vacated by Larry Marcum, the county's fire chief.
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County to vote on Zia Minimart liquor license today
San Juan County's commissioners are poised to act on a controversial liquor license transfer involving a property near the Navajo Reservation.
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With Somerset's many FHA home loan programs, owning your dream home is more than just a dream.
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"I prayed day and night for a miracle...In less than a week, (Somerset) was able to stop the foreclosure and get a new mortgage for me. It was the best of times...I have Somerset Mortgage Lenders to thank until eternity for the miracle they were able to make come true." - Diane B.
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