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Police Beat Oct. 24, 2008
Police Beat Oct. 24, 2008 By CAROL A. CLARK Police Beat items are compiled from public information contained in Los Alamos Police Department Records.
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Utah bail bondsman lands behind bars
A bail bondsman is in trouble with the law. And for now, he is the one who needs help to post bail.
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Family: Immigrant a scapegoat in Susannah Chase murder
Diego Olmos-Alcalde, the suspect in the 1997 slaying of Susannah Chase in Boulder, Colo., speaks to an attorney at his first appearance at the Boulder County Jail in Boulder, Colo.
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N.M. researchers hope to cultivate 'calming herb'
This photo provided by Charles Martin shows a crop of yerba mansa at the demonstration plot at New Mexico State University's Sustainable Agriculture Science Center in Alcalde, N.M., on June 12, 2008.
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N.M. researchers hope to cultivate `calming herb'
The plant has been described by local residents as magical, its qualities almost mythical.
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Open field day scheduled at Alcalde agricultural science center
Growers and home gardeners can learn about ways to increase production year round and maximize sales at farmers markets during a public field day Aug.
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NM experts hope to cultivate Southwest herb
New Mexico researchers are looking into how to cultivate a popular Southwest herb called yerba mansa.
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District Attorney Race: Salazar reports raising more than $27,000
First Judicial District Attorney candidate A.J. Salazar of Alcalde raised more than twice as much money for his campaign than his two Democratic rivals for the job, according to reports filed this week with the ... via Santa Fe New Mexican
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Mystery dance in New Mexico
This Dec. 28, 2003, image provided by New Mexico Arts shows a Matachines dancer performing in Alcalde, N.M. The ancient and colorful Matachines dance is a fixture in small villages and is depicted on Indian ... via Deseret Morning News
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Matachines dancers make history
"Nine Matachines dance groups have committed to perform at this point including groups from Bernalillo, Tijeras, Tortugas, Alcalde, C-chiti, Jemez, Picur's, a Yaqui group from Tucson, and a Raramuri (Tarahumara) group from the Sierra Madres in Mexico" Las Crucens who are part of an ancient sacred heritage will help make history this month when they join what is reportedly the largest-ever gathering of Matachines dance groups from the Southwest on May 16 and ... via Las Cruces Sun-News
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Salazar in fight for safer tomorrow
"After I'm elected, I want to hold a Public Safety Summit for the region" Law and order: Local District Attorney's Office opened Los Alamos County and the district attorney for the First Judicial District have completed a memorandum of understanding Monday, paving the way for a ... via Los Alamos Monitor
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Governments spend big bucks on lobbyists
"I help them where they need help." Government agencies in San Juan County spent more than $359,000 of taxpayer money in 2007 on professional lobbyists to bring more money back from state and federal governments. via Farmington Daily Times
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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 was sure that Somerset was the right choice...they couldn't have been more compassionate or understanding...I just couldn't believe that this all happened within a week...Thanks to my loan officer and all the rest of those great people at Somerset, my family will be able to stay in the only home they have known for some time, without fear of being put out." - Tom N.
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