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KSFB Charity Golf Tournament

Help keep Santa Fe clean, green and beautiful and join us for our Charity Golf Tournament on Saturday, September 23, 2023 at Marty Sanchez Links de Santa Fe. Shotgun start is at 9:00 am and check in begins at 7:30 am. An individual ticket is $125 and a foursome is …

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ST MICHAEL’S WINS ITS FOOTBALL OPENER

By Arnie Leshin  Though shall not pass became St. Michael’s ground game in coming away with Saturday night‘s 39-30 victory up at Taos.   Through the years head coach Joey Fernandez’ forward pass has been the bulk of his offense, but this time it was the one-two punch of Mathias …

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Ladies of Spain nip England

By Arnie Leshin  Despite a near-mutiny by its players last year, Spain came away with its first-ever Women’s World Soccer championship via a 1-0 win over England Sunday.   It was a treat for the United States viewers as the early morning match was shown at noon Sunday on Fox, …

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Spain and England have the pitch in Sydney

By Arnie Leshin  Something new at the Women’s World Soccer Cup, and it’s England and Spain sharing it.   With host Australia having to settle for the bronze medal match against Sweden on Saturday in Brisbane, the Sunday championship at Stadium Australia in Sydney will have England and Spain in …

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PENNSYLVANIA BOYS LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL WORLD SERIES

By Arnie Leshin  Quite a day Wednesday at the boys Little League Baseball World Series openers.     Temperatures at Williamsport, Pa., was in a comfortable low 70s, the usual good crowd was present, and some interesting games were played.   The four contests began with Santiago Panama blanking Europe-Africa Czech Republic, …

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Santa Fe National Forest lifts fire restrictions

The Santa Fe National Forest will lift campfire and smoking restrictions effective 8 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 17, 2023, based on decreasing fire danger. Fire managers continually evaluate conditions across the forest to determine when to implement or rescind fire restrictions. With the onset of the more traditional monsoonal weather pattern, …

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WOMEN’ S WORLD SOCCER CUP

By Arnie Leshin  Prior to the Women’s World Soccer Cup, co-hosts Australia and New Zealand were given little chance to reach the championship round.    Well, half of it became a done deal, for the Aussies are still playing, this time at a scheduled 5 o’clock Wednesday morning, and it will …

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Transforming Society One Classroom at a Time

The late Irving Roth—a Holocaust survivor, educator, and dear friend to CUFI—often said, “The Holocaust began with words.” Hateful words that eventually led to the slaughter of over 6 million innocent Jewish lives.   Are hateful words influencing our society once again? For several years, antisemitism has been insidiously growing …

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Yanks and Mets fade in the standings

By Arnie Leshin  Tough to recognize them, but down and a out are two Major League baseball teams from two boroughs.   For a hint, just mention the Bronx and Queens, and there you have it.    They still wear their pinstripes at home games, but otherwise the depleted Bronx Bombers’ New …

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