By SFNF If conditions remain favorable, fire managers on the Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) plan to implement the previously announced Borrego Mesa prescribed burn on the Española Ranger District tomorrow. The decision to proceed will depend on multiple factors, including resource availability, fuel moisture levels, air quality, ventilation, and …
Read More »Albuquerque Academy hosts Saturday morning’s Invitational Cross Country run
By Arnie Leshin Sorry Rio Rancho and Gallup before you, but Saturday morning‘s cross country invitational hosted by Albuquerque Academy can now be entitled the pre-state run. The change was made last year during the pandemic. Rio Rancho High, which became the site after Gallup had made its lengthy run, …
Read More »St. Michael’s girls reigning state 3A soccer champions shut down Santa Fe High for second straight time
By Arnie Leshin The beat goes on. Almost everybody contributed when the reigning state 3A girls soccer champions from St. Michael’s shut down visiting Santa Fe Indian School, 10-0, Wednesday afternoon for the second straight time in a District 2-3A match. Now 11-4 overall and 5-0 in district, the Lady …
Read More »Fishing report
By NM Game and Fish Catches of the week Bluewater Lake: John Luna of Albuquerque caught a 42-inch tiger muskie using a crankbait lure Oct. 1. Eagle Nest Lake: David Moreno of Las Vegas caught a 22-inch rainbow trout using homemade dough bait Oct. 2. Grindstone Reservoir: Evan Torres of …
Read More »Thursday Public Meeting on Santa Fe Mountains Project Will Livestream on Zoom
By SFNF The previously announced virtual open house on the Santa Fe Mountains Landscape Resiliency Project (SFMLRP) this Thursdaywill livestream on Zoom, not Facebook, which will give members of the public the opportunity to speak directly with specialists who worked on the proposal. The SFMLRP “lunch and learn” is scheduled …
Read More »Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros look to advance to the World Series
By Arnie Leshin Boston Red Sox versus Houston Astros. They’ve met before and there’s been controversy, but this is a new step for both, with the winner heading to the World Series as the American League champion. The Bosox surprised the Tampa Bay Rays in four games of the division …
Read More »One best-of-five Major League Baseball division series remains
By Arnie Leshin Once again, the Dodgers and Giants step onto the main stage. That’s right, while the Atlanta Braves, with the worse record in these playoffs, made their way to the National League best-of-seven championship and now await the survivor of Major League Baseball’s two best records. It’s 64 …
Read More »Sports schedule
TUESDAY, October 12th BOYS SOCCER — Pojoaque Valley at Los Alamos, 4 p.m. Moriarty at Taos, 3 p.m. GIRLS SOCCER — Santa Fe Indian School at St. Michael’s, 4 p.m. …
Read More »CLOVIS at SF HIGH SCHOOL
By Arnie Leshin Simon & Garfunkel’s “Slip sliding away,” fits in to the problems of the Santa Fe High School football team. So far, head coach Andrew Martinez, now in his 5th season after being an assistant at St. Michael’s, was doing fine until District 5-6A came around. His Demons …
Read More »Organ Mountain came away with the team championship
By Arnie Leshin While long-time Santa Fe High cross country coach Peter Graham is happy to see his two boys seniors leading the way, Santa Fe Indian School head coach Joe Calabaza is again showing off some of his youngest runners after this past Saturday morning‘s Los Lunas High Invitational. …
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