By Arnie Leshin No trades in college baseball, but there are teams that come off blow-out wins to ugly losses, and most recent was in games 1 and 2 of the Division I NCAA World Series. Yes, it was back-to-back happy days for the two best-of-3 teams in the championship …
Read More »Fishing Report
By NM Game and Fish Catches of the week Bluewater Lake: Josette Baros of Los Lunas caught and released a 44-inch tiger muskie using a spoon June 27. Charles Ahlgrim, age 81, caught and released a 37-inch tiger muskie using a waterdog June 24. Jessie Lowery of Yah-Ta-Hey caught and …
Read More »It’s going to be tough for 7th-ranked Mississippi State to cart off back-to-back wins
By Arnie Leshin Being on the brink of elimination isn’t what Mississippi State seeks in this, its 12th appearance in the NCAA Division Baseball World Series. The Bulldogs have never hoisted the championship trophy and it now appears likely their chances are slim. The 8-2 setback in game one to …
Read More »Santa Fe National Forest To Lift Stage 1 Fire Restrictions June 30
By SFNF The Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) will lift campfire, welding and smoking restrictions effective 8 a.m. Wednesday, June 30, 2021, based on the apparent early arrival of the seasonal summer monsoons, accompanied by higher relative humidities and lower temperatures which have reduced fire danger across Northern New Mexico. …
Read More »Advantage defending champion Vanderbilt
By Arnie Leshin Twenty 21, game one of the NCAA college Division I Baseball World Series at dressed-up. picturesque TD Ameritrade Park in Eugene, Oregon, advantage Vanderbilt, and those that follow the events biggest stage probably knew it after the Commodores Monday night handily won 8-2 But that’s what transpired …
Read More »NCRTD BLUE BUS FOURTH OF JULY HOLIDAY SCHEDULE:
By NCRTD The North Central Regional Transit District (NCRTD) RTD “Blue Bus” 255 Mountain Trail and 305 Taos Express will operate on their normal schedule, Sunday, July 4th. RTD “Blue Buses” will not operate Monday, July 5th, in observance of the Fourth of July holiday with the exception of the …
Read More »A record heat wave caused a long delay Saturday at the 10-day United States Track and Field Olympic Trials
By Arnie Leshin There’s been a lot of delays these days, some the usual weather delays in Major League Baseball, others by heavy rain and lightning reports putting other events on hold, others by coronavirus pandemic issues calling for time outs to check on individuals and teams that have tested …
Read More »Mississippi State in the World Series best-of-three
By Arnie Leshin No Mississippi State baseball team will ever be remembered like the 1985 bunch, but despite the mountain of accolades, talent and wins, the Southeastern Conference team was the talk of the town and favored to win the college baseball Division I World Series. But with a lineup of …
Read More »Three times on the podium for Pojoaque Valley senior Alicia Quintana
By Arnie Leshin It was a good day for Pojoaque Valley senior Alicia Quintana at Saturday’s 4A state track and field championship at the University of New Mexico complex. One of the favorites in the 400 meters, she finisher second in 1:01, just a stride or two behind the winner. …
Read More »Chris Humetewa caps his five-year distance running
By Arnie Leshin Quite a finale for Chris Humetewa. Originally with Santa Fe Indian School where he finished third twice and second once at the state 3A cross country championships. But now where he would have been a senior there and coached by Joe Calabaza in track and field, the …
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