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God’s Everlasting Covenant with Israel

In the Ancient Near East, it was common for two people to make a covenant by cutting animals in half, splitting the halves, and then walking in between the pieces to make an oath. By walking between the split animals, each person was swearing that if they broke their part …

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Aggie Nation—Emergency Support Needed!

In the wake of the devastating wildfire that has impacted Lincoln County, Otero County, and the Mescalero Indian Reservation, the NMSU Foundation stands in solidarity with all those affected. We are working diligently with our university partners to connect resources to the affected communities. HOW YOU CAN HELP: Urgently Needed …

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Resolution to Ban Fireworks Passes

SANTA FE, NM– On June 11, 2024, the Santa Fe County Board of County Commissioners adopted Resolution 2024-078, declaring extreme or severe drought conditions and banning the sale and use of certain fireworks in the unincorporated and wildland areas in Santa Fe County. Due to persistent drought and the immediate …

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Fishing Report

NORTHEAST NORTHEAST CATCHES OF THE WEEK Eagle Nest Lake: Fermin Herrera III of Albuquerque caught a 26.5-inch rainbow trout using a red wiggler worm on June 13. Monastery Lake: Morgan Joe, age 3, of Albuquerque caught her limit of trout using Garlic PowerBait on June 8. Pecos River: Colby Hicks of …

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Christus Behavioral Health Services

Rather than focusing on one symptom or condition, our psychiatrists look at your environment, family and social relationships. Our team provides an individualized appropriate plan of care that best suits your needs. We provide a full range of services for adults and seniors experiencing emotional difficulties. By Christus St. Vincent  …

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Indios Fire Update

Thunderstorms and the associated rain and wind hampered Friday’s suppression repair operations. Crews came off the mountain early due to safety issues associated with lightning. However, the moisture helped cool areas of the fire that have continued to smolder. As temperatures warm up and fuels dry out over the next …

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Ruthless

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is poised to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the U.N. has declared legal war on Israel. We must take URGENT action. This is a massive escalation in the war being waged against Israel. Israel’s enemies are not only firing rockets …

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Forest Service Features – Mid-June 2024 Edition

The developing national forest became an important recreation area for Tuskegee and Macon County, while also serving as a vital resource for the people who depended on it for their livelihood. Descendants of the town of Prairie Farms visit a memorial to the town, where Black sharecroppers and tenant farmers …

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