By NM Game and Fish Catches of the week Alto Lake: Joanne Rodriguez of Las Cruces caught a 22-inch rainbow trout using green and yellow PowerBait Sept. 27. Chama River: Odessa Paul, age 4, of Albuquerque caught a 16-inch brown trout on the Rio Chama, above Abiquiu Reservoir, using a …
Read More »Your help is needed to protect babies who survive abortion
By Family Policy Alliance President Trump made a big announcement: “I will be signing the born alive executive order to assure that all precious babies born alive, no matter their circumstances, receive the medical care that they deserve. This is our sacrosanct moral duty.” This is huge. Since 2003 there …
Read More »Another tip-top coaching job from Miami Heat head coach
By Arnie Leshin It’s nice to give credit where credit is due, but don’t tell Erik Spoelstra that. Since taking over the Miami Heat head coaching reigns when now team president Pat Riley resigned, Spoelstra has certainly earned the promotion with the National Basketball Association team after earlier years of …
Read More »Los Angeles Lakers back in the National Basketball Association finals
By Arnie Leshin Mission accomplished, Los Angeles Lakers in National Basketball Association finals, but they need to take one more step if they want to win their first championship in a decade and dedicate it to the late Kobe Bryant. The purple and gold top-seeded Lakers eliminated the pesky, never …
Read More »No one to hoist the legendary prestigious Stanley Cup yet
By Arnie Leshin Down 3-1 in games, the Dallas Stars trimmed the gap to 3-2 with Saturday night‘s Corey Perry goal in the second overtime to nip the Tampa Bay Lighting, 3-2, and keep their Stanley Cup quest on hold, with game six to played Monday night at the Rogers …
Read More »The proud Boston Celtics put it all together in the second half Friday night
By Arnie Leshin Pride, that’s what the winningist professional basketball team, the wearers of the green called on Friday night to survive the Eastern Conference finals, and will now need two more wins to advance to the National Basketball Association finals against the Western Conference champions. Down 3-1 in the …
Read More »Unclaimed Cremated Remains of 29 Deceased Veterans Interred Today at the Santa Fe National Cemetery
By DVS The cremated remains of twenty-nine military veterans who, upon their deaths were unclaimed by family members, were laid to rest with military honors Thursday at the Santa Fe National Cemetery in a special 2020 Forgotten Heroes Funeral. Due to COVID-19 protective health measures, the funeral was a private …
Read More »Santa Fe’s Ron Porterfield hoping for a 2020 World Series matching the Dodgers
By Arnie Leshin It’s been three years now since Ron Porterfield took his place alongside the Tampa Bay Rays players he helped develop, train, and even helped lead them to the 2005 World Series. After graduating from St. Michael’s, he began a journey that brought him to Major League Baseball, …
Read More »Tampa Bay Lightning long-time captain Steven Stamkos returns to the ice
By Arnie Leshin Long-time captain Steven Stamkos made his first 2020 National Hockey League playoff debut 211 days after he last played in an NHL game, scored on his first shot of the Wednesday night game, and provided an extra jolt for his Tampa Bay Lightning team in the 5-2 …
Read More »Will one of these women be the next Supreme Court Justice?
By Family Policy Alliance On Friday, September 19, Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, passed away following complications of metastatic pancreas cancer. She was 87. Upon learning of her passing, President Donald Trump said of Justice Ginsburg, “She was an amazing woman” who “led an amazing …
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