By Arnie Leshin It’s the first time for baseball in the summer Olympics and the United States has made it to the Wednesday semifinals against the Dominican Republic, with the other semis paring host Japan with South Korea. The Americans have won their first two starts, as has Japan. South …
Read More »New Mexico fishing report
By NM Game and Fish Catches of the week Bluewater Lake: Adrian Toscano of Los Lunas caught a 40-inch tiger muskie using a spoon July 25. Elephant Butte Lake: Zoe Anderson-Amaro, age 8, of Silver City caught a 2-pound largemouth bass using a topwater lure Aug. 2. Logan Reed, age 11, …
Read More »The proud United States women’s soccer team will be playing again
By Arnie Leshin The United States women’s soccer team learned something new at these 2002 Tokyo Summer Olympics. You can’t carry off gold medals forever. And after surprising losing 1-0 to Canada in Monday’s semifinals, they can now wind up with bronze around their necks or nothing at all. It …
Read More »United States men’s national basketball team appears in full gear
By Arnie Leshin Kevin Durant, the 6-foot-10 bundle of versatility, is heating up and the United States men’s national basketball team is no longer struggling to maintain its position as the No. 1 team in the planet. Prior to his present run, the Brooklyn Nets combination of point guard and …
Read More »United States Caeleb Dressel setting a world record in the men’s 100-meter butterfly and Katie Ledecky adding three more gold medals for the women
By Arnie Leshin Indoors and outdoors, fast times came in both the swimming and track at Saturday’s 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics. In the pool, it dwindled down to the final day when Caelab Dressel of the United States picked up his fifth overall gold medal with a world record time …
Read More »Northern New Mexico National Forests Sign Final Decision on Riparian Restoration
By Arnie Leshin The Carson, Cibola and Santa Fe National Forests and Kiowa National Grasslands have released the final decision notice on a proposal to restore riparian, wetland and aquatic ecosystems in Northern New Mexico. The signed decision opens the door to begin implementing multiple projects to improve aquatic and …
Read More »No dull times for the sports world
By Arnie Leshin Tough to keep up. While the 2020 TokyoSummer Olympics is playing before mostly empty stands and other pandemic protocol restrictions, sports news looks to be here, there and everywhere. Take the founder of pinstripes, the New York Yankees. They are still making moves despite being well behind …
Read More »No talk about the National Basketball Association finals
By Arnie Leshin Khris Middleton, Jrue Holiday and Devin Booker flew together to Tokyo Friday, just days after their Milwaukee Bucks and Phoenix Suns played in the hard-fought National Basketball Association finals. But that’s behind them now. Middleton and Holiday of the Bucks and Booker of the Suns have other …
Read More »Wildfire Preparedness is Year-Round
By EMNRD Summer is quickly coming to an end, and students across New Mexico will soon be heading back to school. Many families may be planning one last vacation to our beautiful State Parks, national forests, and other public lands before shifting their focus to school shopping and reading lists. …
Read More »United State swimmer, bounces back from worst Olympic showing to win the grueling 1,500-meter freestyle
By Arnie Leshin All that was left for Katie Ledecky was the grueling women’s 1.500-meter freestyle and she happily answered the call. The American star was attempting to bounce back from her remarkable summer Olympics career to take the first-ever gold medal in the event. It wasn’t quite the breeze …
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