By Arnie Leshin Upon the re-opening of the State of New Mexico, RTD Blue Buses will eliminate capacity restrictions effective Tuesday, July 6. Additionally, reservations will no longer be mandatory on routes previously requiring them. Federal law also requires passengers and drivers (with limited exceptions) to wear a properly …
Read More »Mississippi State got to hoist the championship trophy
By Arnie Leshin No sign of yet another nasty weather delay as Mississippi State stormed the field at TD Ameritrade Park Wednesday night and the Dawgs piled on to the mound, not just the players but hundreds of their supporters who hopped the fence or came through it to join …
Read More »Wildfire Preparedness is Year-Round
By SFNF Americans celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence on the Fourth of July by participating in popular Independence Day traditions, including fireworks, parades, picnics, barbecues and recreating on national forests and other public lands. While these pastimes usually make happy memories, if handled irresponsibly, they can put …
Read More »No more actual playing for Heisman Hall of Fame’s Jason Kidd, but at 45, he still loves the game
By Arnie Leshin When I covered the New Jersey Nets, I wasn’t certain about the straight trade of Stephon Marbury for Jason Kidd. They were both classy point guards, Marbury out of Lincoln High in Brooklyn, and Kidd from the West Coast. It didn’t take long to realize that the …
Read More »Take Care of the Forest this Fourth of July Weekend
By SFNF Although the early onset of monsoonal weather patterns may put a damper on some people’s plans to spend the Independence Day holiday outdoors, the Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) expects to see a good number of campers, hikers and other visitors over the long weekend. If you are …
Read More »Will defending champion 4th-ranked Vanderbilt repeat or will 7th-ranked Mississippi State break through
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 …
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