By Arnie Leshin No Philadelphia for the annual 121st Army-Navy Service Academy football classic in 2020, with the coronavirus pandemic standing in the way, and the game The Naval Academy team won’t be reeling in the warm welcome from its nearby naval yard, and neither it or the Army will …
Read More »Santa Fe County Food Policy Council to Report to Commission Commissioners to vote on resolution
By Santa Fe County The Board of County Commissioners (BCC) will vote on a resolutionadopting the Santa Fe Food Policy Council (SFFPC) recommendations to support local food. The resolution will be presented to the full commission by Commission Chair Henry Roybal (D-1) and Commissioner Rudy Garcia (D-3), following staff presentations …
Read More »Politically, a Witness – Not Politically Homeless
By Family Policy Alliance “As Christians, we are politically homeless.” I have seen this sentiment expressed in some form or another by many recently. It is the idea that because Christianity does not fit perfectly into any political platform, Christians should avoid assigning their total allegiance to any political party …
Read More »Rays and Dodgers come to a deadlock
By Arnie Leshin The Tampa Bay Rays have two Lowes, Brandon and Nate, and both are pronounced differently, but it doesn’t matter when they come to bat, play the field or run the bases. And Wednesday night in game two of the Major League Baseball World Series played at Globe …
Read More »Mortgage and Rental Assistance for New Mexicans impacted by COVID-19
By housing cost assistance program On Monday, November 2, MFA will begin accepting applications for the new COVID-19 Housing Cost Assistance Program. The program will provide qualifying New Mexicans with as much as $1,500 per month for up to three months to pay back rent or mortgage payments and other …
Read More »Gods encouraging word of the day
“For You have delivered my soul from death, My eyes from tears, And my feet from falling. I will walk before the Lord In the land of the living.” Psalm 116:8-9 God loves his people, and he is kind and good to them. He gives them help when they need it. By being saved …
Read More »Kershaw finally coming through
By Arnie Leshin Shame on those who check out Clayton Kershaw in the postseason and, with his below .500 record, do not consider him a future baseball Hall of Famer. That’s like saying second base Hall of Famer Joe Morgan, who recently passed away, had a lifetime batting average of …
Read More »All four teams actually in the hunt for the National Football League title
By Arnie Leshin At this point, everybody in the National Football League East Division has won a Super Bowl. Today, anyone of them can win the same division and have a chance to even win another Super Bowl. Here’s the way the hapless 4-team group is looking as the most …
Read More »Gods encouraging word of the day
“And being found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to death— even death on a cross!” Philippians 2:8 What is humility? It is submission. That is what Jesus did. Jesus submitted to the point of death on that cross. He lived a human life so …
Read More »New Mexico fishing and stocking report
By NM Game and Fish Catches of the week Alto Lake: Tyler Handly, age 15, caught a 19-inch, 3-pound rainbow trout using garlic PowerBait Oct. 14. Bluewater Lake: Ruth Herrera, age 11, of Santa Fe, caught a 41-inch tiger muskie with the help of her stepsister Hailey Lucero, age 9, …
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