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NCRTD MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY SCHEDULE AND CLOSURES
By NCRTD The North Central Regional Transit District RTD “Blue Buses”, will not be in service on Monday, January 20 in observance of the Martin Luther King holiday, however, the RTD 255 Mountain Trail Route to Ski Santa Fe, the 341 TSV Green Route to Taos Ski Valley and the …
Read More »Despite sporting a 96-8 record after 3 and one-half basketball years, The Pecos boys don’t take anything for granted.
By Arnie Leshin Despite sporting a 96-8 record after 3 and one-half basketball years, The Pecos boys don’t take anything for granted. After handily getting past district rival Santa Rosa in round one of their 3-straight state championships, the Panthers went against undefeated district foe Texico in round two and …
Read More »This weeks high school basketball schedule
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 15 BOYS BASKETBALL — ALBUQUERQUE SANDIA PREP at SANTA FE INDIAN SCHOOL, 7 p.m. GIRLS BASKET BALL — BERNALILLO at CAPITAL, 7 p.m. …
Read More »Fishing and stocking report
By NM Game and Fish Take the New Mexico Trout Challenge! New Mexico is a state where the Rocky Mountains meet the desert. It is also a state that is rich in diversity from its many different climates to its fish and wildlife. Sportsmen and women of New Mexico are …
Read More »Looking Forward—Our Top 3 Goals for 2020!
By family policy alliance Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us.” -Hebrews 12:1 Dear Friends: I want to thank …
Read More »Do Navy’s outstanding quarterback Malcolm Perry or other military academy athletic team graduates risk their military future years if choosing to, as President Donald Trump suggests, come out for the National Football League college draft and if chosen, return to military service when their professional careers are over.
By Arnie Leshin It’s Malcolm Perry’s choice, not what has been suggested by the President of the United States. Not to forget that Donald Trump is also the nation’s Commander-in-Chief, and it’s certain that Perry knows this. But for someone like Perry, who is devoted to serving in the US …
Read More »Santa Fe Indian School rolled over the field in hosting the annual Braves basketball tournament, with both its girls and boys hoisting the championship trophies before they were deposited in the school’s trophy case, and at Pecos, the high-flying Panther boys upped their record to 13-1 by dominating visiting Dulce, 86-44
By Arnie Leshin Hosting its own basketball tournament is a good way for Santa Fe Indian School to upgrade its record. Both the girls and boys began Thursday’s first round against hapless Native American Community Academy. Both overwhelmed the Eagles, the Brave girls 79-25, the Brave boys 77-56, but that …
Read More »Heavenly Father We Put Out Trust In You!
Santa Fe High girls renewed past district rivalries up at Espanola Valley Thursday night with a late comeback that brought a 39-38 win in overtime behind the play of freshmen Zuriel Vigil and Maci Cordova, and sophomore Olivia Montoya, while Los Alamos won handily, 56-34, over disappointing visiting defending state 3A champion Robertson
By Arnie Leshin The Santa Fe High girls took to the road Thursday night and held off former district rival Espanola Valley in overtime, while Los Alamos turned back visiting defending state 3A champion Robertson, but for Capital the road to Farmington was a rough one against undefeated Piedra Vista. …
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