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Stuff you need to know, 12.16.22

mural depicting the faces of migrants seeking U.S. asylum

Today's must-read reporting: the dimensions of the humanitarian crisis brewing at the El Paso border crossing and the latest data about New Mexicans' unaddressed and growing alcohol consumption problem

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  • Diana Tittle
  • December 16, 2022
  • Government, Health, Social Issues
  • News

Fixing Cantrell Dam may not be worth it

The $3 million to $5 million to repair Cantrell Dam isn't worth it, the engineer said. Even at full function, it doesn't provide flood protection against three-inch intense-rain events. The engineer recommended "breaching" the dam, not repairing it, until City Commissioner Merry Jo Fahl said breaching would "scare" people.

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  • Kathleen Sloan
  • December 15, 2022
  • Government
  • Visually Speaking

Bosque del Apache

Clouds reflecting on the main pond at Bosque del Apache.

We stopped by Bosque at the end of the day hoping to see birds and wildlife but all we saw was human birds armed with cameras with impressive lenses.
Remember , you can enlarge the pictures below by clicking on them.

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  • Véronique De Jaegher
  • December 14, 2022
  • Arts & Culture, Environment, Visuals
  • News

Stuff you need to know, 12.12.22

dog equipped with wheels to help it walk and run

Today's must-read reporting: a preview of a new documentary about domestic animal neglect; New Mexico gets a tourism boost from Lonely Planet; and Las Cruces-Albuquerque flights to debut in January.

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  • Diana Tittle
  • December 12, 2022
  • Arts & Culture, Economy, Social Issues
  • Visually Speaking

Winter light on Percha Creek

reflection of the Sun on Percha creek cascading down.

Sure feels like winter in this late autumn. The low sun shines a soft golden light that gives a dreamy tone to the landscape. More like a glow.

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  • Véronique De Jaegher
  • December 11, 2022
  • Arts & Culture, Visuals
  • Visually Speaking

Damsite Day Trip

Sierra County’s best kept secret is Damsite Historic District, which is undergoing restoration and worth a visit any time of year.

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  • Durrae Johanek
  • December 11, 2022
  • Arts & Culture, Education, Environment, History/Natural History, Visuals
  • Analyses

Assaying Entropy II: Dying during Covid

Is our perception of death and of human life changing because of the Covid-19 pandemic?

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  • Max Yeh
  • December 10, 2022
  • Government, History/Natural History, Politics, Social Issues
  • Perspectives

Stuff you need to know, 12.8.22

photo of abandoned swimming pool returning to nature

Today's must-read commentary: A disparate group of thinkers says we should welcome humanity's demise.

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  • Diana Tittle
  • December 8, 2022
  • Environment, History/Natural History, Social Issues
  • Visually Speaking

Foggy morning

foggy landscape with the sun barely glowing thru.

A lovely storm moved thru the southwest and brought us .76' of rain. The next morning the landscape was lost in the fog. Very unusual for New Mexico...
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  • Véronique De Jaegher
  • December 5, 2022
  • Arts & Culture, Environment
  • Analyses

Assaying Entropy I: Entropy

I am introducing a series of articles in which I view and weigh our present world in light of the concept of entropy, and in this first essay, I explain what entropy is and how it allows us to see the effects of everything that we do.

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  • Max Yeh
  • December 5, 2022
  • Arts & Culture, Economy, Environment, Government, History/Natural History, Politics, Social Issues
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Stuff you need to know, 12.5.22

Acoma Shield

Today's intelligence: The Safeguard Tribal Objects of Patrimony (STOP) Act that is heading to President Biden's desk to be signed into law has roots in the theft of a ceremonial shield from New Mexico's Acoma Pueblo.

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  • Diana Tittle
  • December 5, 2022
  • Government, History/Natural History, Social Issues
  • Visually Speaking

Snow flurries on the Black Range

long view of snow flurries on ponderosas

I have never been a fan of Thanksgiving feasts. I did not grow up with it.
I like to give thanks by going for a hike and be immersed in Nature rain or shine....or snow!
Remember that you can enlarge the pictures below by clicking on them

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  • Véronique De Jaegher
  • December 2, 2022
  • Visuals
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