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Throughout history, water resources in a Chihuahan desert environment such as the Tularosa Basin have been the primary limiting consideration in...
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Find out more about Joan: Joan Price has a strong background in alternative media production beginning in 1973 in Colorado after earning a Master in Fine Arts at the University of California in Santa Barbara. In 1980, Joan moved to Santa Fe and worked with Video Southwest for 14 years. She moved to southern New Mexico and has covered a wide range of issues, particularly the arts, history, archaeology, environment and sustainability, for the Alamogordo Daily News since 2004. Joan wants to put a face on what is happening in southern New Mexico for readers in the north. Contact Joan. |
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Cynthia Prelo-Riedlinger has been making “muertos,” playful images of skeletons, for “about eight years because I was interested in...
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Early each morning, “Father Peter” walks from the St. Francis de Paula Catholic Church to Alamo Street and back along other side streets...
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The Tularosa and Alamogordo Farmers Market are closing for the season on a high note. Food items that had come under local New Mexico Environmental...
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What do Swedish and North Korean diplomats have in common with a group of officials from Tuscon and Pima County, Arizona? They are all recent visitors...
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The Tularosa Village Trustees have joined on to a cattail evaluation study begun by the Otero County Commissioners. The study is a test grow-out of...
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Sweet juicy Japanese melons are in season at the Tularosa Farmers Market now. The melons are a favorite at the Saturday morning gathering of vendors...
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