Communities are bonded by the annual ritual of “la limpia de la acequia” which leads to the reasoning behind why political districts should carry the ditches in mind.
Story by Patrick Lohmann, Source New Mexico
Author: Alika Medina
UNM sports fans free to ignore health guidance
UNM asks fans to use the honor system when it comes to vaccinations and masks.
OPINION: My traumatic experience as a breakthrough COVID-19 case
I did everything right: I’m fully vaccinated, I’ve been adhering to mask mandates and social distancing, and I’ve been putting my life on hold during the COVID-19 pandemic. But I still got the virus.
Despite Challenges, Flamenco Returns
Flamenco, despite its challenges returns
Proposed Stadium Excites Some, Worries Others
Stadium to be left in the hands of voters November 2.
Zozobra’s Old Man Gloom moonwalks his way to ashes
Thousands gather for the 97th annual burning of Zozobra amidst coronavirus concerns.
PNM’s biggest watch dog is out to stop its merger
The head of Santa Fe nonprofit New Energy Economy wants New Mexico to control its own utilities. So why don’t other nonprofits have her back?
New Mexico prepares for recreational marijuana
Manuel Romero / NM News Port New Mexico is officially the 16th state to legalize recreational marijuana, and while it was not the first and most likely won’t be the last to do so, one state official believes New Mexico will “be revolutionary” in the cannabis industry. The legalization came in two pieces of legislation. One law… Continue reading New Mexico prepares for recreational marijuana
Virtual group meetings divide teen addicts
Teens who are down and out can’t simply log on for group meetings after rehab. By Dane Vaughn | NM News Port This year 19-year-old Vincent C. has had six relapses and lost two jobs, his car and a place to stay. He got clean seven months ago but now the digital divide has put… Continue reading Virtual group meetings divide teen addicts