Free Movies in the Mountains: Grave of the Fireflies anime
Grave of the Fireflies is a moving, beautifully designed animated film from Japan’s Studio Ghibli....
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Wild Things: Hairy woodpecker (Dryobates villosus)
Hairy woodpeckers have interspersed black and white feathers, with black and white striping on the...
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Desert Rose: Full-service salon, shop & equestrian center
“We live in a world where it’s just about the almighty dollar, and everybody’s just a number, and...
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Wild Things: Rock squirrel (Otospermophilus variegates)
This large ground squirrel can reach over 20 inches in body length, with a tail almost as long. It...
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Tinkertown: ‘We did all this while you were watching T.V.’
Tucked just along the eastern foothills of Sandia Peak lies a complete, immersive art experience...
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Rosalyn: Hugging her way across America
“I was hurt. Before all of this started there was a shooting,” said Rosalyn Baldwin. “I...
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Wild Things: Western Wood Pewee (Contopus sordidulus)
Western wood pewees are mostly gray or brownish gray, with a crown of feathers that can be...
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Wild Things: Violet-green swallow (Tachycineta thalassina)
This small swallow has a bright white belly, neck and cheek, with a white stripe extending up...
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Wild Things: Spiny Tachina fly (Paradejeania rutilioides)
The spiny tachina fly is yellow-orange with heavy black bristles and rather large at about ½...
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Carrot cake fuelS aspirations for Moriarty teen baker
A local Moriarty High School sophomore is bringing her love of baking to an international...
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Wild Things: American Robin (Turdus migratorius)
This familiar “robin redbreast” is our largest thrush, at 8-11 inches in length. The odd name...
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Free Movies in the Mountains suggests Guy Ritchie’s RocknRolla
RocknRolla is not for the kiddies—and likely not some adults. Foul language abounds throughout the...
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A story about mathematicians, engineers, poets and the brain’s resilience
“We met in line for the calculus class in high school,” said Sharon Wagoner, adding that “in those...
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Wild Things: Red Crossbill (Loxia curvirostra)
This interesting finch has a distinctive offset overlapping bill that provides good leverage for...
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Virtual Edgewood event brings together fashion, jewelry—and horses
Just in time for Mothers’ Day, fashion and jewelry design company Kendra Scott will be focusing...
Read MoreWild things: Tiger beetles (Cicindela sp.)
This group of beetles has a world-wide distribution and is ancient; fossil records date back about 125 million years. Of some 2,600 species currently known, about 100 occur in the North America. They are related to ground...
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Celebrating wind: Fly a kite at Wildlife West Nature Park
Get outdoors and come to the free 19th Annual Kite Festival on Saturday and Sunday, May 1-2, from...
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Virtual Celtic Festival is a taste of Edgewood Celtic Festival
The Rio Grande Valley Celtic Festival is having a virtual festival this year. The event will take...
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When the far East meets the Southwest: Edgewood painter Ming Franz
At the foot of South Mountain in Edgewood, you may find a little bit of China. Packaged in the...
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Stanley dog pool and training center hosts competitions
Swimming pools in New Mexico can bring the image of a mirage in the desert to mind. A thirsty...
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