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Zozobra: The tradition with burning opinions (opens the original)
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Old Man Gloomâs reign of anxiety and despair ended Sept. 4 when the 50-foot marionette was burned at Santa Feâs Fort Marcy park, marking 102 years of the tradition. This year was notable for the passing of the Fire Spirit role from Helene Luna to Than Povi Martinez, who became the first Indigenous dancer in the history of Zozobraâs burning. But what attendees may forget is that the Fire Spirit and Zozobra arenât the only battle during the season. Opinions about the tradition have become
Desperately seeking college prep? Head to the Southside Branch Library (opens the original)
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For most students, college applications bring tons of questions to mind. Whether those questions concern what you want to study, how to manage high costs or whether you can get a second opinion on your application essays, free college prep at the Southside Branch Library with Peggy Jenkins is a great option. "Helping kids with their future is, to me, the most wonderful thing someone could do," Jenkins said in a recent interview. "I know high school students don't necessarily feel this way, but I
Breakthrough for first-generation students (opens the original)
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Breakthrough Santa Fe is a program that works with students from all over New Mexico, from the end of sixth grade until they graduate from high school. It is funded through grants and donations from community members who believe in its mission: helping first-generation college students â whether low-income, minority or learning English as a second language â with a deep desire to attend college reach their dream schools. The program has helped many people succeed academically, including me.
Safe summer spots for your dog (opens the original)
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Taking your dog to the park is one of the best parts of pet ownership â fetch, walks, just time together. But when summer heat makes parks unbearable, where else can you and your dog go? In Santa Fe and Albuquerque, dogs are welcome in plenty of places â patios, stores, even malls. But itâs important to listen to experts like Amanda Cordova, a dog trainer and owner of dog training school, ABQ Bark University, before heading out. âYou have to look at pet-friendly locations ⦠places that
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