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Travel, popcorn and finding dust instead of clouds (opens the original)
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Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is in a constant state of renovation that reflects the suburban sprawl beyond this air-conditioned labyrinth of terminals and people movers. No one goes to Phoenix for the lovely summer weather. Except for spring training, Phoenix is where New Mexico travelers go to get somewhere else. Avoid flight connections that could be delayed by pending wacky weather. We escaped monsoon threats in New Mexico. We were aware of frontal systems swamping the Pacific Coa
Our cartoon map predicts a fake New Mexico name (opens the original)
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For those who love a good conspiracy theory, chug that glass of wine â because, hey, thereâs more to come with the 35th Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta days away â and lean in if this story quenches your sensationalistic soul. A recent idea/declaration/rant/noncashable-comment from the president â to change the name of New Mexico to New America â got a weirdly bipartisan reaction statewide. Essentially, everyone who is a New Mexican hates it. And only those who wish to live in balmy West
Four candidate events to attend, no gloom intended (opens the original)
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Old Guy Gloom burned Friday, and we can rejoice. Thankful that the 22,458,464 red-orange traffic cones and 65,466 âRoad Closed Aheadâ signs will disappear soon â at least until the next big downtown event â and we can return to cursing the summer potholes that make Santa Fe, well, different. Thankful that the bear in the Fort Marcy Park tree found a safe escape route. The poor creature obviously doesnât read The Santa Fe New Mexican. Otherwise, the bear would have known the neighbors
52 miles to Chama, and nowhere to go (opens the original)
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My wife and I celebrated our anniversary last week by doing what we enjoy the most â traveling somewhere new with only a slight clue of what to do. Living in Santa Fe has reignited our romance with the West, a vast adventure that we missed during years on the other coast. There was the year we visited the Wright Brothersâ flight site in Kitty Hawk, N.C., â including a goofy reenactment with arms flapping slightly in the air, followed by a tumble to the grass â and then went sledding on t
From @govmlg to SFNM on TikTok, storytelling goes vertical (opens the original)
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Among the emerging New Mexico creators on Instagram is a grandmother and self-described âpet momâ who is a 12th generation New Mexican and green chile enthusiast. She has posted more than 1,600 times and has nearly 30,000 followers. And she has an office at the Roundhouse, too. Youâll find plenty of videos from Gov. Michelle Lujan Grishamâs team that fit what youâd expect from the stateâs top elected official â graphics emphasizing the stateâs positivities, highlights from speech
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