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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
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- Aug 2, 2026
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Albuquerque healer earns grant to support birth workers (opens the original)
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Angela Cruz knows her ability to connect people with ancestral spirits and their wisdom has value, but now she’s out to prove it. With a recent $10,000 grant, Cruz wants to quantify how her work with midwives, doulas and others leads to healthy births and mothers. “When you’re providing traditional practices for birth workers or birthing people, we know it’s valuable, but there’s not a lot of data,” says Cruz, an Albuquerque spirit medium who owns Ndoro Healing Arts. “But especially when you’re
Teague González envisions New Mexico as an immigrant rights model (opens the original)
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Not every 13-year-old is interested in global forces, but the subject was on Teague González’s mind after a classmate from Mexico disappeared from their El Paso school. González, who was living in Santa Teresa but attended the nearby parochial school, learned that her friend could no longer afford tuition because a peso devaluation had set off a financial crisis in Mexico. The young González attended a talk about it at a nearby university, and “it just blew my mind.” “So instead of thinking abou
Dimitri Eleftheriou makes ice cream you can’t get twice (opens the original)
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Brown butter piñon. Adobe Road, with red chile marshmallows and candied pecans. A soy sauce special? These are all ice cream flavors that have been featured at Heidi’s Ice Cream Shop, where the unusual is part of a constantly changing menu. OK, soy sauce wasn’t the most popular scoop — and it’s no longer an option — but people did like it, says Dimitri Eleftheriou, Heidi’s owner. Several years ago, Eleftheriou took over his mother’s business, Heidi’s Raspberry Farm, and expanded raspberry jams i
Scammers targeting Balloon Fiesta vendors and attendees (opens the original)
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If you’re planning to become a vendor at this year’s Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta or even if you’re just wanting to attend, beware of some fraud that’s starting to crop up in anticipation. Targeted phony emails are claiming to have details for vendors, with booth space sizes and total cost for renting them, says Stephanie Kitts, Balloon Fiesta communication manager. There’s also an attached contract for those who are interested. The emails seem to be targeted and are not random, alth
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