What We're Reading: Wandering Stars
JUDE STAR SURVIVED THE 1864 Sand Creek Massacre, when the U.S. Army slaughtered Cheyenne and Arapaho people in present-day western Colorado. Then he was remanded to a POW fortress in Florida. His son…
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Posts From: May 2024
Follow the Airport Road Taco Trail
CRUISING DOWN AIRPORT ROAD, you might find yourself behind a car with Mexico license plates. See where it goes if you’re hungry. Heading west from the intersection of NM 599, start a taco crawl with…
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The Capital of Burnt-Cheese Tacos
A WEB SEARCH FOR “burnt cheese tacos” and “New Mexico” turns up a bunch of results from just one place. A Reddit post features a photo of a homemade taco with dark-orange cheese seared onto its…
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A Tribute to the Flying Paperboy
CHARLES “PAPPY” HARRIS WAS 10 years old when Frank Kindel’s two-seater Piper Cub took flight on May 31, 1964, near Queen, in southeastern New Mexico’s Guadalupe Mountains. “We knew what way he took…
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Written on the Landscape
IN ENCOUNTERING ROCK ART, the initial impact is the image itself. How do we understand the meaning behind the diverse life forms and abstract designs painted and carved throughout the arid landscapes…
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ScienceFest Will Blow Your Mind
Geek out at the 17th annual ScienceFest in Los Alamos with five days of electric concerts, family bonding, and out-of-this-world adult activities July 12–16. The festivities kick off with a new Night…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
1 Feel the literary love. The written word comes alive during the Santa Fe International Literary Festival, which brings renowned authors to the Santa Fe Community Convention Center Friday through…
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Reunity Resources's Carrot Dressing
This recipe originally appeared in "Eat Like a Local" by Candolin Cook…
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Reunity Resources's Carrot Hummus
This recipe originally appeared in "Eat Like a Local" by Candolin Cook…
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New Ways to Eat Local
TYPICALLY, WHEN WE THINK OF EATING farm to table, certain luxurious images spring to mind. Maybe it’s a leisurely Saturday morning spent at the farmers’ market smelling fresh-cut basil, examining a…
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