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An Inflection Point for NM’s Largest Newspaper

Sign reading "ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL" covered in ivy, surrounded by grass and trees.

A Rio Rancho municipal court judge on Thursday, Oct. 3, ordered Albuquerque Journal Executive Editor Patrick Ethridge released from the Sandoval County Detention Center, where the 47-year-old newspaperman had been jailed for eight days on a petty misdemeanor shoplifting charge he picked up at a Rio Rancho Walmart in August.  That’s a wild sentence to write,…

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Burn It

A large puppet is set on fire at night, showing flames and smoke as it burns.

Feeling some gloom in your life? Of course you are, but what to do? If you’re a New Mexican, you burn it. That’s the concept behind Zozobra, a 50-foot marionette meant to represent the troubles, hardships and other obstacles of the past year. Into this monster we pour that which has been done to us,…

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