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The Journalism of Fire
Here we are again, the time of year in which nmfireinfo.com becomes a regular part of our daily reading diet. As I…
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“We never gave up.”
As Our Land Weekly readers well know, in 2016, the Pueblo of Santa Ana paid the King family more than…
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Understanding, Appreciating & Celebrating Juneteenth in New Mexico
This week, a group of New Mexico Black community leaders and elders tell us about the importance of celebrating Juneteenth.…
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RECA Expires, Hopes Dwindle
Time is up for the Radiation Exposure and Compensation Act, and its loss twists the knife for communities across the…
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“Unfortunately, that fear became a reality…”
Last week, I wrote about the accident that killed Tim Hart, one of the smokejumpers sent to fight the Eicks…
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Indigenous Celebration Cut by Farmington Schools as Protective Laws Fail Yet Again
Technology has a way of showing us that with all its advancement, so much remains the same. Doom-scrolling through social…
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‘We don’t jump the Bootheel’
On May 24, 2021, a campfire blew up along the U.S.-Mexico border in Hidalgo County. It was burning on the…
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Close Your Laptop — Now
Greetings and salutations, New Mexico in Focus people. I’ve promised to be brief in this space before, then subjected you…
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Recalibrating
Things have been a bit hectic at NMPBS lately, so I’m filling in on New Mexico in Focus this week…
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A Fistful of Dollars
So, the most expensive race in New Mexico this election season is…between two Democrats for the job of Bernalillo County…
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Reflecting on Campus Protest Coverage as Student Journalists
We — Paloma Chapa, Leila Chapa and Ella Daniel — began working in journalism relatively recently and have little experience…
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What do we love, & what will we give up?
On Sunday afternoon, I strolled with a friend along a loop we love in the Manzanos. It’s a trail we’ve…
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