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An officer from the Santa Fe Police Department’s Property Crimes Unit holds crack cocaine taken from a burglary suspect in Santa Fe. Police officials say a lot of property crimes are linked to substance abuse.

An officer from the Santa Fe Police Department’s Property Crimes Unit holds crack cocaine taken from a burglary suspect in Santa Fe. Police officials say a lot of property crimes are linked to substance abuse. - Luis Sánchez Saturno/The New Mexican
Task force targets property crime: Joint effort between police, sheriff's department aims to make headway in cutting residential burglaries
Irene Pfeffer, 89, was asleep when someone smashed through her glass sliding door. The burglar was in her wallet and out the door before Pfeffer, who is hard of hearing, woke up to find glass speckled across the floor. It was around 3 p.m. Jan. 1 ...
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Lady Braves avenge loss, earn first win over Lady Broncos

In coachspeak, it was a throwaway game. To the players, it was all about revenge. After dropping an 11-point decision in a hostile road environment two weeks ago at Kirtland Central, Santa Fe Indian School got a little redemption with a 76-71 nondistrict win over those same Lady Broncos on Tuesday night in the Pueblo Pavilion Wellness Center. ...
Editorial: Religious war? Not really
Freedom of -- and from -- religion is perhaps the most precious liberty for citizens of the United States. It is one of our singular contributions to the world, the notion that each human is free to practice his faith without impediment yet also without being able to force those beliefs on another. That is why a recent decision by the Obama adminis ...
'Cake Bible' author Rose Levy Beranbaum shares recipe for the ulimate Valentine's Day gift
When Rose Levy Beranbaum thinks about Valentine's Day, it's not the candlelit dinners, handwritten cards or bouquets of long-stemmed roses that come to her mind. Instead, the Cake Bible author is brought back to her childhood.

"I have images since ...
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