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• Following the Santa Fe Trail: In the steps of history

  There are no longer muddy ruts, treacherous river crossings, waterless stretches of prairie, threats of attack from Plains Indian warriors, cholera, or run-away mule teams, but following the Santa Fe Trail is still an exciting trip. »Read Story...
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• El Mitote Feb. 7, 2010

  Buzz is going around town about the upcoming filming of the blockbuster-in-waiting, Thor. It will be filming come spring, and casting calls are scheduled from 2-7 p.m. Feb. 19 and 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Feb. 20 at the first floor of Marion Hall at 224 E. Palace Ave. Anyone over 18 may attend and people also are invited to bring photos of children who are interested in being extras. Or, submit information to Thor Casting, 1698 Galisteo St. Thor is filming right now in Manhattan Beach, Calif., and shifts to New Mexico in March. »Read Story...
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• A wonderful life: A lifetime of pursuing justice

  Thomas A. Donnelly spent close to half a century in the legal profession — first as an attorney, then as a judge and later as a consultant. Like his colleagues, he constantly had to weigh the scales of justice, but this being New Mexico, where the past is our daily compass, Donnelly became well versed in the nuances of our state's history during the course of his career. »Read Story...
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• Rumors, misunderstandings fuel 'Stupid'

  Santa Fe resident Alexandra Diaz has been using her active imagination for inspiration ever since she started writing stories as a little girl. Now, at 29, some of the fruits of that active imagination are included in her first novel, Of All the Stupid Things. »Read Story...
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• Program connect youths with horses

  Every year the horsemanship program for Native American youth, started by Santa Fe Indian School teacher Luke Reed, changes. This year, he added a new after-school program and changed the name of the program from Sunkawakan's Gift to Learning Horse, Inc. »Read Story...
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