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"The Southwest; The Land and Its People, photographs by Dick Spas," Dog Soldier Press, 140 pages, $150 This lovely volume of black and white photos by Taoseño Dick Spas is

‘The Year of the Mad Jag’ By Jonathan Slator Hoopern Publishing (2023, 281 pp.) A group of thirty-something Englishmen —“a stream of overeducated trans-Atlantic yobbos and tarts” — …

As their parents and family members proudly looked on, about 80 high school seniors — most of whom are from Colorado Springs — raised their right hands on Wednesday and,

El conjunto catedrático le pegó al Monstruo gracias al gol del mexicano Omar Rosas; Mayron Flores vio la roja.

El conjunto catedrático le pegó al Monstruo gracias al gol del mexicano Omar Rosas; Mayron Flores vio la roja.

El conjunto catedrático le pegó al Monstruo gracias al gol del mexicano Omar Rosas; Mayron Flores vio la roja.

Taos Pueblo 9th Annual Winter Show Opens March 11 - 7:15 am ‘The Twins’, a sculpture by John Suazo is included in the Taos Pueblo Annual Winter Show. Courtesy/MRM Award-winning Taos Pueblo Potter Angie Yazzie with one of her creations. Courtesy/MRM MRM News: The weather and the earth are showing signs of spring in Taos, but astronomically (officially) it is still winter. The 9th annual Taos Pueblo Annual Winter Show at the Millicent Rogers Museum (MRM) opens Thursday, ...

"Now we dont have to hide when we go up into the mountains," Gilbert Suazo said in a recent interview. "Now, we can freely go where we want to go on our lands and not have to worry about getting arrested or prosecuted." Suazo, a Taos Pueblo councilman and former tribal governor, said the joy of being able to practice his Native religion unencumbered by outside control was indescribable. It was a spiritual burden finally lifted 50 years ago, when he and his fellow tribal members conducted their ...

That’s when the federal government returned the Blue Lake watershed to his tribe. “Now we don’t have to hide when we go up into the mountains,” said Suazo, a former Taos Pueblo governor. “Now, we can freely go where we want to go on our lands and not have to worry about getting arrested or prosecuted.” Suazo and fellow tribal members conducted their first ceremonials in December 1970 after President Richard Nixon signed legislation returning Blue Lake to the people...