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Weekly Fishing Report: Dec. 23, 2020 New Mexico’s State Parks remain open for day use to New Mexico residents only. Lakes in Northern New Mexico are starting to freeze-up, but in most cases the ice is not yet thick enough to allow ice fishing. Now is a good time to plan a trip to Southern New Mexico. The weather is usually warmer. State parks are a little less-crowded, as are National Parks and Monuments. The state Game and Fish Department stocks many of the small municipal lakes and ponds with catchable-size rainbow trout between 9-12 inches long during the winter. In most cases, these wa...

100 Years AgoEstey Draphel and Irving Arnold entered pleas of guilty in the state circuit court at Miller (S.D.) to the charge of stealing a package containing $10,000 from the

Weekly Fishing Report: Dec. 16, 2020 Los Alamos Daily Post With below-freezing temperatures forecast this week, it won’t be long before the ice-fishing season gets into full swing here in Northern New Mexico. Currently, none of the popular destinations for ice fishing are open as the ice is still considered unsafe for fishing. New Mexico State Parks are open for day use only, usually between the hours of 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Only New Mexico residents may use the facilities. Masks must be worn and social distancing practiced. Many people are surprised that there is ice fishing in New Mexico and...

LebTown December 10, 2020 4 min read Part of the Camp Strause map as printed in the Lebanon Daily News, 9 Feb. 1929. Lake Strause, nestled in the valley between Blue Mountain to the north and Little Mountain to the south, is today a small Bethel Township community. But in its past, it was Camp Strause — a Boy Scout camp built thanks to the generosity of a lumber businessman. The story begins with a man named Samuel Strause. Strause was born in Berks County in 1866 to Monroe and Hettie Strause. The family moved to Pottsville in Schuylkill County shortly afterwards, where...

An Investigation Discovery series will revisit a Portage woman's murder at the hands of her husband. Investigation Discovery's series Til Death Do Us Part will revisit the tragic murder of Theresa Lockhart at the hands of her husband. The episode is scheduled to air at 10:00 p.m. Monday, December 14, 2020. Courtesy of the Family & friends of Theresa Lockhart Theresa was a Spanish teacher who disappeared after calling in sick to work in 2017. Almost immediately her husband, Christopher Lockhart, became a person of interest. Christopher was in and out of jail as his behavior became increasingl...