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A birthstone is a gemstone chosen to represent you when you were born. The gemstones were believed to have mystical powers and help protect their wearers from harm. It can surprise many of us to find out that turquoise is...
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It’s a town whose history reads like one of Old Will’s plays. Shakespeare, New Mexico hosted a cast of characters who fit right into the legends of the Wild West. Outlaws and miners both sought their fortunes within its boundaries....
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Happy Indigenous People's Day! So many of the foods we enjoy during the autumn months are indigenous to North and South America and were first cultivated by Indigenous people. Turkey, pumpkins, squash and corn are just a few. In fact...
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It’s almost that time again. The time when the sky over Albuquerque fills with unique and colorful hot-air balloons. The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta is one of the most treasured events in New Mexico, and beloved around the world. For...
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During this Hispanic Heritage month, we are going to explore New Mexico’s unique role in our country’s history. In 1540, the first Spaniards arrived in the state now known as New Mexico. This was the beginning of a long, tragic...
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