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FALL OF PETERS EMPIRE?
State investment officials wary of buying shares of PNM
Foreclosed Peters properties on the market.
‘We will never agree to a wall,’ tribe warns
The price of fun is too high for many
Developers: AI closing in on autonomous improvement
Congolese healthcare workers begin getting vaccine for Ebola
Dutch police disperse far-right protesters after violence erupts
White House denies access to three reporters, fulfilling Trump promise
Russia’s parliamentary election includes annexed areas of Ukraine
CORRECTIONS
Trump still wants Greenland
Houthi rebels attempted attack on Saudi capital
Trump to form ‘AI Force,’ will name AI czar
State investment officials wary of buying shares of PNM
FALL OF PETERS EMPIRE?
TAKEAWAYS
Properties under foreclosure on market for $42M
New laws trigger fresh legal fight over Nazi-looted art
Luxury shows Guyana’s windfall from Iran war
Nonprofits to welcome rapper’s $1M pledge
Ill effects linger from Guadalupe Street work
Celebrate 45 years of foundational support for Santa Fe
Suicide in N.M.: A crisis we can act on
Improving education requires vision and teamwork
Abundance thinking will move us forward
This week on Conversations Different
AI: Death, destroyer of worlds?
Data center pause gives time for safeguards
Slap was fake, but laughter was real
THE PAST 100 YEARS
Fiesta parade shouldn’t trample our prairie dogs
New Mexico is American without a new name
Law is clear: FEMA must pay after fire
Development code revisions not democratic
Improving education requires vision and teamwork
Abundance thinking will move us forward
45 years of foundational support
Suicide in N.M.
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‘IT’S DONE BY HAND’
Autumn Phillips’ life, stories and detours, including Santa Fe
Torrez touts child safety work, promises to visit more at town hall
CYFD uses ‘loophole’ to hold records
Hispanic chamber founder dedicated years to business and diplomacy
‘IT’S DONE BY HAND’
Lowriding culture celebrated in Calif.
Knife attack on Sikh trucker in Wyoming alarms community
HOW THEY VOTED
Torrez holds town hall meeting in Las Cruces
‘New Mexican’ seeks nominees for volunteer awards
CYFD uses ‘loophole’
EDITOR’S NOTE
Hispanic chamber founder dedicated years to business, diplomacy
Texas ghost town may enter revival
Autumn Phillips’ life, stories
How Trump has disrupted America’s national parks
Humpback whale seen in Calif. river
Trump: All states joining drug price model
‘A good football team’
Ole Miss bashes old coach, LSU
Lobos show they are no longer pushovers
SFIS rebuilds quickly, off to 8-2 start
Expectations high for Lobos’ runners
PREP ROUNDUP
Expectations high for Lobos’ runners
Logano wins Bristol as fight erupts
SFIS rebuilds fast, off to 8-2 start
McIlroy in contention at BMW event
No. 19 Michigan pounds UTEP 52-17
Reese has 31st double-double in win
Wembley not full for college game
Asian Games bigger than Olympics
Czechs defeat U.S. in Davis Cup
‘A good football team’; UNM loses to Oklahoma
Two SEC top-10 teams to tumble
Lobos show they are no longer pushovers
Ole Miss bashes old coach, LSU
UP NEXT
Urgency erupts for old NFC rivals
White Sox beat Tigers 3-1 as hope continues for playoff spot
Broncos seek to fix defensive miscues
NEED TO KNOW
TODAY ON TV
A peek inside newest, most fortified bar in Washington
Once home to Batman, faded mansion now plagued by real bats
Finding peace among the dead
Your durable couch might be toxic
Finding peace among the dead
Your durable couch might be toxic
Shifting the ‘shoulder season’
Travel insurance not useful in every crisis
TSA could ease liquid rules for PreCheck passengers
LASTING IMAGES
Why touch is calming, nurturing and necessary
Special birthday treat for boy who loves trash
JANRIC CLASSIC SUDOKU
Property Tax Exemptions & Benefits
Photographer Nevada Wier makes photographs that illuminate the diversity of the world.
As the Lensic Performing Arts Center turns 25, Vida sits down with two of its longtime leaders: Nancy Zeckendorf and Joel Aalberts.
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Latondra Newton followed her intuition from a corporate career to a creative life — and a new hometown.
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Cosmetic skin laser treatments can reduce the signs of aging skin, from pigmentation to wrinkles. Here’s what to know.
Former Maria’s restaurant owner and Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta co-founder Al Lucero is still toasting the city.
Personal trainer Gary Schneider helps Santa Feans get — and stay — fit as they age.
Writer Stephanie Nakhleh shares her journey ditching alcohol during menopause.
Ann Caldwell embraces luxurious textiles and classic design at TOKo Santa Fe.
Michael Clinton on the changing science and art of longevity
Karen Lievense shares expert tips for being intentional with your belongings.
Santa Fe’s Spanish treasure, La Boca, honors its past while looking ahead.
JoAnn and Bob Balzer fund creative innovation across the City Different.
Tai chi offers physical and mental benefits.
JUST THE START
JUST THE START
JUST THE START
GREATEST HITS
GREATEST HITS
GREATEST HITS
Rightsizing
Champions of the Arts
Champions of the Arts
Al Lucero
Al Lucero
Ann Caldwell
Ann Caldwell
EVER MORE BEAUTIFUL
EVER MORE BEAUTIFUL
EVER MORE BEAUTIFUL
EVER MORE BEAUTIFUL
EVER MORE BEAUTIFUL
Light Catcher
Light Catcher
Light Catcher
Light Catcher
Light Catcher
Silver Anniversary
Silver Anniversary
Silver Anniversary
Silver Anniversary
Key Moments in the Lensic’s History
Meditation in Motion
Meditation in Motion
FROM Happy Hour HAPPIER TO A Hour
FROM Happy Hour HAPPIER TO A Hour
SANTA FE’S TOP MOCKTAILS
A new LAYER
A new LAYER
AT THE CORE
AT THE CORE
GARY SCHNEIDER’S TIPS FOR GETTING AND STAYING FIT
Live your life in motion