How to Retire in Style in New Mexico
PETER DODDS HAD SOME PRETTY SPECIFIC ideas about his ideal retirement destination. The former Army officer had lived in Mainz, Germany, and South Korea before landing in Olympia, Washington, where he…
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Category: April
What We're Reading: Send a Runner: A Navajo Honors the Long Walk
Diné runner Edison Eskeets commemorates the Long Walk in author Jim Kristofic's book Send a Runner . Photograph by Inga Hendrickson. IN 2018, 59-YEAR-OLD DINÉ RUNNER EDISON ESKEETS commemorated the…
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Editor's Letter: Close Call
Western bluebirds are a common sight in backyards across New Mexico. Photograph by Benoit Gauzere/Unsplash. I WAS MINDING MY OWN BUSINESS on a sunny November afternoon when a commotion arose in the…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
Above: Emmalee Hill and Anna Robinson make up the Americana-folk-blues duo 3,000 Miles. Photograph by Bob Wilson, Frogworks Photography VIGILANCE ISN'T EASY. But it’s necessary if we want to keep our…
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New Mexico Magazine True Heroes
Above: Danny Hicks, left, and other Socorro bus drivers shuttle more than 400 meals to kids in the school district. Photograph courtesy of Denise Cannon. ADRENALINE MAY HAVE COLORED those first weeks…
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New Mexico Magazine True Heroes
Above: Borracho's Sara Matthews and her Las Vegas Vegabonds distribute goods to at-risk residents, inspiring Semilla Natural Foods to put out carts for drop off donations. Photograph by Makani…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend
SO MUCH HAS CHANGED—how we work, how we learn, what we eat, what we do for fun (at least virtual happy hours are cheap!). This week, with Passover and Holy Week, many of us have even had to adapt our…
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Five Things To Do This Weekend
Whew! Hopefully, you’re over the Zoom hiccups, finding joy in morning walks with the dogs, and slowing down a bit. But you could also be just a tad stir-crazy, missing your routine, and worrying…
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Five Instagram Accounts Keeping Us Connected
Above: One of the best parts of early mornings on the Rio Grande is the migratory birds. Photograph by Aaron Blanc. If we’re doing this right, we’re staying at home and keeping our distance. So we…
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Where There’s Smoke
Above: Circle J Barbeque smokes 60 pounds of meat every day. Holy cow. Photography courtesy of Circle J Barbeque. It might seem sacrilegious, but Will Ponder will go ahead and say it: Circle J…
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