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CCSD wants to use unspent Newcomb High, Naschitti Elementary grants to help district budget

NEWCOMB — The Central Consolidated School District has applied for a waiver to use about $240,600 in unspent federal grant money originally allocated for Newcomb High and Naschitti Elementary schools to fund programs usually covered by the district's general budget. Full Story

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Entertainment

Updated: June 19, 2013 9:06:39 PM MDT

Artist Karen Ellsbury opens new studio in downtown Farmington

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Farmington— Four children sat around tables draped with blue plastic tablecloths. One child dripped paint onto a canvas. Full Story

Farmington Museum features local artists in Handmade Fine Arts Show

San Juan College Humanities Art Gallery displays the work of David Schroeder

Paintings by Kim Webster are displayed at The Daily Times Community Center

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Lifestyles

Updated: June 19, 2013 3:14:30 PM MDT

Liquid highways for family adventures -- the Four Corners Paddle Trails Project

Molly Maxwell Special to The Daily Times

FARMINGTON - Whether you want to take your family on an easy afternoon float down the river or travel for a couple of days in a kayak with friends, the Four Corners area offers plenty of resources for fun on a river. Full Story

Stevie Stone, Krizz Kaliko and ¡Mayday! stop in Farmington during Summer of Strange Tour 2013

Bloomfield resident celebrates 20th anniversary of heart transplant

Canyon traverse: The road less traveled in Zion National Park

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National News

Updated: June 19, 2013 8:03:39 PM MDT
	Ga. police sergeant reinstated after stabbing ATHENS, Ga.—A Georgia police sergeant is back on the job six years after being stabbed, almost fatally, six years ago. Full Story Couple in deck collapse sues Fla. sports bar 10 Things to Know for Thursday Judge sides with US in Manning document dispute

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National Entertainment

Updated: June 19, 2013 8:11:29 PM MDT

James Gandolfini, 'Sopranos' Star, Dead At 51

Craig Blankenhorn

James Gandolfini, star of HBO's "The Sopranos," has died of a possible heart attack in Rome. He was 51. Full Story

Review: 'Under the Dome' returns Stephen King to prime time

Actress Robin Wright captivates in Netflix series 'House of Cards'

Kanye West blasted for Parkinson's joke in new song

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World News

Updated: June 19, 2013 3:52:39 PM MDT
	U.S., Cuba to restart migration talks MIAMI — The United States and Cuba have agreed to resume regular migration talks in a possible sign of thawing relations after more than three years of tensions over Cuba's jailing of a U. Full Story Michelle Obama lays roses at bloodiest site along Berlin Wall Brazilian protests continue as youth anger simmers over spending Wikileaks founder Assange marks year of confinement in London embassy

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Artist Karen Ellsbury opens new studio in downtown Farmington

Jon Austria/The Daily Times

Farmington— Four children sat around tables draped with blue plastic tablecloths. One child dripped paint onto a canvas. Full Story

Kirtland father sentenced to four years in prison for shooting son

Courtesy of San Juan County Adult Detention Center

AZTEC — A Kirtland man was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison for shooting his son in the leg. Full Story

Massage business owner alleges deputies violated civil rights during a prostitution sting

Jon Austria/The Daily Times

FARMINGTON — A woman is suing the San Juan County Sheriff and his deputies for what she says was a civil rights violation during a prostitution sting at her Farmington massage parlor. Full Story

Northwest New Mexico oil, gas production continues slide

U.S. Highway 64 improvement project east of Shiprock to begin Friday

Farmington man wanted in connection to weekend robbery at Fruitland gas station

Farmington Vet Center expands, seeks to help greater numbers of veterans

CBO: Immigration bill would knock $200 billion off deficit

New Mexico Racing Commission meeting moved to Albuquerque

Navajo community to hold cleanup at Hogback Irrigation Ditch

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Sports

Updated: June 19, 2013 10:26:05 PM MDT
	Albuquerque Baseball Academy finishes sweep of Strike Zone The Albuquerque Baseball Academy complete a three-game sweep of Strike Zone Baseball after winning two games Wednesday at the University of New Mexico's Lobo Field. Full Story Citizens Bank tennis tournament fun for kids and adults FARMINGTON >> After a successful youth tournament, adults are preparing their forehands and backhands for this weekend's tennis tournament in Farmington. Full Story Roll Out The Band plays winning tune in Totah Stakes at SunRay Park & Casino Strike Zone Baseball comes back to beat DC MOB 11-6 49th annual San Juan Open tees off Thursday Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle runs straight to Futurity score

Graduations

Updated: May 23, 2013 10:46:37 PM MDT
	PHOTOS: Kirtland Central High School graduation Photos from the Kirtland Central High School commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 23, 2013, at Bronco Stadium. PHOTOS: Piedra Vista High School graduation Photos from the Piedra Vista High School graduation on Thursday, May 23, 2013, at Ricketts Park. PHOTOS: Shiprock High School graduation PHOTOS: Rocinante High School graduation PHOTOS: Farmington High School graduation PHOTOS: Career Prep High School graduation

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Business

Updated: June 19, 2013 7:58:17 PM MDT

Northwest New Mexico oil, gas production continues slide

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FARMINGTON — Natural gas production in northwest New Mexico decreased 15.8 percent during the first three months of 2013, continuing a years-long decline that has rippled across the San Juan Basin. Full Story

Robert Joe named CEO of Navajo Nation Oil and Gas Co.

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FARMINGTON — The Navajo Nation Oil and Gas Co. on Tuesday announced Robert Joe has been named CEO. Full Story

Four Corners Community Bank to acquire Cortez bank

Food carts pop up in Farmington area

Towerhouse Business Group helps smooth tribal deals

Environmental groups decry Chaco leasing plan

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Opinion


	OPINION: Politics uncalled for as wildfires burn in Colorado With several uncontrolled wildfires burning up and down the Front Range, you'd think elected officials would find a better time to play politics -- particularly when their arguments are easily snuffed. Full Story EDITORIAL: Obama's Dorothy Doctrine A matter of mind and heart and diversity EDITORIAL: The good and the bad in this week's news