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Farmingotn Olive Garden plans to open by May
02/08/2010 11:18 PM MST
FARMINGTON — Crews have begun construction on the East Main Street building slated to become an Olive Garden Italian Restaurant, and it likely will be open for business by May, company officials confirmed Monday. Full Story

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Updated: February 08, 2010 11:03:48 PM MST

Upper Fruitland eyed for casino

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UPPER FRUITLAND — The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise last week published a request for proposals seeking architectural firms to perform master plan studies of the proposed Upper Fruitland casino. Full Story

Farmington construction values rise in January, but total permits down

FARMINGTON — The value of new construction projects approved by the city of Farmington in January was slightly better than a year ago, but the total number of permits approved was down more than 30 percent, according to city data. Full Story

Taylor introduces bill in Legislature to rescind pit rules

Bloomfield moves forward with three road projects

Third armed robbery investigated in a week

DWI offense No. 12 lands prison time

Updated: February 08, 2010 11:22:34 PM MST

Talkative Rhodes one of PV's pillars

FARMINGTON — Piedra Vista students congregate in a prime social spot near the back parking lot behind the gym. Full Story

Lady Chieftains handle Aztec

— The Daily Times — No. 2 Shiprock (18-5, 4-1 District 1-4A) beat Aztec, 67-22, on Monday at The Jungle. Full Story

Mine That Bird named NM horse of the year

Smith: Local teams described as NFL franchises

Prep schedule for Feb. 8-13

Prep Recap: Feb. 7

Updated: February 06, 2010 10:55:54 PM MST
	Legislators need to look at retirement options Editor: In 2009, the New Mexico retirement age for teachers was changed to 30 years. Previously this was based on a combination of retirees' ages and years of teaching. Full Story Greenhouse gas cap for N.M. is not the solution Editor: The state Environmental Improvement Board is considering a proposal to cap Greenhouse Gas emissions from certain sources in New Mexico. Full Story All races should be acknowledged in U.S. Grieving family thanks police and vets Writer appreciates teacher clearing her street Richardson's power plant decision will hurt Farmington