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San Juan County nurse delivers aid to Haiti
02/08/2010 01:56 AM MST
FARMINGTON — The smell of death pressed against Danaman Begay when he arrived in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, last month. Full Story

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Updated: February 07, 2010 11:14:30 PM MST

Navajo Nation to build new jail, courts and police buildings in Shiprock

Rebecca Craig/The Daily Times

FARMINGTON — The Navajo Nation is expecting a boost in public safety following the Tribal Council's vote last month to approve a $60 million unsecured general obligation loan from Key Bank. Full Story

San Juan Regional Medical Center CEO to start Tuesday

FARMINGTON — Rick Wallace plans to begin his tenure as chief executive officer of San Juan Regional Medical Center nearly one month earlier than planned. Full Story

Troy Turner: A century of crafting men

Candidates campaign, early voting begins Wednesday

San Juan County school districts to make up snow day losses

City could axe Sandstone Productions for Lions Pool

Updated: February 07, 2010 11:27:26 PM MST
	Smith: Local teams described as NFL franchises I've visited New Orleans several times. I've been to Mardi Gras, eaten at Cafe Du Monde in the French Quarter and walked down Bourbon Street. Full Story Prep schedule for Feb. 8-13 Monday GIRLS BASKETBALL 7 p.m. — Shiprock at Aztec 7:30 p.m. — Crownpoint at Bloomfield Tuesday BOYS BASKETBALL 7 p. Full Story Prep Recap: Feb. 7 Vaughan: "Refs' game" excuse pathetic Swimmers tune up for district, state Lady Panthers grind past FHS

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