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Mayor: Memorial 'is a legacy that will go on'
11/07/2009 11:21 PM MST
FARMINGTON — More than 100 people gathered at All Veterans Memorial Park in Berg Park on Saturday to witness the unveiling and dedication of the Medal of Honor Memorial. Full Story

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Updated: November 07, 2009 11:21:40 PM MST

Local districts face cuts of less than 1 percent

SAN JUAN COUNTY — The budget cuts resulting from October's special session of the state Legislature weren't as bad as school districts had feared, but administrators remain cautious. Full Story

Hospital hall of fame gets six new members

FARMINGTON — San Juan Regional Medical Center was built by the tireless labor and efforts of community members. Full Story

Proposed community foundation could aid local nonprofits

Mayor: Memorial 'is a legacy that will go on'

Teen named as alleged killer in nun's death

Guard to activate new military police unit

Updated: November 08, 2009 12:21:18 AM MST

Scorps claim first boys soccer title

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ALBUQUERQUE — The Farmington Scorpions came into the 2009 boys soccer season with one goal in mind — finally winning the Class 4A state championship that eluded them several times throughout the years. Full Story

Lady Chieftains edge PV in five games

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SHIPROCK — High school volleyball players don't get compensated for winning. The Lady Chieftains did not earn any stocks or bonds toward college, nor did they pocket any cash for a trip to the Animas Valley Mall. Full Story

State football playoff brackets revealed

Lady Bobcats win first district volleyball title in 12 seasons

Bloomfield's Bekes wins 3A title; 4A teams struggle

Smith: Scorps make over history

Updated: November 06, 2009 11:28:22 PM MST
	Community helps make Equine Rescue Open House a success Editor: Thanks to everyone who made the 2009 Four Corners Equine Rescue Open House such a success. The weather cooperated, and we had a great turnout. Full Story PV girls soccer team proves teams can support others Editor: There was an editorial in your paper a couple of weeks ago about sports rivalries in San Juan County and the lack of support for each other in the Four Corners. Full Story Rhodes column spins facts on global warming Fire department controversy is overblown Navajo Nation needs more reform options Council doesn't help tribe move ahead

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