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Farmington Police blotter for Aug. 9

Below is a digest of service calls performed by the Farmington Police Department.

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Crews work to preserve the past at Salmon Ruins

Crews are replacing the mortar and the roof at the root cellar at George Salmon's homestead, located at Salmon Ruins Museum near Bloomfield.

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PV girls top Kirtland Central, 2-1

Kasandra Funaro and Madeline Clugston both scored goal from mid-range Saturday during the season opening game at Piedra Vista High School.

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PV girls top Kirtland 2-1 in 2019 opener

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Shaun Taylor talks win over KC to open 2019

Lady Panthers knock in pair of goals from 15-20 feet out, top Kirtland 2-1 Saturday at PVHS.

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Legislation seeks deputy AG nominee confirmation

Kimberly Dutcher was appointed in March but the bill to confirm her nomination was not introduced until this week.

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County fair featured Wild Horse Challenge

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Wild Horse Challenge shows climax of mutual trust

A new San Juan County Fair event challenged Four Corners area youth to tame a wild horse from the Jicarilla area. The six youth had 90 days to work.

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New Mexico dog to star in ‘Lady and the Tramp’

A Las Cruces shelter dog named Monte is making it big in Hollywood after being selected to star in Disney's live-action "Lady and the Tramp."

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Oil Conservation Commission approves compromise

After a year of fighting, a compromise has been reached that allows Hilcorp to recomplete wells while also limiting the number of new wells.

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Farmington, Enchant Energy sign transfer agreement

Farmington and Enchant Energy signed a transfer agreement that will allow Enchant Energy to become the majority power plant owner in 2022.

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Artesia oil company Elite Well Services preps for history

Elita Well Services, an oil services company in Artesia, New Mexico, was founded in 2011 and is owned by Chase Energy Services.

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Judge closed hearing for boiling puppies suspect

A public hearing for Martha Crouch, who is accused of child and animal abuse, was closed to the public. A court administrator says that was a mistake.

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How to get tickets, watch a livestream of Mike Pence’s visit

Here's what we know about how to get tickets, watch a livestream and more for Mike Pence's New Mexico visit to promote the USMCA, a NAFTA replacement.

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See photos of crews stabilizing a root cellar

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Vice President Pence to visit Artesia

Vice President Mike Pence will tout the positives of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

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Space Museum being sued for breach of contract

The New Mexico Museum of Space History is being sued by an artist whose merchandise used to be sold in the museum's gift shop.

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Lecture at college will re-examine communal era

Author, photographer and lawyer Roberta Price will talk about the communes of northern New Mexico and southern Colorado in an Aug. 16 presentation.

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County fair food vendors dish on best treats

Everyone who attends San Juan County Fair can find a food to satisfy their cravings. Here's a look at some of the offerings this year.

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State GOP leaders give big to Trump campaign

Trump has received roughly $250,951 from New Mexico donors for his reelection campaign through June.

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Farmington Police Department blotter for Aug. 10

Below is a digest of service calls performed by the Farmington Police Department.

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Weekend concert will honor local pianist, husband

The Aug. 25 show at the First Presbyterian Church id designed as a farewell for Edie Farm and her husband Paul.

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Jeff Dalton: Scorps reloading for 2019

Despite losing at least 8 key skill players on offense the last 2 years to graduation, Farmington football coach is confident in younger group.

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Parade, ceremony honors Navajo Code Talkers

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Search resumes for missing toddler in Shiprock

The 21-month-old boy was last seen in a remote area north of Shiprock.

Tribal leaders ask PRC to apply new law

Navajo Nation officials urged the PRC to apply the Energy Transition Act to PNM's application to abandon the San Juan Generating Station

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Production of ‘Robin Hood’ aims for accuracy

The use of real weapons is only one of the elements marking the production's authenticity.

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PHOTOS: TEA cast rehearses ‘Robin Hood’

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Here are some notable 2019 Cross Country events

Aztec Invitational and Shiprock Chieftain Invitational will be on Aug. 29 and Sept. 21, respectively. The Totah Invitational will be on Sept. 27.

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Calendar

Weekly roundup of entertainment-related events.

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Guides talk about the San Juan River’s trout

Several studies warn that climate change could drastically reduce trout habitat. Meanwhile, the fishery remains strong on the San Juan River.

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Prep’s Rod Denetso eager to return to playoffs

Eagles won 4 of their final 5 games in 2018, but just missed the playoffs. Denetso hopes a strong start helps end Prep’s 3-year playoff drought.

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PV coach Jared Howell ready for 2019 season

After winning District 1-5A title in 2018, Panthers eye another strong campaign. PV opens 2019 at home vs. Los Lunas on Aug. 23.

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Standouts from first week of New Mexico State fall camp

Six standouts from the first full week of New Mexico State fall camp

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Burger King manager accused of fraud arrested

The former district manager of Burger King restaurants in the Four Corners area has been arrested for fraudulently obtaining more than $24,000.

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Residents urge state to develop methane rules

Residents on the Navajo Nation give comments about state initiative to develop rules for controlling methane pollution from oil, natural gas sectors.

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Meet Teresa Leger Fernandez

Teresa Leger Fernandez is running for the Democratic Party nomination for Congressional District 3 representing northern New Mexico.

Man shot by police after car chase, crashes

A Farmington Police Department officer shot a man today after a police pursuit that started near Kirtland and continued through Farmington.