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Tuesday, April 30,2013
Local News

Testing Out

How a privatized GED could hurt New Mexico’s neediest students

Peter St. Cyr
Like other students cramming for final exams, Alma Hernandez is doing everything she can to pass her General Education Development (GED) test before it’s totally revamped in January.
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Tuesday, April 2,2013
Features

Nuts to Butts

controversial prisoner shakedowns could leave taxpayers on the hook for damages

Peter St. Cyr
A series of skulls is tattooed across John Oates’ penis.
Tuesday, March 26,2013
Local News

Reel Respect

Program aims to protect New Mexico’s non-union film actors

Peter St. Cyr

Background actors Wes Trudell and James Blackburn can’t wait to the see The Lone Ranger, this summer’s expected blockbuster.

Tuesday, March 19,2013
Local News

Packing Heat

The numbers behind New Mexico’s handguns

Peter St. Cyr
Like most busy sales executives, Nicole McMahan spends a lot of time traveling.
Tuesday, February 26,2013
Local News

Hash Gripe

Lawmaker reconsiders bill requiring criminal background checks for medical marijuana patients

Peter St. Cyr
A controversial proposal to require criminal background checks and photo IDs for medical marijuana patients is headed back to the drawing board.
Tuesday, January 15,2013
Local News

Fighting Back!

The state pulled Richard Rubin’s license for “prescribing” medical marijuana—but Rubin says he’s been wrongly accused

Peter St. Cyr
Richard Rubin remembers last May like it was yesterday. That’s when the New Mexico Medical Board declared him an immediate danger to the public.
Tuesday, January 8,2013
Local News

Passing the Gavel

Ken Martinez takes up the mantle as New Mexico’s second most powerful politician

Peter St. Cyr
State Rep. W Kenneth Martinez, who is poised to become the second most powerful official in New Mexico next Tuesday, loves watching football games, especially when his youngest son, Agustin “Tino” Martinez, is on the field.
Tuesday, December 4,2012
Local News

Nowhere to Turn

Inmates suffering from drug addiction may be running out of options

Peter St. Cyr
Harris Silver remembers seeing his life flash before his eyes the day he almost died along an Arizona highway in 1986.
 
 
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