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NM drought will not hinder summer activities

NM drought will not hinder summer activities

Despite the dry conditions, New Mexico residents are encouraged to participate in outdoor activities. Last week a joint press conference was held to remind New Mexicans state parks and recreation facilities are opened throughout the state.

New Mexico is experiencing a drought with precipitation lower than normal. State Engineer Scott Verhines said La Niña is to blame for the dry winter months, but weather patterns should change during the summer.

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Special Annular Eclipse Viewing & Ghost Tour of Old Town on Sunday, May 20 at 6:30pm

Special Annular Eclipse Viewing & Ghost Tour of Old Town on Sunday, May 20 at 6:30pm

 

On Sunday, May 20, 2012 the Tours of Old Town will host an “Annular Eclipse Viewing & Ghost Tour of Old Town” at 6:30pm.

Eclipse veiwing glasses are included during the exciting and professional tour. Soon after, guest will partake in a 90 minute Ghost Tour of Old Town and enjoy complimentary appetizers and snacks.

Young actors receive scholarships

 

The Albuquerque Theatre Guild has presented six-$100 scholarships to young students in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. These scholarships are awarded to help students participate in theater programs over the summer. This is the fourth year the scholarship program.


 

APD investigates double shooting; Woman crashes crime scene

Albuquerque police are investigating a double shooting that happened near Pennsylvania and Copper NE early Monday.

Police say one of the men suffered a wound to his leg and the other was shot in the stomach.

We are told both victims are expected to recover.

Police are still looking for the shooter.

And while police were still investigating, they say a woman drove through that crime scene and hit two police cars.

Police tell us Nancy Pedroza-Granados fled the scene but was later caught.

She is charged with aggravated DWI and hit and run.

She was also charged with child abuse, because she had her 3-year-old daughter in the car.

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APD investigating double shooting early Monday

Albuquerque police are investigating a double shooting that happened near Pennsylvania and Copper NE early Monday.

Police say one of the men suffered a wound to his leg and the other was shot in the stomach.

We are told both victims are expected to recover.

Police are still looking for the shooter.

Albuquerque Foothills burglars caught in the act

Albuquerque police have arrested two suspected burglars, but now they want the victims to come forward to claim their property.

Police said an alert neighbor called 911 this week, twice to report suspicious activity on Chapala Place in the Foothills area.  Police eventually caught up with the suspects, and said they found a lot of stuff they suspect is stolen.  

Now, the burglary team said they want any victims in the area from this past week to come forward, not just to claim their stuff, but to also tie the suspects to more crimes.

"Once it's been photographed, properly documented who it belongs to and list them as a victim as well, which is an added charge as well, once all that's done, it's simply returned back to them," said Albuquerque Police Department Officer Robert Gibbs.

If you have been burglarized in the past week, police want you to email them at apdburglary@cabq.gov.

Spring OctoFair! Saturday May 12th from 10am-3pm

Spring OctoFair! Saturday May 12th  from 10am-3pm

Everyone's invited to the Spring OctoFair this Saturday May 12, 2012 from 10am-3pm in the parking lot of the Artichoke Cafe, hosted by the Octopus and the Fox.

Enjoy a fun day full of crafts, a raffle and bake sale which will benefit New Day, a local organization that provides assistance to at risk youths.

For more information call: 505-203-2659 or email theoctopusandthefox@gmail.com