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Ollie Reed

Ollie Reed

Staff Writer at Albuquerque Journal

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Los Ranchos Mayor Joe Craig dies: Elected in November on a platform opposed to high-density devel...

Joe Craig, elected mayor of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque in November on a platform that championed open space and opposed high-density development, has died.
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Los Ranchos seeks OK to seek injunction to pause Palindrome

Village of Los Ranchos administration is seeking board of trustee approval to request a court injunction stopping the Palindrome building project at the southeast corner of Fourth and Osuna.
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A wild ride: Allan Chapman's musical journey took him from Woodstoc...

If anyone ever came into this life destined to be a cowboy, it was Allan Chapman. He was born in Pecos, Texas, and grew up in tiny Benjamin, Texas, near the Blue Goose Ranch, founded by his great-grandfather in 1882.
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Fire, water and hope: Tucked into the Lincoln National Forest, Boni...

Belinda "Bindy" Bass was driving to Bonito Lake this past Tuesday when she pulled to the side of the road to speak on her cell phone with the Journal. Bass is parks and recreation director for the City of Alamogordo. She was headed to Bonito to assess the threat posed to the lake by the Blue Front Fire, which started Monday, Oct. 28.
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Enriching their stories: Former Albuquerque Museum director James M...

James C. "Jim" Moore retired from his job as director of the Albuquerque Museum of Art and History in 2005. But step into his handsome South Valley house, and you realize immediately that art history is as much a part of his life now as it was during the 26 years he was at the museum.
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Drone on: Evolving light show technology making its third appearanc...

Drone shows, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles to paint stories on night-dark skies, are still new in the world of entertainment spectacles, but they are evolving.
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Extra, extra: There's more to Balloon Fiesta than mass ascensions

In 2016, her first year in the artisans tent at the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, stained glass artist Tamara Phillips-Kingery put out 75 of her ornamental balloons for the first morning session. "They were gone in a couple of hours," she said.
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Old Main makes its mark: Special Collections Library named to Natio...

Albuquerque’s Special Collections Library, a handsome Spanish Pueblo Revival building that grew with the city, has been listed on the National Register of Historic places.
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Once upon a time in Lamy: Artist Thom Ross created a steel-hard met...

LAMY — On a recent Saturday afternoon, Journal photographer Eddie Moore and I were standing behind Nuckolls Brewing at the Lamy Railyard, gazing over the train tracks into the green
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Historic, maybe haunted, St. James Hotel in Cimarron closing this m...

Cimarron’s historic, and perhaps haunted, St. James Hotel, founded in 1872, is shutting its doors this month.
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Hot stuff: Jes Márquez commemorates Zozobra's 100th anniversary wit...

Villanueva -- Jes Márquez turned the cowboy boot over in her hands, pointing out the inlay details -- an animal skull, a yucca plant, a mission church. It's a mostly orange boot, green at its pointy toe and New Mexico sky blue at its very top.