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‘Every stop is a lawsuit waiting to happen’: Residents again press council to ax Flock cameras

By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. Familiar faces in Rio Rancho’s fight over Flock Safety cameras were back before the governing body Sept. 10, pressing the council to end the program โ€” this time backing up their case with lawsuits and data-misuse incidents they said happened in other states. City Manager Matt Geisel again pointed residents […]

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Veterans For Peace billboard off I-40 urges troops, FBI, ICE to refuse โ€˜unlawfulโ€™ orders

An electronic billboard on the south side of the I-40 exit at Wyoming Boulevard displays a message from Veterans For Peace Chapter 63, which serves Albuquerque and Central and Southern New Mexico. The sign debuted from Monday, Sept. 14, runs through through the midterm election and was purchased by chapter members Robert L. Anderson, Charles […]

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Fuego 505 torches the competition, wins State Fair’s green chile cheeseburger crown

Albuquerque’s Fuego 505 out-smashed seven rivals to claim the Blind Judging crown at the New Mexico State Fair’s Original Green Chile Cheeseburger Challenge, while Aztec’s Badlands Burgers & Brews won over fairgoers’ taste buds โ€” and their votes โ€” for the People’s Choice title. La Villa Burgers and Boba of Santa Rosa landed second in […]

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Heart of a champion: Stapleton fifth-grader scores Super Bowl tickets through lifesaving mission

By Rodd Cayton Connor O’Toole aspires to reach Super Bowl LXI in Inglewood, California. Sophia Farwell has already earned her ticket. Literally. O-Toole, a La Cueva High School alumnus, is a linebacker for the Seattle Seahawks. Sophia, a fifth-grader at Ernest Stapleton Elementary School, is one of just five students from across the country selected […]

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