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It wasn’t a comet smashing into Earth that killed the dinosaurs. It was the flu. Well, I don’t know that for a fact but when you have the flu it sure seems like it could bring down all of those ancient behemoths. I thought for sure I wasn’t going to get the flu this year. Every fall my boss at my day job posts a sign-up sheet for flu shots and we dutifully ink our names on the page. If we don’t, the boss gives us curious looks while arching his eyebrows in the direction of the sign-up sheet. So when the aches, fever and gun...
The Associated Press SANTA FE — An effort is under way to open up what goes on behind closed doors in legislative conference committees. “Other public bodies have done this, and they’re still able to get things done,” said Sen. Dede Feldman, D-Albuquerque, sponsor of a measure to make conference committees meetings public. Conference committees, made up of House and Senate members, meet to work out differences in bills that both chambers pass on the same subject but which are not identical. Lawmakers who have opposed opening...
Clovis Christian’s Sam Barnett is fouled by House’s Sara Lee as she drives to the basket during the first half of Thursday’s District 4-1A girls matchup at CCS. (CNJ staff photo: Eric Kluth) Clovis Christian’s basketball teams got on the board in District 4-1A in a big way Thursday night. The CCS girls put four players in double figures — including two with more than 20 points — and outscored the House Cowgirls 77-65 at the CCS gym. Then the boys took over, cruising past their outmanned foe 74-26. Both CCS teams are now 1-1... Full story
