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Morning Word: Another challenge to Sunland Park ballots

31. July 2014

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Can urban farming flourish in the high desert?

31. July 2014

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McCune Foundation shifting focus for community grant awards

31. July 2014

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Albuquerque infill projects get increased attention

31. July 2014

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Opponents of new housing development won delay on approval of the project

31. July 2014

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Hospital union seeks to swap incentive pay for staffing levels

31. July 2014

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Speck unveils Downtown walkability recommendations

31. July 2014

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Mesilla residents question proposed water rate increase

31. July 2014

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NM delegation wary of possible work permit plan

31. July 2014

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Texans, New Mexicans Team Up for a Sustainable Economy

30. July 2014

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By Frontera NorteSur

On a blazing July day, the temperature in El Paso’s Union Plaza District was almost as hot as the brassy sounds of the local musical group Riboflavin that entertained the crowd at the Downtown Art and Farmers Market (DAFM) with bursts of jazzy R&B. 

A great portion of the fresh produce sold at the El Paso market is actually grown just across the state line in southern New Mexico’s Dona Ana County. While the legal battle between Texas and New Mexico over use of Rio Grande water has been in the news as of late, the DAFM is an instance of cooperation between Tejanos and Nuevomexicanos in harnessing land and water for mutual benefit...

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