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Write On! Four CornersWrite On Four Corners with DelSheree Spinner: Interview with Kathryn Berla
Kathryn Berla joins the show this week to discuss her newest book, “John Doe Does Not Suck,” a noir mystery with struggling 317-year-old vampire who gets drawn into a serial killer investigation. The book was recently published by New Mexico publisher Artemesia Publishing. Learn more at https://www.kathrynberlabooks.com/
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The Scott Michlin Morning ProgramAdopt-A-Pet Tuesday! : With Amber Francisco
During KSJE's "Adopt a Pet Tuesday" segment, host Scott Michlin highlights three adoptable dogs—Coco, Daffy Duck, and Lucky—from the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter. Although technical difficulties cut short his interview with shelter representative Amber Francisco, Scott shares each dog's personality and encourages listeners to consider adoption. He also reminds viewers about the Bissell Pet Foundation's Empty the Shelters event, which offers waived adoption fees for eligible pets. The segment concludes with a call for the community to share the featured animals and help them find lovin...
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The Scott Michlin Morning ProgramNew Aztec Mayor Brett Lanier : With Brett Lanier, & Scott Michlin
Mayor Brett Lanier joined KSJE for his first interview since being elected as Aztec's 60th mayor, discussing his priorities for the city and his vision for its future. The conversation covered current water restrictions due to drought, progress on the long-awaited Aztec Arterial Project, and the city's efforts to fill key leadership positions and improve infrastructure. Lanier also highlighted the importance of supporting local businesses, strengthening regional partnerships, and expanding community-focused projects such as the BMX track and downtown events. Reflecting on his lifelong ties ...
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San Juan Co. to NM: Find Out Why Local Gas Prices Are HighThe New Mexico Department of Justice has investigated fuel prices in San Juan County under prior Attorneys General. Investigations were inconclusive, but there was relief at the pump for a brief period. “We just want to be assured that San Juan County is paying what’s fair at the pump,” said Commissioner Lanier. “With limited competition between brands, it is worth checking out.”
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Suspect Sought in July 4th Fatal ShootingDeputies responded to reports of a shooting and located 18-year-old Elihue Vialpando, who had sustained fatal gunshot wounds. A second victim, Jack Chavez, suffered a gunshot wound to his leg and was transported to San Juan Regional Medical Center for treatment. Witness statements revealed Vialpando brandished a pistol and fired rounds earlier in the night, but based on the timeline of events and witness statements, did not support actions by Thomas Vigil.
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Authorities Search for DWI Treatment Center EscapeeThe suspect escaped during Sunday afternoon church services. He asked to go to the bathroom and never returned, immediately initiating a count and search of the facility. This is the first escape in the 31-year history of the jail-based treatment center.
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Regional Events
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Music in the Park at Vereda de San Juan, Bloomfield
"Badly Bent" at river park in Bloomfield at 860 S. First Street - June 11 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. Bring a chair, skeeter spray, enjoy music and Forked Food.
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Where are the Totally Ninja Raccoons in Farmington
This is a local scavenger hunt set in Farmington businesses during the month of July.
at Amy's Bookcase
