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Urban Farm Road Trip: Albuquerque

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Urban Farm Road Trip: Albuquerque by Tania Casselle for Urban Farm magazine This Southwestern city draws on its agricultural roots and pioneer spirit to create a sustainable oasis in the desert. As the largest city in New Mexico, Albuquerque has its fair share of strip malls and high tech industries, … Continue reading →

What’s New in Taos (for New Mexico Magazine)

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What’s New in Taos: Traditions with a Twist by Tania Casselle for New Mexico Magazine A small town with a big mountain—and a personality to match—Taos always offers something out of the ordinary. Let’s see what’s cookin’. Read What’s New in Taos in full, online at New Mexico Magazine, March … Continue reading →

Strictly Old School

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Old School Skills for Today by Tania Casselle If you’ve never canned produce, made your own buttermilk or soap, or gathered eggs from your backyard chickens, the Old School in Albuquerque could be the place to learn how.  The Old School offers classes in the kind of “frugal, traditional, and … Continue reading →

Score the City’s Coolest Fun for Free (for Albuquerque The Magazine)

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Score the City’s Coolest Fun for Free They say the best things in life are free. And, when they’re talking about Albuquerque, they’re certainly right. From magic workshops to museum days, from films to food, and even free books and bowling for kids, the city is full of bargains. Tania … Continue reading →

Physicians to Farmers: Talon de Gato

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Talon de Gato Farmers for Local Flavor magazine by Tania Casselle “I spent 20 years working in a room without windows,” says retired anesthesiologist Adam Mackie. He’s certainly making up for it now. Working the Talon de Gato farm with former public health physician Steve Jenison, he gets as much … Continue reading →

Tasty Traditions

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Tasty Traditions Book review and author profile by Tania Casselle Potica bread, latkes, and beef stewed in Coke. Perhaps not the first dishes that spring to mind when you think about New Mexican food, but author Sharon Niederman knows better. She shares the story behind her new book New Mexico’s … Continue reading →

Duke City Family Fun

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Duke City Family Fun Dinosaurs, snakes, sharks, amusement park thrills… this summer’s pick of kid-friendly Albuquerque destinations to help your family keep their cool, keep your bank account chilled out, and leave your brood thoroughly exhausted… I mean, entertained. Read the full Duke City Family Fun feature on attractions and … Continue reading →