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From Tigers To
Tattoos: Gallup High School senior Rudy Lopez applies black
paint to the mouth of the bengal tiger as he paints a mural
onto the gymnasium wall Friday at Gallup High. Lopez says he
is trying to learn to be a tattoo artist and plans to become
an art teacher after graduating from high school. [Photo by
Jeffery Jones/Independent] |
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MVP: Gallup
Bengal boys basketball coach Ryan Cordova talks with Jon Marc
Sowers Saturday night during the Gallup Invitational Tournament
championship game. The Bengals beat the Cavemen to win the 63rd
tournament and Sowers was voted All-Tournament MVP by participating
coaches. See story/Sports Page 1 [Photo by John A. Bowersmith/Independent] |
Taking Flight: A mountain bluebird takes off from a patch of
snow in the park behind the Larry B. Mitchell Recreation Center
on Sunday afternoon. The mountain bluebird mainly lives in open
spaces such as parks and fields and are known for their ability
to hover especially when searching for food. [Photo by Matt Hinshaw/Independent]
The movie Guy: Red Rock 6 Projectionist Guy Nunley gets a
film ready to thread into a projector on Saturday afternoon in Gallup.
Red Rock 6 General Manager Yancey Cluff said that there was an 80
percent increase in ticket sales over the holiday season. This is
a common occurrence for movie theaters across the country. [Photo
by Matt Hinshaw/Independent]
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Monday
January 8, 2007
Selected
Stories:
Wages
to dominate meeting; Residency, Red Rock Park issues also on council
agenda
Hounshell
wins another round; Appeals court shoots down effort to have sheriff
removed
Local man
facing 5 charges; Calabeza risks being labeled a habitual offender
by courts
Navajo Elvis
salutes the King
Deaths
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