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Fields in Tome, New Mexico, show the effects of drought. According to hydrologist David Gensler, the river-flow forecast released April 1 is 30% below normal. He said it has been 36 years since the Rio Grande Valley has seen the canals for local farms run dry.
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Leila Chapa | May 4Children make origami kites to honor children who have been killed in Gaza, displayed at First Unitarian Church for the Community Kite Project for Gaza Press Conference and Open House on April 28.
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Maria Fernandez | April 13Rapper Waka Flaka Flame performs for students at ASUNM’s Fiestas on Johnson Field on Saturday, April 11.
