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The Scott Michlin Morning ProgramArchaeology South West "The Pueblo Revolt" : With Paul Reed, & Scott Michlin
Archaeologist Paul Reed discusses the Pueblo Revolt in New Mexico. It began around this time: August 10, 1680.KSJE is a community-supported public radio station!Join us today at http://www.KSJE.com/supportDid you like this program? Share it! :-) See how you can support KSJE here: http://www.KSJE.com/support (Some music is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ )Watch other "visual radio" programs:"The Cop Shop with FPD" every 2nd & 4th Friday at 12pm
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Write On! Four CornersWrite On Four Corners with DelSheree Spinner: Interview with Ty Bannerman
Albuquerque author Ty Bannerman joins the show this week to talk about his memoir, “Nuclear Family: A Memoir of the Atomic West.” He discusses how he blended historical information with the story of how his family was impacted by their involvement with nuclear development in New Mexico. Learn more at http://www.tybannerman.com/
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The Scott Michlin Morning ProgramFarmington Public Library "August Update" : With Jenny Lee Ryan, & Scott Michlin
This morning's segment features Jennifer Lee Ryan of the Farmington Public Library reflecting on the success of the library’s summer reading program, which drew nearly 3,000 participants and logged more than 42,000 books. She also previews upcoming library events, including the annual Foundation Book Sale, book discussion groups, and a Pokémon GO workshop, while highlighting how these programs foster literacy, community engagement, and lifelong learning.
Local News
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Whittenberg Convicted of Double KillingsJudge Curtis Gurley sentenced Andrew Whittenberg to two consecutive life sentences, each with a minimum of 30 years, plus an additional 16½ years to be served consecutively, bringing his total sentence to 76½ years in prison.
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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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Summer Time Family Fest
Summer Time Family Fest. Saturday, August 29th, from 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. at the SJC Graduation Plaza. Free event for the family!
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Balloon Glow 2026!
Join us at San Juan College Graduation Plaza, as we host an evening of the Four Corners Balloon Rally. Enjoy food, live music and entertainment, carnival games...
at San Juan College Graduation Plaza
