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Ty's Take Wildlife's been wandering down from the mountains more than usual this summer, and whether it's bighorn sheep checking out Pajarito Acres or deer browsing the fruit stand at Mari Mac, the message seems clear enough—the plateau's getting crowded. Between
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Ty's Take The McCauley Springs Fire sitting at 77 percent contained as the long Fourth of July weekend wrapped up—that's the number that matters most on the plateau right now, and it's the one that'll stick with folks here longer than
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Ty's Take Robert Trujillo was 47 when he died, and Casey Luster was 32, and that's the kind of year we're having up here on the plateau—the kind where you go to the store and run into someone's kid grown up,
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Ty's Take That dead juniper in Pajarito Acres isn't just a tree—it's a warning written in bark and brittle wood that the plateau is thirsty in a way we haven't seen in a while. We've lived through Cerro Grande