Albuquerque Journal - 2020-05-17

• Hotel Quarantine
• New Mexico’s new norm: Wear a mask in public
• Lovelace medical chief is at war with yet another virus
• Detox center outbreak ripples through reservatio­n
• INSIDE VIEW
• Future Lobos
• PUBLIC ART FEEDS MIND AND SOUL
• Celebratio­n off
• COVID-19 update
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Mask reuse ‘can’t become new norm’
• Masks catch on across ABQ
• Reopenings, new rules kick in
• Democrats investigat­e firing of watchdog at State Department
• Surreal pomp and circumstan­ce at online graduation
• Memorial Day ceremony canceled because of pandemic
• Panel to consider petition seeking Pecos River protection­s
• HOW YOUR CONGRESSIO­NAL DELEGATES VOTED
• Blinded by ‘science’?
• Dr. Fauci is not the virus villain
• Proud to be a Lobo med school grad
• It’s time to tap the permanent fund
• Dems must rein in state spending
• League of Women Voters guide is at Vote411.org
• Hundreds demand justice for Arbery
• Obama pans virus response in graduation speeches
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
• The process of REMEMBERIN­G
• Santa Fe Indian Market is taking the event online
• BernCo aims to help creative community
• Connecting the generation­s
• Pro Musica names new artistic director
• A continuing journey
• Mystery plant could be sand verbena; tips for leggy tomatoes
• ‘Big Summer’ a romp through online influencer culture
• Lou Gehrig’s generosity shines in new book
• ‘Blessing Loom’ scheme deserves curses, not blessings
• After ‘The Last Dance,’ the band broke up
• MLB projecting a $640,000 loss per game
• What’s next for prep sports is anybody’s guess
• Truncated season could mean bye to buy games
• Charity match to have a different look
• SPORTS SPEAK UP!
• Proposals: Don’t spit, no bat boys, no Mr. Met
• Darlington plays host Sunday as Cup Series returns to action
• QUICK HITS
• Dunbar, Baker turn themselves in to police
• WORKING ON THE RAILROAD
• Legislator faces challenger in SD 5 primary
• Decidedly different Dems seek HD 40 seat
• Meet Journal North’s prep boys athletes of 2020
• pets of the week
• More of our picks for the Democratic primary
• Extend Chaco comment period
• The best of the human enterprise will carry on
• We also face a pandemic of racism
• Energy and the economy post-COVID-19
• Chaco Canyon inspires ‘Songs for My Muse’
• SF Art Institute carves out niche on Midtown campus
• Four vie to represent Taos House District 42
• Vintage cooking by the book
• WEEK IN REVIEW

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