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THE NEW MEXICAN Saturday, July 13, 2013
SANTA FE TRAIL JAM: CREWS PREPARE FOR ANNUAL EVENT
ABOVE: Julian Chavez of Santa Fe helps build a ride wall at La Tierra Trails on Friday in preparation for the ninth annual Santa Fe Trail Jam. The ride wall will be 18 feet off the ground when it's finished. The Trail Jam is a free event from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday at La Tierra trail. RIGHT: Alex Jaquez of Santa Fe smooths out parts of the course in preparation for the Trail Jam. PHOTOS BY LUIS SÁNCHEZ SATURNO/THE NEW MEXICAN
In brief Zozobra ticket sales promoted In the lead-up to the Sept. 5 burning of Will Shuster’s Zozobra, event organizers have devised a way to promote advance ticket sales and, they hope, make the event more accessible to the community. Anyone who buys tickets before Aug. 15 is entered into a drawing to win one of three prizes. The grand prize of the contest — which anyone can enter as many times as they want, even without an advance ticket purchase — is the opportunity for the winner and nine others to lead the chant to “burn him” as the time of Zozobra’s fiery demise draws near at Fort Marcy Ballpark. Second prize is a marshmallow roast on the giant marionette’s charred remains once it has collapsed. Third prize is a photo opportunity in front of Old Man Gloom at 8 p.m. Sept. 5. Online ticket sales began July 4, and in-person ticket sales will begin at financial institutions around Santa Fe on July 22. Tickets are $10 for adults, and children under 10 are admitted for free. Everyone who buys a ticket in person will also be able to fill out an entry form. The winners of the contest will be drawn Aug. 18. Advance tickets can be purchased online at burnzozobra. com.
rib-eye sandwich, a bag of chips at Western New Mexico UniAuthorities say a 20-year-old and a soft drink or bottled water versity in Silver City, where the Central New Mexico Comfor $5, with all proceeds going to senator grew up. munity College student told the school’s PTA. investigators he bought the He said Certified Hereford ingredients from the Internet Beef is donating the meat and and a hardware store to cook a doing the cooking for the event, psychedelic drug from instrucwhich runs from 10 a.m. to tions he found online. 6 p.m. Saturday at the store. Police said authorities on Staff and wire reports Thursday seized unopened bottles of iodine, ammonia TORN BETWEEN HER HEART AND HER FAMILY and other chemicals in what appeared to be a drug lab operating out of a student’s room at The city Arts Commission is The University of New Mexiaccepting applications for the co’s Lobo Village. 11th annual City of Santa Fe Art on Loan Exhibition, which enables Now Servicing All local artists to display their work WWW.SONYCLASSICS.COM Makes and Models at various public locations — 2 years or 24,000 mile such as the airport, libraries, parks warranty on EXCLUSIVE or even a street corner — for one Parts & Labor. ENGAGEMENT year. NOW PLAYING Applications are due Aug. 5, WWW.FILLTHEVOIDMOVIE.COM and the artworks must be suitable for outdoor display. The committee will select the winning entries based on the artistic quality, site compatibility, material suitability, environmental impact, public safety and contribution to the city’s public art collection, according to the release. For more information on the contest or for a list of available sites, call 955-6707 or email rasAngela Ortiz Flores LISW kowski@ci.santa-fe.nm.us.
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