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County Issues Clarification On ‘Don’t Join The Flock’ LTE By James Rickman

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By James Rickman Verified
| Los Alamos Reporter Verified
BY DAVE KRUEGER Public Information Officer Los Alamos County I’m writing to provide some clarification regarding the letter to the editor by James Rickman “Don’t Join The Flock.” (https://losalamosreporter.com/2026/05/25/lte-dont-join-the-flock/) dated May 5, 2026 Our data collection and retention policy for the Police Department’s automated license plate readers (ALPR) is clear that all data collected from those cameras are secured on local servers and solely for official use by the Los...
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Solving the border issue - Las Cruces Bulletin

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By James Rickman Verified
| The Las Cruces Bulletin Verified
New Mexican borderlands recently transferred from the Bureau of Land Management to the U.S. Army hold many treasures. I became familiar with parts of these spectacularly lonely reaches of Chihuahuan desert nearly 40 years ago while attending New Mexico State University. A much older friend of mine had the privilege of patrolling the expansive stretches of sun-drenched scrub as a BLM volunteer.
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Borderland treasures are hidden amid controversy

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By James Rickman Verified
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
New Mexican borderlands recently transferred from the Bureau of Land Management to the U.S. Army hold many treasures. I became familiar with parts of these spectacularly lonely reaches of the Chihuahuan Desert nearly 40 years ago while attending New Mexico State University. A much older friend of mine had the privilege of patrolling the expansive stretches of sun-drenched scrub as a BLM volunteer.
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