Dead Meadow News

 
KOB.com
Valencia Co. woman found dead; Police search for suspected lover
KOB.com
Martha Garcia Caderecha, 33, disappeared after her husband, Oscar Garcia Quinteros, 36, was shot at their Meadow Lake home. Her body was found in a field Wednesday afternoon. Quinteros was transported to University of New Mexico Hospital.

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Missing woman found dead near home
KASA
MEADOW LAKE, NM (KRQE) - The search for a missing woman is over Wednesday after police discovered her body near her home. Martha Garcia-Caderecha, 32, was found dead in a field across the street from her home in Meadow Lake east of Los Lunas.
BREAKING: Wife of Shooting Victim Found DeadABQ Journal (subscription)

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Meadow Event Park up for auction Tuesday
WWBT
By Deon Guillory - email A man is found dead in the street on Richmond's north side. Brookland Park Avenue is closed between Barton and North because the body is still in the street. Officials had to re-route the buses forMore >> A man is found dead in ...

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BREAKING: State Fair Sold At Auction
WRIC
Authorities confirm one person is dead, but have not releasedMore >> 27-year-old Antoine Leon Saunders shot and killed on Barton Avenue Tuesday afternoon... UPDATE: The State Fair of Virginia has a new owner, and looks to continue its run with a ...

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liherald.com
East Meadow squeaks by Mepham
liherald.com
By Steve Siniski In one of the stranger endings to any softball game, let alone a postseason matchup, a dead ball run awarded after a wild pitch with runners on first and third and one out in the bottom of the ninth pushed No. 2 East Meadow past No.

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Viewfinder: John Fielder's the art of seeing
Summit Daily News
For color, think opposites, red paintbrush wildflowers in a green meadow. Or how about yellow aspen leaves against a cobalt blue sky? Unique shapes may stand out, like the silhouette of a dead pinion pine tree against the purple twilight sky.


 
Outdoors: These shrews are deadly in their short lives
Worcester Telegram
If it weren't dead, we probably never would have seen it. While checking our mist nets at the Auburn Sportsman's Club bird-banding station last week, the Ecotarium's Theresa Walcott and I came across the only venomous mammal in Massachusetts.