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(L-R) Clare Wallerstein and Leandra Lovejoy were two of 220 Santa Fe Prep students who helped fill the rotunda at the capital building in Santa Fe, N.M. where a press release exhibited how Santa Fe youth push to make DWI laws in New Mexico harsher. Photographed on Jan. 26, 2010.
Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican

santafenewmexican > All those gathered in the rotunda at the capital building in Santa Fe, N.M. wore black ties around their arms as they pressed lawmakers for to show how Santa Fe youth care about making the DWI laws in New Mexico harsher so that accidents like the one this summer do not happen again. Photographed on Jan. 26, 2010.
Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican

santafenewmexican > Anna Otero Hatanaka (L) meets Laura Harris (C) and her son, Austin Harris (R), as they stay to attend a news conference to support Senate Bill 173, sponsored by state senator Rod Adair, on Jan. 26, 2010. The bill is aimed at helping developmentally disabled by prohibiting attorney payments. Hatanaka is the executive director for the association of developmental disabilities community providers (ADDCP), and Harris of Alamagordo, is part of the Developmental Disabilities Waiver.
Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican

santafenewmexican > Senator Rod Adair (C) gives a news conference at the State Capitol as Anna Otero Hatanaka (L) and Austin Harris (R) stay to support him, on Jan. 26, 2010. Hatanaka is the executive director for the association of developmental disabilities community providers (ADDCP), and Harris of Alamagordo, is part of the Developmental Disabilities Waiver. Members of the developmental disabilities community attend a news conference to support Senate Bill 173, sponsored by state senator Rod Adair. The bill is aimed at helping developmentally disabled by prohibiting attorney payments. Photographed on Jan. 26, 2010.
Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican

santafenewmexican > The Rail Runner train station near the 599 intersection in Santa Fe, N.M. on Jan. 26, 2010.
Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican

santafenewmexican > The train is full as it leaves the Rail Runner train station near the 599 intersection in Santa Fe, N.M. on Jan. 26, 2010.
Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican

santafenewmexican > Michael Taylor, indoor radon outreach coordinator with the State of New Mexico environment department, shows off the contents of the radon sampler kit at his office on Jan. 26, 2010. The environment department is making a limited number of sampler kits available to people for free to residents that are willing to share the test results for an ongoing reaserch project. Radon an invisible, odorless hazard that seeps into homes from natural sources. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.

santafenewmexican > The La Cueva High School vs Santa Fe High School boys basketball game at La Cueva High School on Jan. 26, 2010. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.

santafenewmexican > La Cueva's Dylan Fritsch, number 42, goes up for a shot while surrounded by Santa Fe's defense duirng the first quarter of the La Cueva High School vs Santa Fe High School boys basketball game at La Cueva High School on Jan. 26, 2010. Luis Sanchez Saturno/ The New Mexican.

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(L-R) Clare Wallerstein and Leandra Lovejoy were two of 220 Santa Fe Prep students who helped fill the rotunda at the capital building in Santa Fe, N.M. where a press release exhibited how Santa Fe youth push to make DWI laws in New Mexico harsher. Photographed on Jan. 26, 2010.
Natalie Guillen/The New Mexican

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