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Exercise classes have a mixed reputation. Fitness sessions are described as tough, and demanding endurance, and a strong performance. I believe exercise sessions have even been called a bunch of woman moving around like synchronized robots.

If you dig a little deeper and participate in a few of the classes at the Family YMCA in Los Alamos, however, I believe you would not see mechanics or drill exercises, but a real art form.

TAOS — It might have started out like a Chamber of Commerce-type day in Taos County, but skies got gray in a hurry for the Taos Tiger girls soccer team Tuesday.

By the time the wind kicked up and the clouds rolled in after the halftime break, the Los Alamos Hilltoppers had a big cushion they would add to throughout the second half.

The Hilltoppers thumped the Tigers 8-0 at Anaya Field to keep their District 2AAAA record a spotless 3-0 with just one team remaining to be seen.

SANTA FE – Describing next month’s election as critical to America, former presidential candidate Mitt Romney urged voters to throw their support behind Rep. Steve Pearce, R-N.M., for U.S. Senate.

Romney joined Pearce and his wife Cynthia at a campaign stop in front of Garcia’s Tires on Airport Road Tuesday afternoon.

He has shown strong support for Pearce, even appearing at a breakfast fundraiser for him during the GOP National Convention while Pearce attended his father’s funeral.

An odd-ball team makes an enormous impact on the world in “Charlie Wilson’s War.”

The movie, which was based on a true story, depicts a foul-mouth CIA agent, a rich domineering socialite and a womanizing congressman successfully pulling off a covert operation, the affects of which are still being felt today.