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From Albuquerque Journal, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Albuquerque Journal22 hours ago

    Albuquerque gardening: Purple asters help bees, hummingbird feeder advice, on Albuquerque Journal

    An Albuquerque gardening expert explains why letting purple asters bloom can support bees and offers guidance on when to take down hummingbird feeders in fall.

  2. Albuquerque Journal23 hours ago

    Nob Hill Storage sculpture show explores accumulation and objects, on Albuquerque Journal

    “Hannah Taylor Engel,” a Windows on Central sculpture show at Nob Hill Storage, examines storage, preservation and discarded objects. View the street-facing installation in Albuquerque’s Nob Hill through Dec. 31.

In brief

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  • BoxingAlbuquerque's Abraham Perez kept his WBA interim flyweight title Saturday night with a unanimous decision over Puerto Rico's Yankiel Rivera at the Kiva Auditorium.

    Albuquerque's Abraham Perez kept his WBA interim flyweight title Saturday night with a unanimous decision over Puerto Rico's Yankiel Rivera at the Kiva Auditorium. Perez is now 16-0 with seven knockouts.

    Around New Mexico · Sunday’s editionSource: Albuquerque Journal

  • Sandia PrepSandia Prep beat Cottonwood Classical Prep 1-0 for the Class A-3A girls state title.

    Sandia Prep beat Cottonwood Classical Prep 1-0 for the Class A-3A girls state title. Keira Rodriguez scored in the 72nd minute, and the Sundevils finished 17-6. The girls' win made it a sweep, a day after the boys' championship.

    Around New Mexico · Sunday’s editionSources: KOB 4, Albuquerque Journal