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Juliana Guerin made history earlier this month, capturing her third state singles tennis championship in dominant fashion, but it wasn’t quite as easy as the scores might indicate. And given the adversity she had to overcome to defend her title, Guerin appreciates this one every bit as much as the previous two she won as an eighth-grader in 2010 and as a sophomore last spring.

In a post-championship interview, Guerin shared her thoughts about coming back from injury (again), her journey back to the final, and her plans for continued growth on the court.

By Russell Contreras
The Associated Press

BERNALILLO — A judge in the case of a former Albuquerque police officer accused of killing his wife on Wednesday rescinded on oral ruling to seal all new pretrial motions and said he will rule next week on whether to unseal other documents sought by media outlets.

Sixth- and seventh- grade students may soon be dancing the evening away. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. today (Friday) the Abe Montoya Recreation Center will hold a dance for the middle school students.

“We are trying to do something for sixth and seventh grade students,” Lucas Griego said.
Griego, a youth coordinator at the local center, said local DJ, J&J will provide the music for the three-hour dance. Jeanette Nolan also donated her time to the teen dance held earlier this month.

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Monday, May 27 — Donna Keserich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keserich of Las Vegas, was named Highlands University “Woman of the Year” during the awards Assembly held Thursday. Miss Keserich, a junior at Highlands and a graduate of Robertson High School, also received other honors at the Awards Assembly. She was named “Actress of the Year” and with Mary Sue Gallegos, named “Best Delta Zeta Pledge. She is majoring in journalism and English.