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 Alibi V.20 No.41 • Oct 13-19, 2011 
Emily Apodaca holds a picture of sister Tiffany Toribio and nephew Tyrus.

News Feature

Distress Signals

Did city services miss calls for help from Tiffany Toribio and her family?

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When the body of a young boy was found buried in a playground in May 2009, a shocked Albuquerque dubbed him “Baby Angel.” The search for his identity began. As the week wore on, it would gradually dawn on his aunt, Emily Apodaca, that the boy she was hearing about on the news was her own nephew, Tyrus Toribio.
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Council Watch

Same Old Crew

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There were no new faces at the Wednesday, Oct. 5 City Council meeting. The day before in the municipal election, incumbent Councilors Brad Winter and Trudy Jones beat two candidates vying for their seats. Councilors Debbie O’Malley and Rey Garduño faced no opposition.

Odds and Ends

Odds & Ends

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Dateline: California—A 54-year-old man has put pot smokers who call 911 to report stolen dope to shame. Delhi resident Kraig Stockard is in jail after asking local police to help find his stolen child pornography ...

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If It Ain't Baroque, Don't Fix It

Ballet of the Seven Planets Workshop

By Mayo Lua de Frenchie
Learn traditional Baroque ballet from the time of Louis the XIV sponsored by the Dance Preservation Fund.
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Like They Do in Havana—Ooh Na Na

¡Baile!: Rueda de Casino (Cuban Salsa) Dance Classes

By Mayo Lua de Frenchie
Instructors Evelyn Mora and Norma Quiñones offer a chance for families and friends to learn the history, culture and basic movements for salsa, bachata, merengue and more.
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The Movement of Revolution

Ghanaian Dance Classes

By Mayo Lua de Frenchie
Learn traditional Ghanaian dance from a master of the genre.
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