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May 10-16, 2019 • 1 The INSIDE: Roaring Mouse Independent Estancia schools Sept. 6-12, 2019 • Vol. 21, No. 36 50¢ Hemp harvest one of first in NM By Leota Harriman Torrance County, where the harvest is wholesale, working with massage thera- products, in what Boylan describes as a now underway. Owners Bob Boylan and pists and other health professionals— “totally vertically integrated” hemp With emergency rules in place for Kyle Blanks talked about the uses of and is working on a clearinghouse for operation. New Mexico's first hemp harvest in gen- hemp and cannabis, along with the satis- hemp sales. A google search for “artisan farming” erations, a small farm hopes to position faction they gain by small-scale farming Their artisanal approach means hand yielded over 11 million results. itself as a leader in the industry with its with an eye for detail. tending every plant, doing their own Artisanal agricultural operations pro- artisanal approach. Road Runner sells CBD products on expression of CBD from their plants Road Runner CBD is based in its website, and also sells those products using a press, and making their own See HEMP HARVEST, page 3 Hemp ready for harvest at Road Runner CBD in Torrance County. Photo by Leota Harriman. Bomb found on Estancia school campus By Tamara Bicknell-Lombardi Estancia Police Chief Vernon Cobbs. Schools website, Sims says that “the uated to the elementary school and put Estancia Municipal Schools superin- device had a cap, a fuse, was in a metal into a lockdown; the kids are allowed Estancia students were evacuated and tendent Cindy Sims said that “the main- tube, was packed and wrapped with movement within the building but not put on lockdown Aug.
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