Albuquerque Journal du lieu suivant : Albuquerque, New Mexico • A1

League opener SPORTS B1 Lobo men, women start MWC play tonight vs. Air Force METRO NM A7 Polar weather, Polar Plunge Mother Nature provides perfect atmosphere for fundraiser ABQJOURNAL.COM WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2, 2019 $1.50 ESTABLISHED 1880 NEW LEADING NEWS SOURCE JOURNAL ALBUQUERQUE Weatherline 821-1111 ABQJournal.com Copyright 2019, Journal Publishing Company INSIDE CLASSIFIEDS B7 COMICS B14 EDITORIALS A10 FOOD B5 OBITUARIES A6 PUZZLES B7, B13 TV A8 WEATHER A8 FREE RIDES FOR SENIORS Passengers ages 62 and older can ride the Rail Runner Express for free every Wednesday for the rest of the year. METRO NM A7 BRIGHT SPOT INAUGURATION OF GOV. MICHELLE LUJAN GRISHAM EDDIE Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham takes the oath of office from Court of Appeals Judge M.

Monica Zamora on Tuesday in Santa Fe. Next to her are her daughter, Erin Grisham, and Manny Cordova. WILL GO not afraid to new governor says as she takes office Dems celebrate wins, take oathCopyright 2019 Albuquerque Journal BY DAN BOYD JOURNAL CAPITOL BUREAU SANTA FE Michelle Lujan Grisham invoked the legacy of her late father Tuesday while outlining a future New Mexico with more job opportunities for young people, universal prekindergarten for 3- and 4-year olds, higher wages for workers and an overall of when it comes to the self-image. On her first day as New governor, the 59-year-old former congresswoman said got the energy and work ethic to take on systemic issues such as high poverty rates and low education rankings that previous governors have had a hard time addressing. will go big really Lujan Copyright 2019 Albuquerque Journal BY DAN MCKAY JOURNAL CAPITOL BUREAU SANTA FE Stephanie Garcia Richard first woman to be elected land commissioner in New Mexico took office Tuesday as she joined four other Democrats at the Roundhouse for a swearing-in ceremony that featured Native hoop dancing and an audience of relatives and supporters.

At least 200 people crowded into the Capitol as a snowstorm socked the central part of the state. Icy, snow-packed roads to greet ABQ commuters today JOURNAL STAFF REPORT Forecasters and city officials were warning of an icy and dicey snow-packed commute throughout the Albuquerque area this morning from the continued effects of the latest winter storm. for low visibility, snow-packed and icy roadways. Stay home if the National Weather Service said in its short-term forecast on its New Mexico home page Tues- day afternoon. Albuquerque announced that nonessential services are For an hour, he had a dog, a skittish, speckled pup who despite her shyness had sidled up slowly, cautiously to him at the Lucky Paws adoption center and quickly leapt into his heart.

He planned on getting a dog. Martin Watkins, a doctoral student at the University of New Mexico, was immersed in finals and scheduled to spend the holidays with family in California. Yet somehow there he was at Lucky Paws in the Coronado mall. He was just looking. But that dog.

got up from her bed in her little room, Search for dog brings a community together UPFRONT Joline Gutierrez Krueger See SEARCH A2 See ICY A5 DEAN Traffic creeps along the hill on N.M. 528 just south of Rio Rancho on Tuesday as snow continued to fall most of the day. See DEMS A5 See LUJAN GRISHAM A4 About 1,250 people attend the inaugural ceremony for New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and Lt. Gov.

Howie Morales in the Santa Fe Community Convention Center in Santa Fe on Tuesday..