A Review Too Far - Mockingjay, Part 2

This week, our Cinema Geeks dive back to the 90's and watch the odd couple action flick Leon: The Professional. After that come two cinema releases in time for the Holiday weekend... The 33, which is a dramatization of the Chilean mining disaster, and the final film in the Hunger Games Trilogy, Mockingjay, Part 2.First up is Leon: The Professional in which Jean Reno stars as an immature hitman who is saddle with the burden of a child on the run (Natalie Portman) who is being chased by an unscrupulous DEA Agent (Gary Oldman) who is trying to silence her by any means necessary. Written and directed by Luc Besson, it is a film that has a surprisingly endearing, but painfully awkward relationship between Reno and Portman, and features a tremendous performance by Oldman.After that is The 33, in which a large international cast which includes Antonio Banderas, Juliette Binoche, and Gabriel Bryne attempt to recreate the tension and drama of the real life incident in Chile where thirty-three miners were trapped underneath a mountain and the efforts it took to save them.Finally, also in theatres, is the last film in the Hunger Games series, Mockingjay, Part 2, in which heroine Katniss plunges into the capital warzone to finally take down the villainous President Snow while battling enemies and allies alike.

Michelle Minnis Part II

Author Michelle Minnis continues her discussion about her book "Al Utton: Aztec Eagle. The book details Aztec native Al Utton's life as he became an International Water Diplomat.

Bureau of Land Management Open House

Tammy Faust, Realty Specialist with the Bureau of Land Management Farmington Field Office, discusses the upcoming Open House on Wednesday, December 2, 2015 from 5-7pm at the BLM Office, 6251 College Blvd, Farmington, NM.  Several BLM employees will be available to discuss the work they do. At 5:30pm, a special presentation by Paleontologist Sherri Landon about the extraction of the first Pentaceratop dinosaur ever found.

Compassionate Friends: Worldwide Candle lighting Ceremony

Kelly and Beverly Van Sickle discuss the death of their son, and Compassionate Friends: A worldwide group of parents, and others, who support each other.  The Tres Rios Chapter of Compassionate Friends will take part in the Worldwide Candle lighting Ceremony on Sunday, December 16, 2015 beginning at 6:15pm in the San Juan College Little Theater.  Information: 505-860-3767 or here.

Holiday Art Walk-Small Business Saturday

Michael Bulloch, Farmington Downtown Coordinator, discusses the Holiday Art Walk and Small Business Saturday event on Saturday, November 28, 2015 5-9pm in Downtown Farmington.  Also discussed, the Art 350 Show and Sale where every piece of art is priced at $350 or less.

San Juan County Assessor's Office

San Juan County Assesor Jimmy Voita and Deputy Assessor Benay Jones discuss the work of the Assessor's Office to assesds a value on every piece of private property in San Juan County.  Also discussed, ways to dispute your property's assessed valuation and exemptions that are available to all taxpayers in San Juan County.

Michelle Minnis Part I

Michelle Minnis speaks about her book " Al Utton: Aztec Eagle".  Utton grew up in Aztec and became an International Water Diplomat. 

Farmington Municipal Schools

Farmington Municipal Schools Superintendent Dr. Eugene Schmidt discusses Leadership San Juan, High School Seniors re-taking the PARCC test, and more.

Life Planning

San Juan College Communications Instructor Dr, Mike Hattabaugh discusses Life Planning this week,  Similar to goal setting, but the impact on communication is much bigger.

Adopt-A-Pet

Amber Francisco talks about these pets available at the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter this week:ChipsAlderWoodstockBethany