$39 for Partial Highlights or Full Color from Steven Melero at Hair Ink Salon and Tattoo Studio ($120 Value)
Unlike DNA or a propensity to yell at the TV, hair color is a trait over which people can assert their control. Rule the roost with today’s Groupon: for $39, you get partial highlights or full color from Steven Melero at Hair Ink Salon and Tattoo Studio (a $120 value). Since 1988, Steven Melero has been styling and painting strands in the latest fashions. Steven first listens and consults with hair-holders to determine the correct colors that will add dimension and luster to locks. Clients may choose to brighten their beehives with a set of face-framing highlights or add a fresh coat of color manes. With his “less is more” philosophy, Steven strives to keep follicles eye-catching yet undamaged, much like a microwave that’s never been used to melt Legos. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: What Makes a TV? The actors don’t live inside the TV. Or do they? Read more…
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$39 for Partial Highlights or Full Color from Steven Melero at Hair Ink Salon and Tattoo Studio ($120 Value)
$10 for $20 Worth of Sandwiches, Paninis, and Beer at Prime by Vernon’s
Making a good sandwich, like removing a child’s head from between stair balusters, requires delicate handling and a lot of mayonnaise. Marvel at skilled condiment usage with today’s Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of sandwiches, paninis, and beer at Prime by Vernon’s in Los Ranchos. The brains behind Vernon’s Hidden Valley Steakhouse , bring their restaurateur experience and superior steakhouse meats to the gourmet sandwiches of Prime by Vernon’s. Hands, Prime’s most popular eating utensil next to elbows, transport breakfast paninis, such as the New Mexico Morning stuffed with house-made sausage, egg, and cheese ($9), safely into awaiting mouths. Hero sandwiches steal the spotlight during lunch , and options include the Tommy Gun meatball sub ($12) and the Shylock, a wall of ham, turkey, salami, and provolone with pesto-mayo mortar ($12). Nosh on the post-noon Goomba panini, a trio of boursin, gouda, and muenster cheeses melting over heartfelt love notes from balsamic-grilled portobello, artichoke hearts, and spinach ($11), or pummel pesky thirsts with a draft beer ($8) or a glass of wine ($8) from the beverage menu . Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Animal Sounds Does man live in frustration because of his inability to make maple syrup come out of more stuff? Read more…
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Four-Hour Party Package with Regular or Large Bounce House from Funtastic Jumps
Physicists have determined that the best way to subdue wall-bouncing photons is to let them loose until they need a nap. Apply the latest scientific findings to your kid’s parties with today’s Groupon to Funtastic Jumps . Choose between two options: For $98, you get a four-hour party package with a regular bounce house (a $196 value). For $138, you get a four-hour party package with a large bounce house (a $276 value). Each party package includes the following: Deluxe regular or large bounce house (up to a $175 value) Complimentary setup Popcorn, snow cone, or cotton-candy maker and supplies (a $67 value) Two tables (a $14 value) 20 chairs (a $20 value) Funtastic Jump’s merriment mobiles transport party supplies and crews of the most elite recreation specialists to temporarily transform household backyards into boisterous bouncing bashes. Whether celebrating a birthday or breaking in a new pair of slippers, kids and adults alike can spend four hours ricocheting against the walls of a vibrantly colored bounce house. Inflated dwellings are decorated in a variety of themes and designs, ranging from princesses to monster trucks to cartoon characters. Funtastic Jump personnel arrive to parties early to ensure that setup does not impede the four-hour jump session. Up to 25 guests can munch on fluffy popcorn, chilly snow cones, or billowing cotton candy from the party’s personal machine while congregating around tables to discuss string theory. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: What Makes a TV? The actors don’t live inside the TV. Or do they? Read more…
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FBI releases identity of Albuquerque bank robber
Officials say 23-year-old Daniel Schoppe walked into the Wells Fargo at 3400 Coors Boulevard N.W. on August 17 and handed the teller a note demanding money.
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FBI releases identity of Albuquerque bank robber
MVD rejects teen’s birth certificate, SS card as proof of NM residency
Governor Susana Martinez and many New Mexicans claim it’s too easy for illegal immigrants to get a driver’s license.
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Police release name of pedestrian killed Monday
Albuquerque police have released the name of a woman who was killed Monday night while crossing San Mateo near Central.
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APD: Shot Suspect Wanted To Go Out With A Bang 1hr
The armed robbery suspect who was shot and killed by police on Tuesday wanted to go out with a bang, Albuquerque police Chief Ray Schultz said.
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Lacey Crisp
Lacey Crisp has moved around a lot for her job, most recently she worked in Albuquerque, New Mexico, but she’s no stranger to the dairy state.
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Lacey Crisp
Residents speak out on scrap-yard fire
South valley residents will have a chance tonight to talk to county officials about the massive scrap-yard fire in July.
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Residents speak out on scrap-yard fire
Judge blocks NM plan to verify immigrant licenses
A New Mexico judge blocked Republican Gov. Susana Martinez’s administration Wednesday from requiring tens of thousands of immigrants to recertify their driver’s licenses and verify whether they continue to live in the state.
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