Andrew Kasper

Dulce Festival Grew from Comic Strip

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    The Jicarilla Apache Nation celebrated its 53rd annual Little Beaver Roundup last week.     Featuring a rodeo, carnival, Spam-carving competition, music, races, arts and...

Assessor Accused of Withholding Records

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    Attorney George Marquez representing Jolene Meadows, of the Meadows Group, filed a lawsuit against Rio Arriba County Assessor Fred Vigil June 27 claiming...

Broadband Project Making Way North from Cuyamungue

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    Faster and more affordable Internet is at the Cuyamungue overpass and making slow but steady progress north, expected to arrive at certain locations...

Despite Neighbors’ Efforts, Fire Claims Ojo Caliente Trailer

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    Arlene Padilla was sitting down watching television when the house caught fire, trapping her inside.     “I smelled something burning,” Padilla said. “So I...

Authority Finances Face New Scrutiny

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    For the first time in years, the North Central Solid Waste Authority is having an outside professional take a close look at its...

County Pledges to Help Ranchers in Court

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    If you mess with the bull, you get the commissioners.     The three-man Rio Arriba County Commission is set to take part in imminent...

Over and Out for KZRM?

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    KZRM, Chama’s little radio station that could, can’t.     Unless someone comes forward soon and purchases the station, it is set to shut down...

Land Grant Heirs Fight for Cemetery Access

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    Of the nearly 500,000 acres it once controlled, the San Joaquin del Rio de Chama Land Grant is pleading with the federal government...

Where There’s Smoke,There’s Water?

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    Fire, floods and drought prompted the Rio Arriba County Commission to declare the County in a state of disaster Tuesday.     The specific problems...

Taxpayers Stuck withRanchers’ Legal Bills

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    In shelling out tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars to help Northern New Mexico ranchers wage legal battles against the federal government, the...

Co-op Worker Electrocuted

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    A Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative employee made contact with a 12,700-volt electric line July 15, causing severe burns and necessitating the amputation of...

Ohkay Owingeh to Speeders: Slow Down, Pay Up

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    For Ohkay Owingeh, State Road 68 is paved with gold.     Besides pulling in $7.7 million from its slot machines at the Ohkay Casino...
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