Ardee Napolitano

Grant Aims to Curb Youth Drug Use

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    City officials received a $100,000 grant from a New Mexico organization to keep more students away from drugs.     After identifying Española as one...

Mayor Extends Cariños’s Convento Stay

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    Cariños Charter School staff and students lost access to part of their educational home, after city officials disallowed them from conducting classes in...

Number of Transit District Accidents Doubles in FY14

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    The North Central Regional Transit District’s blue buses may have hit twice as many poles in Fiscal Year 2014 than they did the...

Councilors Plan for Future by Requesting Up to $90.6 million

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    Española officials plan to request up to $90.6 million in state funds toward infrastructure projects in the next five fiscal years.     City councilors...

Students Walk out in Protest

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    Española Valley High School was placed on lock-down twice Tuesday because students attempted to leave the campus prematurely as part of a protest.    ...

Fees to Increase for First Time in 37 Years

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    Businesses interested in opening up shop in Española might find the venture to be more expensive in the next fiscal year, thanks to...

Española Picks Off Pojoaque in Pool Play

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    The Española Valley High School Lady Sundevils volleyball team didn’t have to hunt down points in their first and probably only confrontation with...

Housing Authority Pulls out of Deal

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    Santa Fe Civic Housing Authority officials proved they weren’t bluffing when they said they would cancel the renovation of three local low-income housing...

Transit District Celebrates 10 Years

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    More than 2.1 million trips and a decade later, the North Central Regional Transit District’s blue buses are still up and running.     Amid...

Setback for Veterans Wall Monument

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    With less than one month before the deadline, city officials decided the contractor couldn’t finish the Veterans Wall renovation by Nov. 11 and...

Housing Authority Insists on 99-Year Lease

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    City councilors said they decided Santa Fe Civic Housing Authority officials were bluffing when they said they will halt the renovation of local...

City Spending Already up in Second Month of FY15

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    Two months into this fiscal year, the city’s monthly general fund spending has already increased by 32 percent.     According to the city’s latest...
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