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Business Owners Want to Revitalize Downtown

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    Local artists may find more arts facilities along MainStreet as Española business owners continue to push for downtown development.     Kelly Duran, president of...

Misión y Convento Needs Roof Repairs

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    To prevent historical artwork from getting dripped on, the city plans to spend more than $75,000 on a new roof for the Plaza...

Española Officials Consider Raising Fees at Senior Center

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    Española city officials are mulling whether seniors should start paying to enter the Española Senior Center’s fitness facility.     According to a facility use...

Transit District Sees Uptick in Revenue

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    The North Central Regional Transit District will enjoy more money in the bank after the Board OK’d the Fiscal Year 2015 budget.     With...

New Baseball Field Turf Designed to Save Water

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    Despite costing about three times more than real grass, the synthetic turf on the city’s new baseball field will conserve water, officials say.    ...

No Fireworks Within City Limits

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    For the second year in a row, there will be no fireworks allowed in Española city limits.     In a meeting May 27, the...

Española Public Library Kicks Off Summer Reading Program

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    This year’s Summer Reading Program hosted by the Española Public Library aims to prove that science does not belong only in laboratories.     Española...

Mayor Continues Search For New City Manager

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    The search continues for Española’s next city manager.     Mayor Alice Lucero said she received more applications for the position, although she did not...

Public Invited to Vigil, March For Slain Teen

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    For Moving Arts Española Director Roger Montoya, Victor Villalpando’s fatal shooting should lead to social change in the city.     To call for change...

Garcia Tapped for Santa Fe City Police Chief Position

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    Española Police Chief Eric Garcia was washing up when he got the call.     “I had just finished working in the yard making sure...

City Officials Slash Prisoner Care Budget

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    As the city succeeded in balancing a $1.5 million budget shortfall for next fiscal year, its detention centers will have less to spend...

Improving the County, One Youth at a Time

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As a light rain starts to fall on a Wednesday afternoon, Ben Sandoval tries to maneuver a basketball past two hustling teenagers.     Sandoval dribbled...
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