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National Guard Called to Duty

City
    In response to Hurricane Maria, members of the New Mexico National Guard traveled to Puerto Rico for a month, from Nov. 15 to...

City Adopts Code of Conduct Ordinance

City
    Española’s elected officials, city employees and private contractors will have to disclose any conflicts of interest under a new ordinance adopted by the...

Picking Tails Sometimes Fails

City
    Two companies offered to auction vehicles and equipment owned by the city of Española for the same price, so city officials chose one...

City Seeks $1 Million Loan

City
    More than a hundred homes in the city of Española along State Road 76 are not connected to the municipal sewer system, and...

Former Employees Sue City, Mayor

City
    Two former city of Española employees say they were fired because they questioned illegal and unethical actions by Mayor Alice Lucero.     In a...

Ex-Director Accused Of Embezzlement

City
    City of Española police are investigating the alleged embezzlement of about $100,000 from the Northern New Mexico Regional Arts Center.     Española Police Officer...

Animal Shelter Hires Deputy Director

City
    Four months into his job as deputy director of the Española Valley Humane Society, Karl Ferguson is reorienting the organization’s fundraising efforts and...

City Pays Double for Lawyers

City
    Nearly five months after Española city councilors hired a law firm without comparing their fee to a competitor, they have agreed to pay...

Ordinance Would Shrink Council

City
    City of Española voters could decide in March, whether to shrink the size of the Española City Council from eight seats, to four.   ...

Chama Joins Transit Board

County
    The North Central Regional Transit District now counts 15 different government entities as members, after the Board of Directors voted unanimously, Nov. 3,...

Grant Allocated for City Roof Repairs Falls Through

City
    The roofs of the Misión y Convento at the Plaza de Española, and one other city-owned building, are getting so old that city...

Continuing a Family Tradition

City
    In 1934, three women founded El Club Arte Antigua, to practice and share weaving techniques brought to the United States, from Spain, by...
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