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State Police to Get Better Dist. 7 Digs

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    The New Mexico Senate and House of Representatives have approved $273.7 million of capital outlay requests for immediate expenditure, including nearly $8 million...

County Manager’s ContractUndecided after Closed Meeting

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    Following a nearly hour-long executive session March 21, the Rio Arriba County Commissioners postponed a decision on rehiring Tomas Campos as County manager,...

Stack of Local Bills in Stampede to Leg. Finish

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    With just days left in the 51st state Legislature, a slew of bills offered by Rio Arriba County’s lawmakers await committee hearings and...

Planning Director First Victim of County Reorg.

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    After 19 years of service, the director of Rio Arriba County’s planning department was abruptly fired this week, in what he said was...

County MovesOn HernandezCommunity Center

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    The Rio Arriba County commissioners have given approval to negotiate with an architectural services firm to design a $1 million community center in...

Will New Faction Take over County Dems?

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    Rio Arriba County’s youngest Democratic Party chair says she won’t seek re-election, opening up the post in April. Lucia Sanchez’s announcement comes just...

Sheriff Gets Go-ahead to Implement Reserve Program

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    Several new reserve sheriff’s deputies will begin assisting the Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Office this month with some of its less hazardous tasks,...

Oil Reps Say Fracking’s OK

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    As Rio Arriba County leaders continue to mull amendments to the County’s oil and gas ordinance, which some oil industry personnel say would...

County Dept. Heads Could Be Drug Tested

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  Higher level employees added to random drug- testing list     Citing a desire to lead by example, the Rio Arriba County commissioners have approved amendments...

Renters No More: County Buys Building

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    Rio Arriba County leaders have reached an agreement to buy a prominent Española building, near the Rio Arriba County annex building, for more...

Co-op Re-opens Negotiations with Two Pueblos

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    Yielding to pressure from ratepayers concerned about proposed spikes in electric bills, the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative board voted Monday to re-open tribal-easement...

Electric Sticker Shock: Sharing the Pain

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    Dozens of residents of the El Rancho and Nambé areas packed the board room at the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative meeting March 22...
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