Laura Onstot

Lawsuit Settlement Documents Unsealed

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11/3/05     A 2003 settlement agreement that ended a sexual assault suit against Hands Across Cultures and the Española School District was finally unsealed last...

County Mourns Death of Popular Administrator

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11/3/05     While wandering through the halls of the Rio Arriba County Complex in Tierra Amarilla, it's easy to miss faint lettering on a sign...

Independent Fair Board Could Lose Control to Commissioners

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11/3/05     The Rio Arriba County Commission is considering a proposal that would give the commission the authority to appoint members of the County Fair...

Chama Sewer Project on Hold Again

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11/24/05     The Chama village wastewater system will not be improved this year as officials had hoped and planned.     Chama has had a moratorium on...

County Approves Land Swap with City

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12/1/05     Rio Arriba County on Nov. 22 finalized their half of a land exchange with the city of Española.     The County's decision came after...

Narcan Training Offered

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12/8/05     The New Mexico Department of Health is responding to recent heroin overdose deaths with training programs meant to keep people alive.     The classes...

Area Acequias Not Utilizing New Water Banking Rules

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11/24/05     A new state law allows acequia associations to make decisions that in the past would have required the approval of the State Engineer....

Norteños Stand Up for Missing Vietnam Soldier

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11/10/05     Vietnam veterans are brothers.     So when Frank Smith received a call asking him to assemble an honor guard to bury fellow a Vietnam...

Chama Prepares for 2006 Election

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11/24/05     Members of the Democratic Party rallied in Española last weekend to announce their campaigns and press the flesh. But in Chama, it was...

Turkeys Pay Price for Freedom

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11/24/05     What do grasshoppers have to do with Thanksgiving? The insects were instrumental in bringing organic turkeys to a small organic farm in Embudo.    ...

County Drug Funds Went To Salaries

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11/10/05     Much of the spending from $1.69 million in federal money given to fight drug use in Rio Arriba County went to pay salaries...

Man Changes Registration, Plans Run for Magistrate

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12/1/05     With a Democratic primary fight for magistrate judge six months away, Wayne Aiken has decided to circumvent what he calls a circus.     Instead...
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