Michael Gisick

The magic ended last week for the Pojoaque Valley High School girls soccer team in the opening round of the Class 1A/3A girls state soccer tournament.But the 3-1 loss to West Las Vegas at home Thursday...
A Coyote man allegedly blinded another man he knew after breaking into his house Oct. 28, demanding all his money, then throwing a combination of diesel, bleach and salt into his eyes, causing severe chemical burns.Eric...

Work Far from Done On Highway 84/285

2/10/05     Drivers planning to celebrate the end of construction on Highway 84/285  might want to find a different reason to celebrate.     Though work on...

Future Fire Chief or Outstanding Volunteer?

2/24/05     Fire Chief-in-waiting? Volunteer extraordinaire? Organizational consultant? Spokesman?     No one in the Española municipal government seems quite sure what to call the newest face...

Lady Sundevils Lose Top Player

2/17/05     Playing without leading scorer Amanda Montoya for the second straight game, the Española Valley Lady Sundevils scrambled to an early lead against district...

School Raises Anger Workers

2/17/05     Thirty-six secretaries and administrative assistants in the Española School District have filed a grievance alleging unfair hiring and promotion practices.     According to District...

Española Councilors Clash Over Water Rate Proposal

2/24/05     A proposal to raise city of Española water rates split the public utilities committee Tuesday. Opponents to the proposal said the city lacked...

Neighborhood’s Sewer System a Smelly Issue

2/24/05     Raw sewage and shreds of toilet paper poured out of a manhole cover and down a street late last week in an Española...

Española Skate Park in Disrepair

2/17/05     Teens at Española's skate park said that as the park has fallen into neglect over the past year, their already dangerous past-time has...

Hilltoppers Snuff Española’s Post-Season Dreams

3/10/05     Before the Española Lady Sundevils' District 2AAAA semifinal game in Los Alamos March 3,  Española coach Eric Martinez said he was confident that...

Missed Deadline Costs City $18k

3/3/05     Two former Española city managers attended a workshop last fall where they learned how to develop an emergency response plan for the city's...

Española Moves Forward With Plan to Close Jail

3/3/05     The Española city council on Feb. 23 unanimously approved sending city inmates to the Santa Fe County Detention Center.     The city will pay...

A Helping Hand

2/17/05     Students and teachers at Fairview Elementary School held a bake sale last week, but it wasn't for books or a field trip. Proceeds...

Developer Wanted State to Pay for Curbs

3/3/05     Last month state lawmakers requested more than $2 million to fund roads and sewers in a development planned by Dr. Lindy Akes, who...

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