Michael Gisick

Hospital Plans $10 Million Expansion

2/17/05     Española Hospital will have a large, glass-encased therapy wing and new doctors' offices in a major addition planned for construction next year.     Earlier...

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...

City Shuts Down Construction of New Bank

2/24/05     Española's planning director shut down development on the site of a new bank Feb. 16, aggravating a conflict between the city's planning division...

City Water Tax Spending Questioned by Councilor

2/17/05     The city of Española has spent just under one-third of the three-eighths percent gross receipts tax funds collected since 2002. Most of the...

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...

City’s Waste Full of Wasted Chances

3/3/05     Two Espanola city officials met with the Environmental Protection Agency in January over the city’s prolonged violation of water quality standards for the...

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...

Lab Bids Bad for Biz?

3/10/05     Area small businesses would be virtually shut out of the bidding process for contracts at Los Alamos National Laboratories if proposed changes to...

Española Official Uses Road Show to Pitch Plan

3/10/05     Impatient for the start of dollar bingo, much of the audience at the Española Senior/Stroke Center Tuesday seemed less than interested in whatever...

Mayor’s Order Ignored Rate Law

3/10/05     Believing the water department was losing money, the Española  city council voted in June 2002 to raise water and sewer rates by more...

West Side Resident Feels Targeted by City Enforcers

3/17/05     Sachiko Ohbayashi felt singled out.     Broken-down cars litter the yards of many houses in Española, she said. Right across the street, toppled basketball...

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