Michael Walton

Trash Boss Aims to Audit County One Road at a Time

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This article was originally printed in the December 8, 2011 edition.     In an effort to crack down on illegal dumping and delinquent accounts, the...

Commission Ready to Play Hardball for Archive Site

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This article was originaly printed in the January 19, 2012 edition.     After years of planning and saving money, Rio Arriba County is ready to...

Electric Bills Set to Climb in New Year

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This article was originally printed in the January 5, 2012 edition.     The New Year ushered in an unwelcome change for Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative...

Chama Paves Way for Grants

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This article was originally printed in the February 2, 2012 edition.     The Chama Village Council, in a flurry of procedural motions, seconds and votes,...

Co-op Wants Tribe to Pay for Right-of-Way

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This article was originally printed in the December 15, 2011 edition.     Ohkay Owingeh residents might be paying higher electricity bills starting next year to...

Speaker Ill, Won’t Run

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This article was originally printed in the January 19, 2012 edition.     New Mexico’s 30-day legislative session started on Tuesday with a somber announcement from...

Co-op Owes Consumers $40 Million in Dividends

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This article was originally printed in the December 8, 2011 edition.     The Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative owes its 21,000 members over two decades worth...

Velarde Strikes Back in County Termination Battle

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This article was originally printed in the February 2, 2012 edition.     The Velarde fire chief who was recently fired amid convoluted allegations of identity...

Redistricting Leaves Coriz Out in Cold for Senate Race

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This article was originally printed in the January 19, 2012 edition.     The doors of speculation about the 2012 race for the state Senate seat...

8 File for 2 Seats in Chama

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This article was originally printed in the January 12, 2012 edition.     By the end of Tuesday, eight men and women had formally stepped into...

City Councilor’s WifeTangles with Big Rattle Snake

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    The wife of an Española city councilor survived an alarming run-in with a rattle snake after spending three days in Española Hospital’s intensive...

City’s Burglary Task ForceBoasts Early Success

Cops Courts
   A burglar’s decision to smack a security camera with a crowbar after it already recorded the man trying to break into a safe...
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