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United Way FundraiserCollaborative Effort,Huge Success

Editorials
No one knows what Valley Storm guard Steve Griego thinks about in bed at night as he lies awake, staring at the ceiling, fighting...

Can’t Afford More’Saving’ Taxpayer Money

Editorials
    Only a politician can spend $3.3 million and say with a straight face that he’s saving taxpayers money.     The Española School District has...

Late Paper?Post Office Strikes Again

Editorials
    Those subscribers who anticipated their copy of the Rio Grande SUN Thursday morning were disappointed this week and the disappointment will continue. Your...

Hospital Administrator Will BeSecret Weapon in Friday’s Game

Letters To Editor
Wow, who would have guessed Española Hospital Administrator Brenda Romero could play basketball? And I’m not talking about just catching and throwing a basketball.    ...

Squandering RevenueOn Holiday ClosureBad Use of City Funds

Editorials
    You’re a business owner running a budget at its breaking point. Revenues continue to slip. Each time you think you have a grasp...

Judge Sends Message to City Council

Editorials
    The Espanola city council needs to take a cue from District Court Judge Barbara Vigil. She reversed the city council’s April 27, 2010,...

United Way Teams Install Swarm Defense for Ambassadors Game

Editorials
It’s a new year and with it the Valley Storm brought new commitment to the upcoming exhibition game against the Harlem Ambassadors.     Those coming...

With Proper Public Access,Spin Doctors Unnecessary

Editorials
    It’s tough to prioritize the long list of wasteful spending in all of our public bodies in the Española Valley. But the hiring...

Access Need Unclear

Editorials
    Our web poll last week was a little unfair. It asked who should pay for the recently negotiated right of way for Jemez...

City’s TransparencyHard to See Through

Editorials
    When is a public meeting really a public meeting? The answer depends upon whom you ask. Here in Wonderland, the city of Española...

Winter Solstice MeansDaylight Hours GrowUntil June

Editorials
Today is the shortest day of the year. To be more accurate, it has the least amount of daylight, roughly 9.6 hours. That means...

Blaming HispanicsPoor Excuse forLow Test Scores

Editorials
    Española School Board secretary Ralph Medina accused Rio Grande SUN staff Nov. 16 of being terrorists setting off roadside bombs in Hispanic homes...
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