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    Inez Orona is a busy woman. And her 1994 Honda Accord is just as busy. Her old faithful, with 245,000 miles, carries her...

Production of Public RecordsNot An Enterprise Fund

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    The more things change the more they stay the same.  So said French novelist Alphonse Karr (1808-1890). That’s the situation with the never-ending...

Superintendent Search ReallyDog and Pony Show by Board

Editorials
    The Espanola School Board’s long, pathetic, painful charade is at an end. They’ve finally come out of the dark and officially given the...

United Way Los Alamos-Based, Rio Arriba County Supportive

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United Way of Northern New Mexico funnels almost $500,000 to Rio Arriba County non-profits annually. Most of the $865,000 raised through designations or to...

Budget Savings? Start with Spokesmen

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    Gov. Susan Martinez owes a letter of thank you to Rio Grande SUN reporter Andrew Kasper. Kasper, after many painful attempts to get...

Be A Patriot; CelebrateThe Fourth without Pyrotechnics

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    The traditional day to celebrate our independence from England approaches and with it some serious and fact-based fears about fires.     We’ve all been...

Onate Center Boondoggle

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    A modicum of reason overcame the Rio Arriba County Commission June 15 when it agreed to close the Oñate Center in Alcalde.     Or...

Jemez Co-op ManagerSafe Following Election

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    Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative members in the Pojoaque area finally ended Manuel Garcia’s term on that Board. The 37-year Board member was one...

State Should FundReturn Trip for OMI

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    This recession most of us are suffering has forced the state Office of Medical Investigators to implement drastic measures to meet next fiscal...

Jemez Co-op ElectionsAll About the Manager

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    This year’s Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative elections have nothing to do with the candidates themselves. It’s all about which Board member will vote...

McCurdy Endures,Much Like Job

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McCurdy School Superintendent Patsy Alvarado’s reaction to someone throwing not one but two gasoline bombs through the first grade windows Friday and Saturday night...

Paying School Board Members’Legal Bill Not Ethical

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    Teachers, union representatives, parents and voters want more money spent in the classroom and less in administration. It’s the same story all over...
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