Robert Trapp

Police Arrest Two While Trying to Serve Warrant

Cops Courts
   Española Police Officer Jose Lujan got a tip Aug. 1 that wanted violent felon Jerome Naranjo was hiding out at a house on...

Don’t Overreact, Española; Let’s Be Better

Editorials
    The city of Española and its inhabitants don’t really need defending from a remark made by Taylor Locker, who was the Republican party’s...

Son Charged with Mother’s Murder

City
    An elderly westside Española woman is dead and her son incarcerated for her Aug. 2 murder and rape after Española City Police detectives...

Fining Gas Stations Won’t Address DWI

Editorials
By the end of the decade the experts predict that electric vehicles will command a significant portion of the market, if not the vast...

School District, Union Ink 2021-22 School Year Contract

Education
   Española School District officials and members of the Española-National Education Association successfully negotiated a contract for the 2021-22 academic school year.     The raises,...

4-H Teaches Youth Responsibility While Having Fun

Editorials
    Responsibility and money management, that’s what Hernandez mother Mariaelena Jaramillo said she hoped her son would learn through buying, raising and selling a...

Vandals Strike Elementary Gym Again

Cops Courts
   Vandals struck the Española Elementary gymnasium again sometime during the night of June 23. Custodians arrived at 5:50 a.m., June 24 to find...

Soup Left in Microwave Starts Mother/Daughter Fight

City
    A bowl of soup left in a microwave overnight caused an altercation between mother and daughter and prompted a call to E-911.     Española...

Space Is Great, But What A Waste

Editorials
    All this billionaire space flight is dizzying. What it all has to do with we mere mortals remains to be seen.     Here’s something...

Newest Española School Board Member Sworn in

Education
   Española School District’s newest Board member was sworn July 15 at the Board’s regular meeting. Matthew Casados, 53, of Santa Cruz officially took...

Jemez Co-op Elections Offer Interesting Choices

Editorials
    We’re halfway through the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative elections. The first three races were uncontested. This means Co-op members kept Dennis Trujillo and...

Try Science When Considering the Vaccine

Editorials
    As the population returns to its new normal, the issue of getting vaccinated will come more into focus.     Eventually governments, businesses, universities, social...
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