Simona Gallegos

How Would Annexation Affect Your Property Taxes?

    No one is quite sure if the city of Española’s Santa Fe County residents and businesses would see their property taxes rise or...

Lab Foundation Opens New Community Center in Valley

    Los Alamos National Laboratory Foundation donors had the chance to see what $1.2 of donations can do.         The foundation hosted a ribbon...

City Cited Again For Lack Of Financial Controls

    For the fourth consecutive year, the city of Española’s audit came with a disclaimer from its auditor saying it could not form an...

Highway Contractor Chosen

    The state Highway Department has selected a contractor for the next phase of the Highway 84/285 project while it is still in the...

Homeless Shelter Hit New Obstacle

    Plans to establish a homeless shelter in Española hit a new obstacle Aug. 6 when the shelter’s supporters were made aware of a...

Gazebo Done, Plaza Work Continues

    Electrical work has finally been completed on the long-delayed and over-budget gazebo at the Plaza de Española. With that job done, the city...

Former Director Drops Lawsuit Against City

    The wrongful termination suit filed six months ago by former Española personnel director Ken Kollecker against the city was dismissed Aug. 6 by...

State Bails Out City, To Put Up New Traffic Light on Los Alamos Highway

    The broken traffic light at the intersection of State Road 30 and Santa Clara Bridge Road in Española should finally be up and...

New Sign Law Allows Businesses To Ignore Changes

    Business owners will get to choose how they come into compliance with the city of Española’s new sign code ordinance.     The City Council...

Española Hospital Nurse Wins Award

    Twenty-three years of service to Española Hospital has earned one nurse statewide recognition.     Brenda Romero, director of nursing services at the hospital, was...

City Cuts Down Pork Requests

    The Española City Council has shaved more than $1 million off its proposed capital outlay requests in light of the state’s economic downturn.    ...

Mayor Spends $3,000 on Newsletter

    At the same time Española Mayor Joseph Maestas’ bemoaned a financial slowdown in the city’s revenues, the city spent approximately $3,000 to print...

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