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Wanted: Accountant With Fewer Problems

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    The city of Española is again on the prowl for someone to manage its murky finances.     A posting for the administrative services director...

Early Meeting Illegal

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    The Española City Council may have violated the state Open Meetings Act during a regularly scheduled meeting May 24 and compromised the legally...

Chamber? What Chamber?

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    In the five months since the Española Valley Chamber of Commerce's Board selected its new president Wendy Hoffman, the Chamber has been missing...

Lots of Talk, But Median Remains

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    Eight months after a median at the Riverside Drive and Fairview Lane intersection was extended in front of Bank of America without the...

Blue Buses Came From Out of State

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    Since 2007 the North Central Regional Transit District has purchased buses and vans worth more than $1.3 million, the majority of which —...

You’re Invited:Public Meeting Rules Passed

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    The city of Española’s public meeting times are nearly set in stone after the City Council passed its annual Open Meetings Act resolution....

3 of 10 Candidates to Skip Forum

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This article was originally printed in the February 9, 2012 edition.     The It Takes a Valley community group is hosting a candidate forum offering...

Campaign Signs Lack Disclosure

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This article was originally printed in the February 2, 2012 edition.     Signs for at least three candidates running for city offices in March ignore...

Mayor’s Allies’ Seats Up for Grabs

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This article was originally printed in the January 5, 2012 edition.     With filing day for Española’s 2012 municipal elections less than a week away,...

PRC Website Linked to Howe Campaign Blog

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This article was originally printed in the January 26, 2012 edition.     If you’ve been on the state Public Regulation Commission’s website in the past...

Filing Day 2012: Battle for the Bench

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This article was originally printed in the January 12, 2012 edition.     The 11 candidates who filed Tuesday to run in March for five open...

State Seeks to Maximize Block’s Jail Time

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This article was originally printed in the December 15, 2011 edition.     Former state Public Regulation Commissioner Jerome Block Jr. could face up to 4.5...
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