William Coburn

Archdiocese of Santa Fe Settles For $121.5 Million

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The Official Creditors Committee reached a settlement with the Archdiocese of Santa Fe for $121.5 million on behalf of the survivors of sexual abuse...

Electric Co-op Helps Navajo Families

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Jemez Mountain Electric Cooperative and Navajo Tribal Utility Authority are working to bring power to 200 Navajo families that do not have electricity.  Carmen Campbell...

Evacuees Are Still Waiting For Answers from Leaders

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Correction: The governor’s press secretary did respond to us in time for this story. We missed her email, and we'll be printing a formal...

Electric Co-Op Helps Bring Power to Navajo Families

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Jemez Mountain Electric Cooperative and Navajo Tribal Utility Authority are working to bring power to 200 Navajo families that do not have electricity.  Carmen Campbell...

Land Office Meets With Velarde Residents

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Officials from the New Mexico State Land Office met with residents of Velarde to discuss the implementation of a flood plan for the valley. Will...

Local 911 Dispatcher Recognized for Assisting Birth Over the Phone

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Emergency 911 dispatcher Robbie Trujillo was recognized for his exemplary service of assisting a childbirth over the phone during the meeting the E911 board...

Former Mica Mill Still Causes Problems

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The Rio Arriba County Planning and Zoning Commission voted April 6 to approve a temporary use permit for a concrete batch plant at Flexible...

NMDoT Provides Safety for Pilgrims

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A New Mexico Department of Transportation official said the department was increasing portable lighting and signs along the route to El Santuario de Chimayó...

Community Members Meet to Talk Legislative Funding

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Following the 2022 legislative session, the region’s legislators spread out to host a series of community events to explain how constituents would be able...

Rancher Loses Sheep to Dogs, Ranch at Risk

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Ron Garcia overlooked the pens at his ranch in El Rito the morning of March 28, counting how many sheep were still alive and...

County Approves Cannabis Ordinance

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Rio Arriba County Commissioners voted to approve a cannabis ordinance Tuesday. Retail cannabis sales becomes legal Friday in New Mexico.  Planning and Zoning Director Russel Naranjo...

Magistrate Court Partners With Rehab

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Those who find themselves in front of Magistrate Court Judge Alexandra Naranjo pleading a DWI case will find an alternative sentence May 1 when...
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