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Matanza Promises Food, Fun, Cars Saturday at Valdez Park

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   The second annual Española Community Matanza, called “A Feast of Cultures,” will be held from noon to 9 p.m., Saturday, at Valdez Park.   ...

Wrongfully Detained Brothers Get ACLU Help

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  When Thomas Kanewakeron Gray, 19, and his brother, Lloyd Skanahwati Gray, 17, walked down a flight of stairs at the Student Recreation Center...

City Manager, Former Planning Director Drop Whistleblower Suit for $345,000

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By Austin Fisher SUN Staff Writer     Española City Manager Kelly Duran and former planning director Patrick Nicholson, each fired during the administration of former mayor...

$1.25M Fire Truck Loan OK’d

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    The Española City Council approved, April 30, a $1.25 million loan, over 15 years for the Española Fire Department to buy a new...

The Boys (and Girls) of Summer Return

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Antonio Montoya (left) and Abigail Broyles (right) cross home plate on opening day, April 28, of the Española Valley Youth Baseball and Softball League’s...

Juilliard Bound

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Hugo Pizano is standing on a stage, behind a curtain.     Like other curtains in Pizano’s past dance shows, this one makes him excited for...

City Sues Insurance Company

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    The city of Española’s former insurance company cut a $24,016 check for all the attorney’s fees incurred while being defended against a police...

Taking a Stand Against Drugs

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    Jocelyn Shroulote, 11, of Ohkay Owingeh, marched with pride alongside her friends, her Pueblo’s flag draped over her shoulders.     On April 21, she...

Doing Their Part to Keep the City Clean

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City Manager Wants to Form Personnel Board

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    Española City Manager Kelly Duran says he will support the formation of a municipal Personnel Board to handle complaints by, or discipline of,...

No New Police Chief, Despite Applications

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    Although Española Mayor Javier Sanchez and two others interviewed four candidates for the police chief position, the decision to make an offer or...

HELP New Mexico Honors Volunteers

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    For more than 11 years, Dora Serrano, 75, has been volunteering as a foster grandparent for children, from kindergarten to sixth grade.     Every...
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