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One down, three to go

    Another Española city audit is almost done, but there’s three more to go.     Following through with efforts to file this year’s audit reports...

City bans fireworks

    For the second year in a row, there will be no fireworks allowed in Española city limits.     In a meeting May 27, the...

Revenue uptick for transit district

    The North Central Regional Transit District will enjoy more money in the bank after the Board OK’d the Fiscal Year 2015 budget.     With...

Business owners hope to revitalize downtown

    Local artists may find more arts facilities along MainStreet as Española business owners continue to push for downtown development.     Kelly Duran, president of...

Prison care budget slashed

    As the city succeeded in balancing a $1.5 million budget shortfall for next fiscal year, its detention centers will have less to spend...

Booze sales at baseball field on table

    Patrons of the Española baseball field might have something else to look forward to, other than a new ball field. They might also...

A summer of reading

    This year’s Summer Reading Program hosted by the Española Public Library aims to prove that science does not belong only in laboratories.     Española...

Senior center users could see fee increase

    Española city officials are mulling whether seniors should start paying to enter the Española Senior Center’s fitness facility.     According to a facility use...

New baseball field turf should save water

    Despite costing about three times more than real grass, the synthetic turf on the city’s new baseball field will conserve water, officials say.    ...

Legislation affects indigent fund

    Rio Arriba County officials may have a hard time providing certain services for the County’s less fortunate residents. A new state law mandates...

County could do city projects, with approval

    The Española City Council at its April 22 meeting voted 8-0, with no discussion, to approve a joint powers agreement with Rio Arriba...

Bids for field lighting reviewed

    The city of Española’s $1 million softball field is moving slowly toward completion, with one of the last needed infrastructures being the fence...

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