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Public Library HostsCentennial SpeakersOn Women’s Suffrage

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    The women of New Mexico owe their right to vote to one woman: Adelina Otero Warren. Her story will be told in two...

City Councilors WrangleOver Budget, Salary Adjustments

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   The city of Española’s Finance Committee passed a series of Fiscal Year 2012-13 budget amendments at its meeting Tuesday, including the freezing of...

City Staff Continue BattleAgainst Discarded Used Needles

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   Española City Councilor Cory Lewis received a call three months ago from a constituent whose friend was visiting from Taos. While picnicking at...

Lowrider ShowdownAttracts Unique Cars

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 The inaugural MainStreet Showdown - a lowrider car show - went off without a hitch Aug. 4, as an estimated 3,000 people descended on...

City Councilor Has ConcernsOver Police Department’sWatered Down Lt. Test

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   Española Police Department is replacing two long-used tests taken by employees seeking to move up in rank, with one developed by the Department...

City Crews, VolunteersReady DowntownFor Lowrider Gathering

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    City officials are putting the finishing touches on an Aug. 4 car show expected to not only draw between 5,000 to 7,000 spectators...

City Cops Told to CiteInto Municipal Court

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By Michael Walton SUN Staff Writer     The interim Española police chief has directed city police officers to file all traffic citations written within city limits...

Library Director Resigns,Heads Home

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   The librarian’s prayer begins “Lord help me encourage people to have a love for reading and to find a friend in their books.”    ...

Reluctant County To Allow CityUse of Emergency Equipment

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    A last-minute request by the city of Española for assistance from Rio Arriba County in staffing and outfitting a lowrider car show next...

Mixed Signals;Who AppointsTemporary Judge?

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By R. Braiden Trapp SUN Managing Editor     When Municipal Court Judge Stephen Salazar goes before the state Supreme Court for sentencing July 18, the city...

Mayor Says VoteNot Legal

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The June 26 vote by councilors to pay Magistrate Judge Stephen Salazar’s recent legal bills was invalid, Mayor Alice Lucero said June 28.     Lucero...

City Goes Green, Saves Green

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   People love to save money and when it comes to city finances, interim City Manager Joe Duran is just like everybody else.     City...
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