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Locals Critical of Candidate’s History with CIA

County
Of the seven Democratic candidates in the race for the U.S. Third Congressional District seat, former CIA officer Valerie Plame and Santa Fe-based lawyer...

Pueblo Converts Casino into Quarantine Site

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Pojoaque Pueblo is operating a self-quarantine and isolation site for COVID-19 patients at the Hilton Santa Fe Buffalo Thunder in Pojoaque for tribal members...

National Guard Delivers Water to Chama

County
The National Guard loaded potable water into tankers the morning of May 2 in Tierra Amarilla to provide Chama residents with safe drinking water. Since...

Wait for PIN to Complete Census, Committee Warns

City
Rio Arriba County residents who have not received a Personal Identification Number (PIN) for filling out the Census should wait to fill out their...

Rio Arriba Sees 70 Percent Jump in Cases in Single Week

City
Between April 28 and Tuesday, the number of COVID-19 cases in Rio Arriba County rose dramatically, by more than 70 percent. By April 28, 14...

Native Survivors of Domestic Violence Scared to Visit Shelters

City
Advocates for survivors of domestic violence in New Mexico worry that as the COVID-19 pandemic deepens, Native women facing violence at home are scared...

Unsafe to Reopen Rio Arriba, Experts Say

City
As people around the country debate the costs and benefits of lifting shelter-in-place orders and reopening, public health officials in Rio Arriba County maintain...

Small Businesses Not Getting Emergency Aid

City
Española Fitness Studio Owner Tana Beverwyk-Abouda was washing dishes the afternoon of April 8 when a friend texted her and told her to immediately...

After Court Ruling, County Clerk Pleads for Absentee Voting

County
To protect the health and safety of employees and the public, Rio Arriba County Clerk Linda Padilla is asking everyone to vote from home...

County Donates Unused Beds to Hospitals Expecting Peak

County
Rio Arriba County officials are coming up with creative solutions to the challenges posed by the lack of resources for dealing with COVID-19 in...

New Mexico Landlords Can Still Sue to Evict Tenants

City
Three weeks after the New Mexico Supreme Court halted most evictions in the state during the COVID-19 pandemic, no landlords who own property in...

SUN Sues Jemez Co-op for Financial Records

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The Rio Grande SUN filed writ of mandamus against Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative on Monday over access to information. SUN Publisher Robert Trapp, represented by...
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