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Property Owners Could Benefit from Trash Policies

    Rio Arriba County leaders are exploring the possibility of implementing solid waste policies that would reduce trash bills for some property owners that...

Help available for County residents

    North central Rio Arriba County residents seeking governmental assistance for working their land will soon be able to find most of the needed...

Staffing problems plague new community centers

    It appears the recently built Hernandez Community Center will finally get some regular use.     Nearly three months after the Nov. 8, 2014 ribbon...

Co-op members get credits

    It’s been approximately 30 years since Jemez Mountain Electric Cooperative officials shared profits with its member owners.     Co-op officials recently sent out approximately...

Guards Consult Lawyer over Comp Time Wages

    Some Rio Arriba County employees may have to cut back on shopping this holiday season, after hearing the County is having trouble paying...

County Officials Believe Dialogue Could Help Citizens

    Rio Arriba County and Española leaders are hoping to establish a dialogue with officials from Santa Fe County to ensure citizens receive prompt...

Washington trip will cost taxpayers $45,000

    Rio Arriba County Substance, Treatment, Outreach and Prevention Program officials are planning to pay $4,500 per person, to send eight teenagers and two...

Officials hope for economic growth

    Rio Arriba County officials drafted a plan they hope will serve as a blueprint for community and economic growth.     The Rio Arriba County...

Illegal towyard still a problem

     Rio Arriba County code enforcement officials have been working for the past 11 months, to force a La Mesilla family to shut down...

Jemez manager meets, greets public

    A hefty crowd filed through the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Board room Nov. 14, for the official changing of the guard.     An estimated...

Land owner ordered to clean up property

    A Los Alamos recycling company owner admitted to illegally dumping potentially hazardous waste on his property near Abiquiú and now Rio Arriba County...

CVS allegedly owes Co-op $40,000

    The Jemez Mountains Electrical Cooperative Board of Trustees asked the New Mexico attorney general to help them collect $41,094 from a Fortune 500...

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