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Trustees Give GM Mixed Review

    The general manager of the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative emerged from his first performance evaluation with his job secure but with less-than-perfect marks...

Burglars Play Grinch at Abiquiú Post Office

      Burglars hit the Abiquiú Post Office just days before Christmas, rifling through several packages and severing electric and phone lines to the...

Filing Day Prompts Complaint

    A candidate running for the Española School Board has lodged a formal complaint with the Secretary of State’s Office claiming Rio Arriba County...

Rodella To Take Oath in Private

    The incoming Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s administration is set to begin in secret, behind closed doors.     Sheriff-elect Tommy Rodella, who has not returned...

Thirsty Burglars Needed Sober Getaway Driver

    Police are accusing two men of making a beer run for the history books after they broke into a gas station and then...

North Central Struggles with Rate Increase

    The cash-strapped North Central Solid Waste Authority balked last week at a proposed rate hike as high as 25 percent, with Board members...

Deputies Rack Up Santa Fe Speeding Tickets

    A speed-detecting van in the city of Santa Fe has issued the Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Department eight speeding tickets, most of which...

29 File for County School Board Positions

    Political hopefuls flocked to the Rio Arriba County clerk's office in Tierra Amarilla Tuesday to file paperwork to run for school board in...

Policy, Practice Differ in City’s Driving Certificates

    City of Española employees who use the city’s cars and trucks are supposed to take a defensive driving course prior to using a...

Police Blotter: Tortillas Are Man’s Weapon of Choice

    Española Police officers, Ohkay Owingeh Tribal Police, Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s deputies and State Police responded to the following calls: Unborn Sibling Rivalry Monday, Dec....

Borrego’s Widower Enters No Contest Plea

    The only person the state could try for an embezzlement scheme that sapped millions of dollars from the Jemez Mountain School District showed...

City Commits To Buy Hunter Property

    The Española City Council unanimously approved a plan to purchase for $300,000 the former Ed Corley Ford property, also known as the Hunter...

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