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Nambé Teen Dies in Rollover

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From a press release 9/22/05     A 17-year-old Nambé youth was killed in a car accident at about 7 p.m. Sept. 15 on Santa Fe County...

Elks Can’t Stop Skyhawks

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9/22/05     It was the same old story for the Pojoaque football team.     The Elks had no problem putting points on the board against the...

San Juan Woman in Capitol to Support Bill

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From a press release 9/8/05     Entrepreneur Norma Naranjo of San Juan Pueblo traveled to Washington, D.C. in July in support of a bill upgrading the...

Middle School Student Stabbed

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9/1/05     An Espanola middle school student is accused of stabbing another student during a fight on campus Aug. 24.     The suspect is in juvenile...

Judge To Review Alleged Rape Victim’s Records

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6/24/10     The District Attorney’s office is able to press on with its first-degree felony prosecution of a man accused of brutally beating and raping...

County Agency Misspent Funds

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9/8/05     The Rio Arriba Family Care Network spent $144,000 from a federal grant that was not theirs, confirmed Network Director Lauren Reichelt and a...

Former City Court Clerk Pleads Guilty

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9/22/05     A man twice hired by Española's municipal judge pleaded guilty in Los Alamos District Court Aug. 22 to two counts of contributing to...

Police Want to Indict Former Clerks

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9/1/05     Prosecutors plan to move ahead with possible criminal charges against Española's former city clerk and former deputy clerk, the assistant district attorney handling...

Students Study Ways to Fight Substance Abuse

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9/22/05     "Do you have pride?" Escalante High School student Matthew Gallegos asked.     "Yeah," muttered a few of the freshmen in the audience.     Gallegos asked...

Lobos Win; First in 21 Months

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9/1/05     The Escalante Lobos won their first football game in nearly two years on Aug. 26 by pounding Tohatchi 48-0. Tohatchi is a Class...

Hunters Get Ready — Season Starts Today

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9/1/05     It feels a few degrees cooler in the morning, it gets dark a little bit sooner, and there's a feel that summer is...

Diverse Crowd Drawn to Sikhs’ Peace Prayer Event

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6/24/10     When GTS Khalsa crested the last hill at the end of his long 21-mile run, the crowd there to greet him and the...
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