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Differing Leases Raise Questions

11/10/05     City of Española officials are re-evaluating the city's leases with nonprofit agencies because of concerns that some leases aren't fair.     City Manager Jim...

City Draws Up Legislative Wish List

11/24/05     Soon local governments will send their councilors and commissioners to New Mexico's Roundhouse with their hands out. On Jan. 18, 2006, the state...

Violins, Van, College Books Donated

11/17/05     The Española Military Academy is already benefitting from the season of giving.     Donors recently gave the charter school some unusual gifts, inlcuding violins...

County Buys Two New SUVs

11/10/05     Rio Arriba County Manager Lorenzo Valdez and his staff are getting two new sport-utility vehicles.     Both cars were purchased from Rio Valley Ford...

Drug Bust Nets 34

    Police and federal agents swept Northern New Mexico the morning of June 9 in search of nearly three dozen alleged drug traffickers identified...

Pojoaque Football Coach Resigns

12/1/05     When Bob Estep took over the Pojoaque football team in 2004, the Elks were coming off a 0-10 season, and had won just...

Taxpayers May Now Request Six-Month Extension

From a press release 11/24/05     Taxpayers will be able to request an automatic, six-month tax-filing extension for most common individual and business returns under regulations...

No Grant Funding Oversight By Federal Health Agencies

11/17/05     When an agency in Rio Arriba County receives a grant from a federal agency 2,000 miles away, the oversight is based on the...

Española School Board Member Hospitalized

SUN Staff Report 11/24/05     Española School Board member Connie Valdez was taken to a hospital after losing consciousness late last week, District Superintendent David Cockerham...

Republicans Want To Capitalize on Political Successes

11/17/05     Most Rio Arribans don't vote Republican, but that trend is beginning to change from the top down.     In 2002, Tony Martinez got only...

Braves Stuff Mesa Vista

11/24/05     Santa Fe Indian School traveled to Ojo Caliente Nov. 17 and went home with a win after their traditional season-opening game against the...

School Land Bill Approved

11/24/05     Rio Arriba County is one step closer to acquiring 171 acres in Alcalde from the federal Bureau of Land Management after the U.S....

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