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Trip, Fall at Local Bank

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SUN Staff Report 4/27/06     A Rutheron man is suing the Tierra Amarilla branch of Community Bank after he allegedly tripped over a stool as he...

New Mexico Food Banks Receive Grant

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From a press release 6/1/06      The New Mexico Association of Food Banks has received a $5,000 grant from the Boeing Company to support its fresh...

Man Accused in Chama Death Released from Jail

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5/11/06     Harold Ulibarri was released from jail Monday as he awaits trial on charges that he murdered his longtime girlfriend last year in Chama.    ...

Accused Murderer Takes the Stand

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5/4/06     Accused murderer Joel Trujillo took the stand in his own defense late last week and admitted to intentionally running over Fernando Herrera in...

New Fire Limits On Santa Fe Forest

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From a press release 5/25/06     Due to very high fire conditions, the Santa Fe  National Forest entered stage two fire restrictions beginning Monday, May 22,...

Ojo Caliente Native Becomes Doctor

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From a press release 6/3/10     Melissa Muffoletto Valdez graduated May 14 from the University of New Mexico School of Medicine.     Dr. Valdez, of Ojo Caliente,...

Pojoaque Student In Honor Society

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From a press release 6/3/10     Pojoaque High School junior Steven Padilla was inducted May 14 into the National Honor Society.     Padilla is the son of...

County Passes Moratorium on Development

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6/3/10     A Santa Cruz man told the Rio Arriba County Commission last week its newest law could cost him $48,000.     The timing of Arcenio...

Mesa Vista High Students Create Memorial Garden

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5/18/06     In memory of a community's loss, flowers will soon bloom in the desert.     A group of Mesa Vista High School special education students...

Rodella Makes the Voter Rounds in Alcalde

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5/18/06     With early voting for local elections under way, candidates are scrambling to get their name to the top of voter lists.     Rio Arriba...

Chama Students May Get Out Early

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4/27/06     Chama School District Superintendent Manuel Valdez wants to give students a jump on summer.     The school year is supposed to end May 26,...

Congress Passes Two Very Different Immigrant Bills

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6/1/06     With the U.S. Senate passing its immigration reform bill last week, what looms next is a showdown between the two houses of Congress...
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