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Longtime Embudo Library Leader Heads up the Hill

County
  Embudo Valley Library’s longtime executive director is headed to Los Alamos.     After spending 17 years as a bookkeeper and then executive director for...

City Moves Toward Speed Bump Answer for Valley Drive

City
   City officials discussed further steps to address speeding in the Valley Estates neighborhood during two city committee meetings last week, with some solutions...

City Hall Challenged as Virus Cases Spike

City
   The recent spike in COVID-19 cases is causing alarm among city officials as they hasten to manage the public crisis while illnesses among...

Abiquiú Native Is New City Code Enforcement Officer

City
   Justina Trujillo joined the City of Española’s Planning and Land Use Office as its newest code compliance officer. Trujillo started two weeks ago.   ...

Virus Testing Ramps up at Northern; County Looks Toward Vaccine

City
    New Mexico Governor Michele Lujan Grisham said Monday that New Mexico’s reset was starting to show results in a slowing of the spread...

Man Forgot He Drove His Car; Reports Truck Stolen

City
    The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an...

Lab Cybersecurity Expert is New Co-op Member-at-large

City
   Marrisa Maestas Muller was selected Dec. 4, during an executive session of the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative board of trustees, as the new...

County Roads Projects Delayed

County
   At a Nov. 20 special meeting of the Rio Arriba County Commissioners the County passed a resolution requesting an extension for ongoing roadworks...

Deputy Shoots Dog at Trailer Fire

Cops Courts
    Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Robert Vigil wrote an incident report for a Nov. 20 shooting incident in which Deputy Cedric Patterson...

State Police Arrest Man for Possession, Felony Warrants

City
   As a member of the Region III Drug Task Force, New Mexico State Police Agent William Terrazas watched Alfonso Quintana for months. He...

Light Parade Victim of Pandemic

City
   The Española Electric Light Parade, originally scheduled for Dec. 12, has been canceled to lower the risk of spreading COVID-19. Christine Bustos, president...

Solar Salesmen Offend Many E-911 Callers

Cops Courts
    The police blotter is published to give readers an abridged look at criminal activity in their community and neighborhood. It is simply an...
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