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Food Hub Could Break Ground Soon

City
    This month, Siete del Norte officials will start searching for a construction company to build a proposed $3.6 million development in downtown Española,...

Drunk Man at Wendy’s Conceals Meat under Shirt

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...

Library Programs Reach for the Stars

News
Stargazing for the first time in his life, one-year-old Josiah Alire said, “Whoa,” when he saw Saturn in the eyepiece of a telescope, 746...

Ministry Officials Want Community Center

Education
    Now that McCurdy Charter School is set to move into its new school building, personnel from the organization that owns the land where...

Van Rollover Exposes Ambulance Need

Cops Courts
    When an allegedly drunk driver pulled in front of a van carrying rafters to their post-river dinner on State Road 68, July 18,...

New E-911 Director To Come from Within

City
    The new director of the Española/Rio Arriba E-911 Dispatch Center will be an inside hire, after members of the Center’s Board unanimously decided,...

It’s Rio Arriba County Fair Time

County
    Between April and the end of July, Lindsey Martinez has spent every morning and evening outside with her fat, pink, dirt-dusted, female Yorkshire...

Accused Killer Attacks Jail Guard

Cops Courts
    The man accused of killing five people during a shooting spree allegedly managed to lock a Tierra Amarilla Detention Center guard into his...

Defendants Offered Hardline Plea Deals

Cops Courts
    At least two attorneys in the District Attorney’s Office appear to be offering hardline plea deals to indigent defendants.     Emails between prosecutors John...

Lowriding a Way of Life for Some

City
On April 6, 1991, Santiago Griego was digging ditches with a friend in Dixon.     Originally from nearby Peñasco, he was on break from civil...

Woman Leaves IOU for Laundry Detergent

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...

Future Scientists Train at Rural Libraries

News
After a full afternoon of listening to a book called “Billions of Bricks,” followed by building — but mostly eating — snowmen made of...
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