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Organizations Get Lodgers Tax Boost

County
    Rio Arriba County Commissioners, April 28, awarded 11 area businesses $52,008 out of the Lodgers Tax Fund to help promote and host a...

Aging City Water System Faces Woes

City
    Española’s aging municipal water and sewer systems do not currently have enough money behind them to recover from a major water break, a...

Prosecutors Drop Charges in Killing

News
    After nine months of delays, federal prosecutors dropped all charges, April 6, against Jack Patterson, who was accused of killing an Ohkay Owingeh...

Cop Hurls Accusation At Chief

County
    A current Española Police officer accused his boss of writing a police report in his name to strengthen the case against an Española...

Pick Ax Murder Trial Starts

News
By Wheeler Cowperthwaite SUN Staff Writer     As Nicholas Ortiz’s murder trial started Tuesday morning, the prosecution and defense laid bare their strategies for the following...

Black-Clad Prostitute Offers Services to Gamblers

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...

County Buying School Property

County
    Rio Arriba County lawmakers are in the process of buying an elementary school that they plan to convert into a community/senior center, among...

TA Man Burns Travel Trailer and Everything in It

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...

Woman Runs Over, Kills Man In Medanales

News
    A 31-year-old Española man died, April 28, after he was run over while walking in the middle of U.S. Highway 84, wearing black...

Pueblo Accuses City of Trespassing

News
    The federal government is suing the city of Española for trespassing on Santa Clara Pueblo land.     City water and sewer lines have allegedly...

Co-op Hopes to Avoid Future Lawsuits

News
    Hoping to avoid being placed in another situation that threatens the Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative’s ability to operate, the Board of Trustees expanded...

Case Moved to Federal Court

Cops Courts
    Rhiannon Montoya’s civil lawsuit against the County has been moved to federal district court in Albuquerque.     Her lawyer, Daniel Sanchez, filed the suit...
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