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Co-op Seeks Rate Riders for Three Easements

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    Concerns about imminent increases in electric rates due to surcharges resulting from tribal-easement payouts have jolted some Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative members, including...

Tenants: Water Bill Paid; Landlord: They Owe

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    Two Española women whose water was shut off last week by the city are accusing their landlord of pocketing the cash they’ve given...

Elkettes Remain Undefeated at Home in District

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    The Pojoaque Elkettes secured second place in the District 2AAA standings with a 67-56 victory over the Robertson Lady Cardinals. Pojoaque kept its...

Grieving FamilySeeks Help SolvingMartinez Murder

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    The family of an Española man murdered last year in Chimayó is offering a $10,000 cash reward for information leading to the arrest...

Elkettes Beat Dons, Improve to 2-1

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    The Pojoaque Elkettes love home cooking and proved it once again with a big 72-57 District 2AAA win over the West Las Vegas...

D.A. DismissesMurder ChargesOn Alcalde Woman

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    Investigators with the Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Office are scratching their heads over why a murder case they spent two months building was...

District Judge Rules Ortiz WillStay on School Board Ballot

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    School Board candidate Annabelle Ortiz survived a challenge to her candidacy Dec. 28 in a First District Court hearing.     Judge Sarah Singleton rejected...

Special Ed Audit Reveals Many Numbers Misstated

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    Española School District Superintendent Art Blea could feel some relief Dec. 21 after an audit hearing at the state Public Education Department.     Following...

Document Created by Public Is Public, Regardless of Location

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    The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government has long been a proponent of the idea that a public record is a public record,...

Land Bureau Pulls Plug on Cebolla Drilling

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    The federal Bureau of Land Management has decided to delay any possible oil and natural gas exploration in the Cebolla area of Northern...

Stories Differ in Sundevil Players’ Crash

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    The circumstances leading up to a Jan. 29 car wreck that seriously injured two Española Valley High School basketball players remains under investigation,...

CranesTravelNorth

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Commentary by George Morse This morning there were sandhill cranes feeding in a field along Railroad Avenue on my way to work. I had heard them...
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