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Panhandling Ordinance Revisited

    Española City Councilor Cory Lewis said at a Sept. 23 work session he wanted to “add some teeth” to the current ordinance outlawing...

RoboRaveMania

    The whir of tiny wheels and tinier motors brought out Española Middle School students Sept. 21 for the first robotics workshop of the...

Mesa Vista Closes Schools for 2 Days

    During the third week of the 2013-14 school year, Mesa Vista School District closed all schools Aug. 28 and 29, due to both...

Bobcats Suffer More Than Just Game Loss

    The McCurdy Bobcats were battered and bruised after losing their homecoming game Sept 28 to the Magdalena Steers 27-19 at McCurdy.     The Bobcats...

Lady Bobcats Work for Win

    The McCurdy Charter School volleyball still likes to win the hard way, surviving another five-set marathon match, their third in the last two...

Tigers Crush Elks under Mercy Rule

    The Pojoaque Elks were looking to tame the Taos Tigers in their District 2AAA opener Oct. 11 at Pojoaque. It was the Tigers...

County Jail Guard ChargedWith Giving Drugs to Inmate

    A former corrections officer at the Tierra Amarilla jail is charged with possessing and taking in an opiate painkiller to an inmate accused...

High School Must Correct Deficiencies This Year

    Española Valley High School’s accreditation rating was called into question during the Española School District’s Sept. 4 regular Board meeting. Board member Pablo...

Man Hit Crossing Hwy Dying of Brain Injuries

    A Columbus, N.M. man is slowly dying after he ran in front of a car at 11 a.m. on Aug. 25 on U.S....

Northern Awarded Fed Science, Math Grant

    Northern New Mexico College was awarded a five-year, $621,000 grant by the National Science Foundation.     Northern’s engineering department chair Ivan Lopez said the...

Bleacher Debate To Be Picked up Again Friday

    What to do with Española Valley High School’s gym bleachers still remains a problem that the Española School District’s governing board is not...

Jemez Electric Co-op’s$104K Forensic AuditReveals Few Problems

    A $104,000 forensic audit of Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative found no indications of fraud or malfeasance during the tenure of former Co-op general...

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