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City Refunds Sewer Fees to Prince Drive Man

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    Española resident Alesandro Valdez claims the city of Española owes him between as much as $3,500 for 11 years of being charged each...

Grinch Ruins Barbecue by Stealing Woman’s Meat

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

Ristra Tying A September Ritual

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Daylight draws shorter, temperatures are cooling and the chiles are ripening to a brilliant red. All are signals to begin the September ritual of...

A Time for Silence and Respect

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Patriotism is seemingly harder to come by these days, with conflicts abroad that some don’t agree with, and unrest in the United States.     But...

Pojoaque Falls to Hope in Fifth Set

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  Visiting Huskies dig deep in forced fifth match to beat Elkettes     For moments during their match against the Hope Christian Huskies, the Pojoaque...

District Court Safety IssueTo Be Addressed with Catwalk

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    A plan to improve judicial security by reorienting the courtroom in Tierra Amarilla has been scrapped by Rio Arriba County officials, who now...

Resource Officer Helps Keep Campus Peace

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    The life of teenagers in Española Valley is spent in large part inside the walls of middle school and high school. What happens...

Track Funding Tied to Cariños’ Longterm Lease

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  School can remain in old high school building for now     An old agreement between the Española School District and the Public Schools Capital...

Escalante Beats McCurdy, Advances to State

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    A powerful 24-yard touchdown run from Lobo junior quarterback Reynaldo Atencio late in the fourth quarter encapsulated Escalante’s relentless year-long ground attack as...

La Tierra Staff Use Extra Week to Prepare

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  Paperwork shuffle causes one week delay in opening     La Tierra Montessori students had one extra week of summer courtesy of the New Mexico...

Warm October Means Extended Irrigation

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October’s fall foliage has begun to turn those gorgeous yellow and red hues amid the cold night temperatures and the unseasonably high day temperatures....

Fed Board Reviews Feb. 2011 Gas Outage

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   No new answers given; players say most recommendations from August report met     The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission held an all-day conference Sept. 27...
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