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All in the Family

This week, it was sea animals, last week it was dinosaurs and next week it will be cooking     “Every week we have a different...

No Such Thing as a Free Ride

    Hop onto one of North Central Regional Transit District’s blue buses and you may be the only passenger.     The District’s operating budget in...

Asking for Trouble

    “I just went to buy a Coke,” Darren McKenna told Española Public Safety Chief Leo Montoya last week on the sidewalk near the...

Latest Library Plans Still Lack Funding

    The city of Española is inching toward revamping the old Corley Ford building into a new library, but it remains unclear how the...

Agents Nab Burglary Suspect

    State Police investigators linked an Abiquiú man to a July 4 vehicle break-in at Echo Canyon Amphitheater, and possibly several other thefts, after...

Man Shot in Face

    Española Police arrested a Pojoaque man Tuesday after he allegedly shot another man in the face Monday afternoon on Corlett Road in Española,...

Injury Sparks Co-op Probe

    The near-electrocution of a Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative employee July 15 has sparked an outside investigation into the organization.     Compliance manager Robert Genoway...

Electrical Fire Ravages Chama Mayor’s Trailer

    Two employees from Williamson Restoration sifted through the charred wreckage of Chama Mayor Archie Vigil’s burnt-out trailer home July 13 trying to find...

Did New Authority Manager Overstep His Authority?

    North Central Solid Waste Authority Manager Gino Romero has sparked a rift among his bosses over whether Romero had the authority to unilaterally...

City IgnoringPopulation Shift

SUN Staff Writer     Even though 2010 Census data shows the populations of some Española voting precincts have grown by as much as 30 percent...

Co-op Tries to Connect Local Food, Consumers

    A little known group in Española is working to bring fresh, locally grown food to Valley residents.     A group called the Española Community...

Student Group to P&Z: Mud Huts for Everyone

    A group of former students from Northern New Mexico College’s adobe construction program have formed a not-for-profit organization that may team up with...

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