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City foots bill for K9 supplies

    Española has gone to the dogs. More specifically, more than $12,500 has gone to a single dog — Gabanna the German Shepherd of...

Dead animals almost put man out of business

    For the second month in a row, the Rio Arriba County Commission fielded concerns from residents regarding what many consider vicious stray and...

Frequent convenience store patron allegedly robs store

SUN Staff Report     Española police arrested a 26-year-old Ohkay Owingeh man after he allegedly robbed the Giant gas station on Riverside Drive at gunpoint...

Lawsuit claims teacher touched girls

This is the first of a two-part series chronicling the allegations against Gary Gregor and the lawsuit filed against him.     The parents of a...

New mayor pro tem named

    Española City Councilor Phillip Chacon publicly lobbied for two positions after he was elected to the Council March 4 — the mayor pro...

Eight arrested on drug charges

    Eight people were arrested or had warrants issued for their arrest on charges stemming from possession of controlled substances between Feb. 8 and...

Police Nab Con Artist in Nursing Program Scam

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

City officials uncertain about how to use Chamber building

    Six months after the Española City Council agreed to purchase the old Chamber of Commerce building and three months after the city paid...

Criminals get no sympathy from Ellington

    At the peak of his drug use, Brandon Abeyta was using $1,000 worth of narcotics daily, he told District Judge T. Glenn Ellington...

Food tax takes effect July 1

    There was never a question about whether the Española City Council would pass a municipal gross receipts tax on groceries and prescriptions at...

Northern names new regents

    Northern New Mexico College officials swore in a retired financial specialist and an El Rito rancher as the school’s new regents, nearly a...

High School to get thin client system

    Española Valley High School students will soon have some of the latest technology to help power them through graduation.     The Española School District...

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