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Accused Long John Silver’s Robbers Indicted on 5 Felony Charges

    A couple accused of participating in two armed robberies of people who had done them favors around Española has been hit with five...

Students Glean Life Lessons from Chess

    Three members of McCurdy School’s chess club got a chance to match wits with other students from around the state at a regional...

Co-op GM Repays Bill for Hooters Trip

SUN Staff Report     Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative General Manager Wayne Sowell publicly apologized for an outing he and several Board members took last fall...

County: Water-Banking Required, Clustering Encouraged

    New zoning regulations aimed at preserving water rights cleared a final hurdle Feb. 24 with a unanimous vote of approval by the Rio...

Jemez Mountain Embezzlement: Raphaelson Slams DA For Faulty Order

    District Court Judge Sheri Raphaelson raked the First Judicial District Attorney’s Office over the coals last week after mishandled paperwork nearly allowed Kathy...

Familiar Faces Among Charter-Seekers

    The Española School District and the state Education Department are seeing some familiar names among four groups who have submitted letters stating they...

Jicarilla Woman Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Fatal DWI Accident

    A Jicarilla Apache Nation woman faces an eight-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to charges that she was drunk when she caused a...

Sombrillo Man Finds Flaws in Trash Station Design

    Joseph DiGangi, a self-described entrepreneur, asked the North Central Solid Waste Authority Feb. 17 to go back to the drawing board on plans...

One County Under God: Prayer May Skirt Constitution

    “Creator God, we will give thanks this day for all the blessings that you bring with it: the good weather that we have...

Feds: Gas Outage Avoidable

    The natural gas outage that blighted Northern New Mexico six months ago could have been prevented, according to a joint investigation released Tuesday...

College, SUN Settle Records Suit

    After almost seven months of legal wrangling, Northern New Mexico College ended a public records lawsuit filed by the Rio Grande SUN with...

County Development Ordinance

    In the absence of the Rio Arriba County Planning and Zoning Department’s two highest ranking officials, the County’s Planning and Zoning Committee unanimously...

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