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Double Dipping LawPassed for A Reason

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    Leave it to politicians to find a way around a law before the ink is dry. Last year, when state bean-counters figured out...

City’s Top Spots Empty,Revealing Shallow Bench

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    In one week the city of Española lost its fire chief and police chief. With an impending indictment, we’re also looking at a...

Public Building Name Game

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    State Senator Mark Boitano, R-Albuquerque, says he will introduce legislation in the upcoming legislative session that would stop sitting politicians from putting their...

Judge Needs Protection

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     Rio Arriba County Magistrate Court Judge Alex Naranjo has brought up a good point. While district courts enjoy a bailiff and some security...

New Governor PromisesBetter State Transparency

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    Susana Martinez is pushing all the press’ right buttons. The question is whether she’ll deliver when it comes to state government being more...

Western CivilizationHas Devolved to Jeanjamas

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A Jerry Seinfeld episode was sure to have a half dozen story lines running at the same time. One facet of an episode dealt...

Explanation Required

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    Rio Arriba County District Court Judge Sheri Raphaelson has decided it’s safe once again and is returning to her turf in Tierra Amarilla....

Governor-Elect’s Bold BallA Bold Fundraiser

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    Did you get your invitation to our incoming governor’s “Bold Inaugural Ball” to be held Jan. 1 at the Museum of Fine Arts?...

Council Will BeHeroes or Heels

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    It will be interesting to watch the city of Española’s purchase of C.L. Hunter’s property on Oñate play out over the next few...

Overdoses A Community Problem

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    After a long delay by the Office of Medical Investigators, Rio Grande SUN staff writer Bill Rodgers trekked to Albuquerque and combed the...

City’s Options LimitedFor Spending Found Money

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    We’re not sure how the city of Española keeps track of its finances. Really no one is sure, not even those we elected...

In the End SolanoDid the Right Thing

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    Santa Fe County Sheriff Greg Solano did what elected officials rarely do: tell the truth and do the right thing. Solano resigned Nov....
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