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What Happened to the Tree?

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Editor:     I recently returned home from work to find a tree at my house had been cut. I went to my neighbors to ask...

Thank you, Sheriff

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    I would like to commend Sheriff James Lujan for a job well done. A Colorado trucker wishing to die by the gun of...

Sanctuary City Appreciated

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    We want to thank the 2015 Española City Council, Mayor Alice Lucero, and Police Chief Richard Gallegos for having the courage and foresight...

Heads Must Roll at Northern

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   Regarding Northern New Mexico College’s loss of public funds, I sincerely hope the Board of Regents and administration will implement the proper controls...

Poor Versus White Trash

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   I grew up in the deep south, a place of rural poverty and racial diversity much like the Española Valley.     We were taught...

Proud of Athletes

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    We are proud of the boys and girls high school sports teams that we enjoyed seeing play this last season. We thank all...

Fight Fracking Through Banks

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    The hydraulic fracturing (fracking) of oil and gas wells is bad for our health. Did you know that Hispano communities in New Mexico...

Fight Big Banks Locally

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    The new world order has set a new standard allowing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to flout the Environmental Protection Agency the...

MVD Encourages Fraud

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    I went into the Espanola Motor Vehicle Division office Feb. 7 to report I had lost my driver’s license and would require a...

President Has Run Amok

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    In just the past week the new president has shown us forcefully the lack of clarity our federal administration now suffers and our...

Forced Immunizations?

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    What makes Rep. Debbie Rodella (D-Rio Arriba, Santa Fe, Sandoval) think she has the right to decide a senior’s medical care? It is...

Water Protectors, Step Up

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    The Standing Rock Sioux Reservation can seem a long way away both geographically and politically. The Indigenous Peoples there called themselves Water Protectors. ...
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