Opinion

Sundevils Worked Hard

 I write to congratulate the Española Valley High School basketball team. They started slow but they did pretty good to compete for the District...

City LibraryCan Give LessonsIn SplittingLegislative Pie

Congratulations, Española city leaders and especially Library Director Teddy Riehl. Someone, somehow secured $300,000 to draw up plans and blue prints to turn the...

SUN Given Ethics Lesson

  I am writing as a concerned journalist. I recently graduated from university with a degree in journalism and a recent article (Rio Grande...

Let’s Wait for Facts

    The proposed development near Santuario de Chimayó has become a hot topic in the mountain village surrounding the internationally famous church.     The plan...

Investment Doesn’t MeanIt’s a Church

  Get a grip! Nobody is asking Catholic priests to hand out birth control pills during mass.     Businesses incorporated separately from affiliated religious institutions...

Council Candidate AlwaysWilling to Help

  I strongly support Peggy Martinez for Española District 2 city council. While I was the school nurse at Española Elementary School, I had...

City Police DepartmentMust Be Straight with Public

    We’re not sure who’s squirming more this week, municipal judge candidate and city police officer Michelle Talache or Public Safety Chief Leo Montoya.    ...

Greatly Respects Judge Raphaelson

  This is in response to a letter written by Celeste Martinez (Rio Grande SUN, “Vote T.A. Judge Out,” Feb. 2, 2012, page A7).    ...

Keep Salazar As Judge

  As the Espanola municipal election approaches, it is apparent that the race for municipal judge is the one receiving the most scrutiny this...

Another Black EyeFor the School District

   First taxpayers get saddled with a superintendent nobody in the Española School District wanted to work with. So the Board, in its infinite...

Schools Must AddressDiscipline Problems

    Let’s put the Española School District superintendent situation aside and look at the behavior of students in the middle and high schools. There...

Locals Should Speak up

  Articles written on the developments that have taken place in El Santuario have been written by individuals not native to the Chimayó area,...

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