Opinion

F-I-L-G-O-N-I-O

   I watched television news April 6 and was interested in the spelling of the Cesar Chavez sign, or rather, the misspelling.     For years...

Building MonumentsTo PoliticiansOn Taxpayers’ Shoulders

    When referring to the Alfredo’s Alcalde Getaway, we wonder if Rio Arriba County Grants and Contracts Administrator Phil Morfin said, “It’s been years...

No Bounds to Man’s Cruelty

   My friends found a five-month-old puppy April 21, a Border Collie mix. He was tightly tied with baling string to a sage bush,...

Editor Ill-informed, Unfair

   Your recent editorial denouncing union members at Northern New Mexico College was ill-informed and unfair.  It is wrong to tar us with the...

Thanks, Neighbors

   The bosque adjacent to our property caught fire Sunday and rapidly spread, being fanned by the wind. Quick thinking and action by some...

Earn Your Tips

Editor;     I am just disgusted with the businesses in our community that are providers of services and charge dearly for them, having huge jars...

Closing City JailNot A Long-Term Solution

The city of Española closing its jail appears to be a cost-saving measure now, and one that will eliminate many personnel and liability problems,...

Let the Romance Begin

Tessa Jo, we didn’t even get to have a honeymoon. ¡Que lastima!     Our new city clerk, Tessa Jo Mascareñas, didn’t even get settled into...

Trash AuthorityGrowing Pains Expected

    North Central Regional Transportation District in namesake was formed to provide seamless transportation to north central New Mexico. This mobility did not exist...

Just A No Vote

Once upon a time, unions were necessary in the United States. Fairy tales begin with once upon a time.     It seems unions’ tasks in...

Who’s PayingArchuletas’ Legal Bill?

   Since you pride yourself in investigating reporting, would you please investigate to see if taxpayer dollars are being used to pay for legal...

No Parking Please

(Courtesy Photo) The attached photo was taken at approximately 6:40 p.m. April 14. At that time there were five New Mexico State Police vehicles parked...

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