Opinion

Mayor Will Inform You

This is in response to your Oct. 21 editorial regarding the investigation into city police officer Eugene Rodella.     I am dismayed by the possibility...

One Down, Two to Go

    How much money is in your checking account right now? Quick, ball park it.     How much did you get paid last payday? Most...

DWI Officer Badly Needed

    Rio Arriba County and the city of Española suffer a high rate of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. The city...

Parent Wants To Be Informed

 My child was injured at school and I was not informed. Therefore I must remind the Espanola School District that the foundation upon which...

Relationships Difficult to Maintain;Especially When They’re One-Sided

    If you’ve purchased a portable navigation system for your vehicle, you know a whole new relationship was birthed automatically, without warning or your...

Police System Broken

 My boyfriend got into an accident Oct. 16. The lady who hit him fled the scene and did not have insurance, registration, or a...

Call Jerry Springer

 The disgusting, and yet amusing news story (Rodellas Rumble, Rio Grande SUN, page A1, Oct. 15, 2009) reveals delusional behavior and the clownish antics...

Turn to Remedios

Editor:     I’m finding it difficult to feel sorry for an industry that blows one-third of its revenue (500 million dollars) on advertising high-profit drugs...

Ulibarri’s Words Still Appropriate

Editor;     In Rummaging through my archives of precious copies of the Rio Grande Sun, I was deeply saddened when I ran across an article...

Who Do You CallWhen Cops Beat You up?

    Quite simply and without any doubt, had almost any citizen besides Española city police officer Eugene Rodella and his brother Gabriel walked into...

Domestic Violence Difficult SituationFor Victims to Get Away from

    When reporters read off police logs or court documents about domestic violence cases, many of them contain this quote, “There’s nothing I can...

Help Think NM ReformCampaign Finance Laws

    Imagine a political process where lobbyists, governmental contractors and those seeking taxpayer subsidies don’t determine who is elected. Think New Mexico is thinking...

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