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Lunch Money a Little Bit Safer at Cariños

News
This article was originally printed in the August 18, 2011 edition.     Cariños Charter School is attempting to address the issue of school bullying by...

Lady Eagles Fall Short in Comeback Bid

Sports
    The Northern New Mexico women’s basketball team couldn’t come back from a bad first half and lost to the University of the Southwest...

Student Group to P&Z: Mud Huts for Everyone

News
This article was originally printed in the August 18, 2011 edition.     A group of former students from Northern New Mexico College’s adobe construction program...

Whiskey of the West

News
This article was originally printed in the August 18, 2011 edition.     Set back in the bosque of the Rio Grande valley north of Española...

Despite Furloughs, City on Hiring Spree

News
This article was originally printed in the August 18, 2011 edition.     Despite a six-figure budget cut and mandatory monthly furloughs for all city employees,...

Elkettes Soar Past Los Alamos

Sports
    Pojoaque assistant girls basketball coach Fran Lopez had said the Elkettes didn’t know they were small. In their opening game of the season,...

Accountant Has City Baggage

News
This article was originally printed in the August 18, 2011 edition.     Late budgets, unnecessary raises and improper hiring practices are all baggage that one...

After Nearly a Decade, Alcalde Still Unsettled

Education
    More than nine years after it began planning to build a new Alcalde Elementary, the Española School Board still doesn’t know what size...

Rodella’s Revenge?

News
This article was originally printed in the August 18, 2011 edition.     Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s deputy James Lujan helped Española Police with the July...

Licensing Question Drives A.D. Searches

News
This article was originally printed in the August 11, 2011 edition.     The Española School District is looking for a new athletic director for the...

Ex-Commissioner’s Nephew Hired at Trash Authority

County
    The North Central Solid Waste Authority’s newest station foreman, who is the nephew to one of Rio Arriba County’s top-ranking Democrats, said political...

Land Grant Heirs Fight for Cemetery Access

News
This article was originally printed in the August 18, 2011 edition.     Of the nearly 500,000 acres it once controlled, the San Joaquin del Rio...
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