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City’s Long-Absent MainStreet Program Officially Axed by IRS

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    Despite numerous attempts to revive Española’s downtown area, it remains virtually lifeless except for a few lone stores, and the IRS recently revoked...

Naked Woman Takes Nature Walk at Golf Course

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    Española Police officers, Ohkay Owingeh Tribal Police, Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s deputies and State Police responded to the following calls: Car Service Monday, June 6    ...

City on Post-Census Redistricting: Thanks, But No Thanks

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    Despite an increase in the city of Española’s population and possible population shifts within voting districts, the city is not planning to redraw...

Carmen S. Dixon

Obituaries
Carmen S. Dixon, 75, a resident of Medanales passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, September 8, 2011. She was born on April 13, 1938 to Teofilo...

Velarde Threatens Legal Action over March Arrest

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SUN Staff Report     A Santa Fe lawyer defending Velarde Fire Chief Eddie Velarde against misdemeanor charges stemming from an alleged outburst during a March...

Massive Wildfire Forces LA Residents to Española

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    Rain and ash fell from the sky Monday afternoon as a large wildfire closed in on the town of Los Alamos, forcing thousands...

Claiming Victory, Salazar Will Drop Recount Case

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    Joann Salazar is giving up her court case challenging the Feb. 1 Española School Board election results but still claims she won her...

Weekend Brings Two Wildfires

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    As of Tuesday the Pacheco Canyon blaze east of Tesuque had consumed nearly 5,000 acres with no signs of stopping.     Smoke plumes rose...

Board Can’t Decide Fate of ‘Trashed’ School

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    Just a few minutes down the road from Sombrillo Elementary, the old Sombrillo campus sits in disarray, its walls cluttered with graffiti, windows...

Mystery Shrouds Jody Romero Shooter

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    Until he was called to give a victim impact statement, James Herrera waited outside of Judge Michael Vigil’s Santa Fe courtroom facing the...

Bear Didn’t Have to Die

Letters To Editor
   Thank you for ruining my breakfast with the awful picture of the dead bear on page A2 of the Sept. 8 issue. As...

On Second Attempt, RTD Cuts Travel, Administration Budget

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    The North Central Regional Transit District Board has reduced its travel expenses as part of its final budget for fiscal year 2012, which...
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