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Police Want To Start Watch Groups

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    The Española Police Department is asking for help watching the streets.     Public Safety Chief Joe Martinez said the Department will help people across...

City Lifts Burn Ban

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    The burn ban, which has been in effect since mid-May, was lifted by Mayor Alice Lucero Monday.     Fire Chief John Kitchen made the...

Fur Collected for Oil Cleanup

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    What do a chow chow in Chimayó or a pomeranian in Pojoaque have to do with the oil spill contaminating the Gulf of...

Lightning Likely Cause of House Fire

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    Lightning was the likely cause of a July 23 fire at a West Sanchez Street house, Española Fire Chief John Kitchen said.     “The...

Heart Attack Sidelines Sheriff

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SUN Staff Report     Rio Arriba County Sheriff Tommy Rodella missed a day of work last week after suffering a heart attack, according to Lt....

Witnesses State Cop Was Speeding

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    An investigation states a State Police officer crashed his cruiser because he was speeding 20 mph over the limit but a response from...

Housing Residents Say Violence Going Unchecked

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    Just after lunchtime May 6, Renee Dominguez brought her next-door neighbor and friend Merrily Meadows some chocolate as a gift. The two women...

Auditor Seeks Answers in City Embezzlement Case

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    The investigations into the alleged embezzlement by two former City of Española finance employees and three former police officers continue to drag on,...

In Midst of Search, Board Member’s Wife Promoted

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    The spouse of Española School Board President Andrew Chavez has been given a new job title that could come with a $12,000 a...

T.A. Project Lacks Water Rights

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    The master plan for a 325-unit residential development on more than 4,700 acres south of Tierra Amarilla got past the Rio Arriba County...

County to Mull New Voting Maps

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    The state legislature’s joint 18-member Redistricting Committee met for the first time Monday in Santa Fe to discuss the process and legal aspects...

Former Teacher: College Fired Him in Retaliation

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    The non-profit American Association of University Professors sent a stern letter in late July to Northern New Mexico College on behalf of a...
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