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Former Judge Loses Appeal of Conviction

Jennifer L. Greff SUN Staff Writer 3/31/05     Former Española municipal judge Charles Maestas’s rape conviction was upheld March 28 by the New Mexico Court of Appeals.    ...

Lujan May Be GreatCity Manager

    James Lujan may be the best city manager Española has ever employed. He may inspire Alice in Wonderland employees and lead us out...

Water Testing Important for River Corridor

3/24/05     La Villita resident Johnny Medina wants to make sure his water is as good as it was when his well was drilled more...

Movie Documents Students’ Efforts to Help Area Farmers

3/31/05     Traditionally, farmers and ranchers go into town to talk about what is happening in their isolated worlds. But for the last two years...

Prisoner Escapes, Attempts Suicide

4/14/05     Angel Ortiz is no angel. In the span of three days, the 105 pound prisoner escaped from the Española jail and twice attempted...

Norteño Sailor Graduates

From a press release 4/7/05     Navy Hospitalman Recruit Antonio B. Herrera has graduated from the Basic Hospital Corps School in Great Lakes, Ill.      During the...

Laying a Warrior to Rest

4/28/05     Under a bright noon sun, State Police officers gathered in the parking lot of an Española funeral home. Some shined their already-perfect motorcycles...

School District To Lose $500k

4/21/05     The Española School District will receive almost $500,000 less from the state next year, Associate Superintendent Terry Covert said.     The District will get...

Ammunition, Old Pot Stolen from City Shed

7/8/10     About 400 rounds of rifle ammunition, moldy pot and parks equipment have been stolen in a series of break-ins at city of Española-owned...

State Association Hosts Steroid Talks

From a press release 4/21/05     On April 25 the New Mexico Activities Association will host a steroid summit in conjunction with the Drug Enforcement Administration.    ...

School Districts Brace for State Funding Decision

4/7/05     School officials from across New Mexico are gathering in Albuquerque this week to learn how much money they can expect from the state...

Clerk Skeptical of New Law

  4/14/05   Rio Arriba County Clerk Fred Vigil expressed reservations about a package of voting reforms signed into law by Gov. Bill Richardson April...