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7/1/10     A classical music festival in Abiquiú was given the green light last week despite complaints from a couple of nearby residents.     The eight-date...

Jemez Co-op Keeps Incumbents

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7/7/05     Every incumbent running in the Jemez Mountain Electric Co-op election has prevailed.     In the District 4 election on June 29, David Salazar held...

Health Care Students Live, Volunteer in Valley

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7/28/05     Michael Peregrino is ready to call Española home.     The young physical therapy student is from the southern part of the state, but he...

State Worker Pleads Guilty

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6/23/05   A state highway department worker caught last fall smuggling hundreds of pounds of marijuana into New Mexico has pleaded guilty to a federal...

911 Board Discusses Cell Phone Fraud

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    7/21/05 Some people in Española have learned to take advantage of the system to get free cell phones.     Every time a new cell phone...

Victims’ Family Angry Over Drunk Driver’s Bond

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7/28/05     On May 22 after a night of drinking, Mario Herrera's vehicle collided head-on in Tierra Azul with one driven by Delores Manzanares' parents,...

Torch Run Honors Murder Victim

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7/14/05     Eighty-year-old Helen Valdez loved to run. Before she was murdered in December, she was active in the Senior Olympics and had qualified for...

Murder Reward Fund Languishes

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6/30/05     Last week, the star witness in a murder case against Joshua Garcia came into the Rio Grande SUN office and asked how to...

Santa Fe Tycoon Pays $14 Million For Chama Ranch

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6/30/05     One of Gov. Bill Richardson's largest campaign donors agreed last month to pay $14 million for a ranch near the Jicarilla Apache Nation.    ...

Sports Notes

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From a press release 7/7/05 White Rock Softball Tourney Saturday     The Los Alamos County Recreation Division is hosting the 2005 Jalapeño Popper Softball Tournament July 9-10 in...

Residents Protest ‘Bombs of Cebolla’

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6/30/05     Tempers ran hot near the site of a proposed ballistics test facility outside Cebolla, even as owners Karen and John W. "Whit" Engel...

Councilor Will Run for Mayor with Diverse Support

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7/14/05     City Councilor Joseph Maestas appears to have lined-up a diverse group of influential supporters as he begins his campaign for mayor of Española.    ...
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