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Northern Exposure

10/6/05     The Escalante Lobos are grabbing headlines for their offense, but their defense is just as solid.     The Lobos have outscored their opponents 277-26...

Agneda “Agnes” Sanchez Palmer

Agneda “Agnes” Sanchez Palmer Agnes passed away June 10, 2010 at the age of 96. She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert M....

Hearing Delayed on Plans For Cebolla Gun Testing

9/29/05     Rio Arriba County's request for a sound test will postpone a much-delayed hearing in a proposed ballistics testing facility in Cebolla.      Area residents...

News Briefs

SUN staff report 9/29/05 Federal Funds for College after Fire     Northern New Mexico College expects to receive about $17,000 for providing food, housing and other resources...

City Tries to Trim Voter List

9/29/05     More than a quarter of Española voters may not get to vote in the March 2006 municipal election if the Rio Arriba County...

Afflicted Fish Force Hatchery to Start Over

9/29/05     It will be at least another year before the Parkview Hatchery contributes trout to the lakes and streams of Northern New Mexico.     Whirling...

District Turns Down Donation

10/6/05     The Española School District last month turned down a U.S. Defense Department donation of 300 computers. Four other Northern New Mexico school districts...

Teen Dies in Pojoaque

9/29/05     Chris Montalvo represented Pojoaque High School on soccer fields, basketball courts and at summer programs for young students. A poster in the school's...

Colleges Pitch to Students

10/6/05     Aspiring optometrists, mechanics, soldiers and other prospective college students spent Sept. 30 browsing among 30 booths, each offering a different choice for higher...

Teacher Back at Chimayó

9/29/05     The Española School District will utilize a federally-funded reading teacher to prevent splitting up a third-grade class at Chimayó Elementary.     The catch is...

Females Fly Fish for Free

9/29/05     Seven women crouched over a table, holding hackle pliers as they twisted feathers into their woolly buggers during a women-only fly fishing clinic...

Abandoned 31-Mile Road Pumice Mine Could Cost City Govt. at Least $50k

10/6/05     A state mining official estimated it would cost the city of Española $50,000 to reclaim a 15-acre mine it bought in 1993.     The...