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At Crisis Center, Abuse Victims Get Shelter from Storm

10/20/05     Women who have been battered by their husbands have few options for escape in Rio Arriba County, but the Crisis Center of Northern...

Nonprofits Get Big Handouts

From a press release 10/27/05     The Santa Fe Community Foundation recently awarded $230,000 to 49 nonprofit agencies in Rio Arriba, Mora, Santa Fe, San Miguel...

Man Runs from DWI Stop; Passes Breath Test

10/27/05     A man who fled from a DWI checkpoint, nearly hit a sheriff’s deputy, careened down a dirt road and hid in some bushes...

‘Cagney and Lacy’

10/27/05     In Española, the job of code enforcement is not for the weak of heart or stomach.     Each Monday through Thursday, the city's two...

Sundevils Looking for First District Win

10/20/05     The Española Valley boys soccer team is still looking for its first District 2AAAA win after they fell to the Los Alamos Hilltoppers...

Night Time Is Right Time for Crime

10/6/05     If you are the victim of a crime in Northern Rio Arriba County between midnight and 8 a.m., the only law enforcement officers...

Firefighters Plan New Home

10/20/05     Rio Arriba County Commissioners, state legislators, members of a Hernandez family and Agua Sana volunteer firefighters grabbed shovels Oct. 15, stood side by...

Taste of EspañolaAnnounces Winners

From a press release 10/13/05     Española MainStreet has announced the winners of the 2005 Taste of the Enchanted Valley held Sept. 30.     Martini’s Restaurant took...

Former City Clerk Ordered Records Destroyed

10/13/05     Before Renee Archuleta resigned May 13, the former Española city clerk authorized the destruction of city payment records years more recent than allowed...

Portable Buildings Allow Military School To Resume Schedule

10/20/05     After holding just half-days since the beginning of the school year, the Española Military Academy charter school now has enough classrooms to resume...

Clarence Lee Romero

   Clarence Lee “Caco” Romero, Farmington and originally of Ojo Caliente, died Saturday, June 12, 2010.     Mr. Romero retired after 40 years working with...

Credit Unions Visit Schools

From a press release 10/20/05     Credit union employees and volunteers are visiting more than 60 elementary school classrooms across the state this week to teach...