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14 Officers Assigned to Gov.

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10/27/05     Governor Bill Richardson and the 25,000-plus residents of southern Rio Arriba County have something in common.     They both have about the same number...

Chama Coffee Shop Must Turn Off Music

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10/27/05     The music died over the summer at the Village Bean coffee house in Chama.     Anyone who now stops in for a green chile...

Judge Candidate Got Support from County

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10/13/05     On her trip up to the governor's office Oct. 4 , Henrietta Esquibel had two current and two former Rio Arriba County Commissioners...

Massive City Road Project On Hold

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10/20/05     The $14-million "Main Street" project to improve Española's Paseo de Oñate, Railroad Avenue, and the Oñate Bridge has been put on hold indefinitely...

Harriers Meet in Rematch

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10/13/05     In a rematch between three of the top four teams at last year's Class AAAA cross-country championship, the Albuquerque Academy Chargers won the...

Governor to State Cops: Stop Whining

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10/6/05     Gov. Bill Richardson does not appreciate State Police officers' complaints about pay and doesn't want to hear any more "whining," according to an...

Elkettes Lose District Match

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10/20/05     The Pojoaque Elkettes ran their District 2AAA record to 6-0 with a 25-22, 25-11, 25-13 victory over the Robertson Lady Cardinals Oct. 13...

McCurdy School Hires New Basketball Coach

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10/27/05     After the 2003-2004 season, Jim Farrel retired from Taos High School, where he was the girls basketball coach. He had spent 23 years...

County’s Voter ‘Purge’ Process Begins

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10/27/05     The Rio Arriba County Board of Registration spent the morning of Oct. 18 checking stacks of yellow cards to determine which Rio Arriba...

Fountain Builder Had Past Problems

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10/20/05     David Montoya, one of the key players in the group that profited from construction of a fountain on the Española plaza, has a...

Local Legislators to Help Decide Treasurer’s Fate

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10/13/05     Two state representatives from the Española Valley are among those who will decide if impeachment proceedings should be brought against embattled state Treasurer...

Special Ed. Director on Leave

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10/27/05     The Española School District special education director is on medical leave, and claims she was injured while working.     Mary Agnes Martinez, a longtime...
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