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Flood Insurance Refund Status Varies

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4/20/06     There has been a range of responses from banks and mortgage companies to new floodplain maps that went into effect Feb. 16 for...

Audit: Santa Fe County Violated Procurement Code

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4/20/06     Santa Fe County in 2004 requested a retroactive bid for a service that had been paid for more than seven weeks prior, according...

Police Officer Describes Eight-Year Old’s Arrest

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4/13/06     In a July 2005 deposition, Española Police Officer Chris Archuleta described in his own words how he and another officer handcuffed Jerry Trujillo...

Vandals Destroy Club

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4/13/06      A devastating vandalism attack last week wreaked havoc at Chimayó Elementary's cafeteria and gymnasium and at the adjacent Chimayó Boys and Girls Club.    ...

Man Stole from Mom, Arrested by Deputies

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SUN Staff Report 4/20/06     An Española man who sheriff's deputies say stole more than $10,000 worth of electronics and jewelry from his mother to pay...

Rivalry Game Goes to Española

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4/13/06     The Española Valley Sundevils did April 5 what big schools are supposed to do when they take on small ones. They won decisively.    ...

State Issues New Environmental Regs

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From a press release 4/13/06     The New Mexico Environment Department April 3 issued the final version of proposed revisions to the state solid waste regulations.    ...

Plans Revealed for More 84/285 Road Work

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4/6/06     Pojoaque Valley residents are concerned about a $50 million project to improve a stretch of Highway 84/285 north of their community.     The full...

Praying, Walking for McCurdy

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4/20/06     Students, parents and faculty spent Holy Thursday praying and raising funds by walking laps around the McCurdy School ball fields.     "The final total...

Cordova Man Accused of Murder Avoids Indictment

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4/13/06     The Cordova man accused of shooting his intoxicated son to death last month as his son tried to break down the family's front...

Thousands Will Walk

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4/13/06     No one really knows how many people make the annual good Friday pilgrimage to the Santuario de Chimayó.     "Thirty-thousand is the number they...

City Government Strapped for Funds

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4/13/06     As the city's fiscal year draws to a close, some departments are feeling the squeeze.     "I don't even have any more frigging folders...
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