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Cuarteles Man Commits Apparent Suicide

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SUN Staff Report 5/18/06     A Cuarteles man died Monday of an apparent suicide, State Police said.     Anthony Padilla, 34, was found hung inside his State Road...

Local Boxer Fights to Draw in Phoenix

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6/1/06  Española super flyweight boxer Tony Valdez (6-2-2, 6 KO's) fought to his second draw against Cathedral City, Calif. boxer Adrian Aleman (2-1-3, 2KO's) May...

$600,000 Cut From City Budget

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6/3/10     After weeks of nickel-and-diming the budgets of each city department, the Española City Council approved May 28 a budget for next fiscal year...

Escort Needed to Deliver Easter Basket

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 4/27/06   Law enforcement officers operating in Northern New Mexico responded to the following incidents between April 12 and April 18: Wednesday, April 12     • 12:07...

Local Teams Come Home Empty-Handed

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5/18/06     The Pojoaque Valley Elkettes did not bring a gold medal back from the Class AAA State Track and Field Meet, but they gave...

Most Española Elementary Schools To Have Part-Time Principals Next School Year

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    Española School District parents, teachers and principals are questioning a broad overhaul of principal assignments that Superintendent Janette Archuleta finalized last month.     The...

New Charter School Gets Started

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4/27/06     A new charter school has taken some big steps in preparation for its first school year.     Los Cariños Charter School has hired a...

Degree Given to ‘Aunt Esther’

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5/4/06     Storyteller Esther Estefanita Martinez will receive an honorary degree from Northern New Mexico College May 13 during the school’s commencement ceremony.     Graduation is...

Accused Santa Fe Killer Lived in Española Trailer

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4/20/06     A pair of blood-stained shoes found in a trailer at Cook's Mobile Home Park may link an Española man to the murder of...

Recently Deceased Vet Honored on Memorial Day

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6/3/10     Tierra Azul resident Dolores Mose remembers her father, a veteran of World War II, as a dancer more than anything else.     “He was...

Congress Passes Two Very Different Immigrant Bills

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6/1/06     With the U.S. Senate passing its immigration reform bill last week, what looms next is a showdown between the two houses of Congress...

McCurdy Lady Bobcats Fall In State Semis

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5/18/06     The McCurdy Lady Bobcats made it to the final four of the Class A-AA State Softball Tournament last weekend at the Field of...
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