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Doctor Couple Runs For Health/Fun

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7/27/06     Doctors Brent and Cindy Van Andel met 10 years ago at the University of New Mexico's Medical School.     Ever since, the couple from...

Newly Hired City Safety Chief Quits Before He Starts

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7/27/06     The search for a new Española public safety chief is back on.     Robert Howard Smith, the city's choice to take on the newly...

Chama Murder Trial to Begin Late July

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7/13/06     The trial of the man charged with murdering his ex-girlfriend last year in Chama will begin this month.     Jury selection is set for...

Hunters Have Chance To Give Input on Deer Hunting Regulations

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8/3/06     The state Game and Fish Department is seeking input from hunters concerning antler point restriction regulation for the deer harvest.     The Department is...

School Board Asks City to Sweeten Deal

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7/20/06     The Española School District has tentatively approved a land grant to the city of Española for flood control on Paseo de Oñate. But...

Española Board Nears Settlement with Former Director

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7/27/06     Española School District's embattled former special education director Mary Agnes Martinez has settled her outstanding grievance with the District under undisclosed terms.     "The...

Halfway Houses Spring up in Valley

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7/27/06     Unlicensed halfway houses run by religious organizations are meeting opposition in the Española Valley.     Facilities in Española, Hernandez and El Guique accept walk-ins...

Grant to Celebrate 200th Anniversary

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From a press release 8/3/06     The San Joaquin del Rio de Chama Land Grant Association will commemorate its 200th Anniversary Aug. 5 to 6 at...

County Puts Roads Supervisor on Leave

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SUN Staff Report 7/13/06     Rio Arriba County Roads Supervisor Anthony Griego was placed on administrative leave Monday after he questioned the use of a county road...

Mentor Program Loses Funds

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7/20/06     United Way of Santa Fe has cut funding for the Big Brothers/ Big Sisters program that serves 75 children in Rio Arriba County.    ...

Settlement Reached In T.A. Teacher Lawsuit

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SUN Staff Report 7/27/06     A settlement has been reached in Barbara Sanchez's federal lawsuit against former Tierra Amarilla teacher Gilbert Martinez and the Chama School...

Man with Brain Cancer Stops In Chama as Part of Train Tour

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From a press release 7/27/06     Eric Stephens rolled into Chama July 19 for a short stopover on a three-week rail journey. But he's not a...
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