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Two Men Party in Elementary School Parking Lot

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  11/23/06   Española Police officers responded to the following calls. Nov. 6, Monday      • 12:06 a.m. — A female caller said her car was keyed...

Valley Native Earns Bachelor’s Degree

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From a press release 1/18/07     Joaquin Quintana-Yates has graduated from Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo.     He completed an extensive study and internship in early...

Española Celebrates One of Best Fall Seasons

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11/23/06     Española Valley High School recognized athletes that competed in cross country, soccer, football and volleyball at its Fall Sports Banquet Nov. 14 in...

Man Forces School Lockdown

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12/21/06     A Carson man causing trouble in Dixon forced a  lockdown at Dixon Elementary School the morning of Dec. 14.     Rio Arriba County Sheriff's...

DWI Is A Problem

Letters To Editor
 As a former magistrate judge, I was alarmed to hear what Judge Alex Naranjo said at the May 8 Vecinos del Rio candidate forum....

Escalante Hangs Tough in NRG Tournament

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1/18/07     The young Escalante Lobos boys basketball team showed improvement by beating the McCurdy Bobcats 66-54 in the consolation round of the Northern Rio...

Elks Lean on Junior

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SUN Staff Report 11/30/06     Pojoaque boys basketball coach Joey Trujillo will depend on last season’s leading scorer as he enters his third season.     Junior Ryan...

PRC to Grant Grace Period for New Code

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From a press release 12/28/06     New Mexico phone users will have a year to become accustomed to using the new 575 area code under the...

Back in the Saddle

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1/4/07     Rio Arriba County's newly elected leadership placed their hands on the Bible Tuesday and took the oath of office before a packed courtroom...

Candidate’s Home Purchase Raises Questions

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5/20/10     State District Court judicial candidate Yvonne Quintana lives in a home of an elderly former client who spent his dying days poor and...

Jemez Pays Contractor $198,000 for Tree-Trimming

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12/7/06     The Jemez Mountains Electric Co-op has spent close to $250,000 since May to keep utility lines clear of tree branches, Co-op documents state.    ...

Students Fight Longer Days

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1/18/07     Española Valley High School students have gathered more than 200 signatures to protest an extended schedule imposed recently by District administration.     "There was...
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