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Abiquiú

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    6/7/07 In the rocky, cliff-strewn valley where the Rio Chama plain gives way to red plateaus, change has always marked residents' lives.     In 1942,...

Butterfly Races Set for June 17

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SUN Staff Report 6/14/07     Runners of all ages, genders and abilities are invited to participate in one of Northern New Mexico's premier running events this...

Crime Briefs

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SUN Staff Report 5/24/07 Hammer Attack Follows Drinking     An Española man has been arrested for allegedly attacking his son with a hammer.     Pedro Herrera, 46, was being...

El Duende Man Arrested in Stabbing

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SUN Staff Report 5/31/07     An El Duende man is accused of stabbing another man Sunday night in a dispute over a pickup truck, court documents...

County/Pueblo Fight over Jurisdiction at School

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5/3/07     The next time police are called to a campus in the Pojoaque School District, there may be less confusion over who is in...

Rio Arriba County Loses Web Service After Bill Goes Unpaid

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6/14/07     Rio Arriba County's defunct relationship with the Rio Arriba Family Care Network continued to cause problems for the County last week.     The County's...

Arroyo Seco Native Earns Degree

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From a press release 6/14/07     Matt Thome graduated May 11 from the Colorado School of Mine with a degree in Petroleum Engineering and a minor...

Shooting, Stabbing Mark Tuesday Night

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6/21/07     In the final hours of Tuesday night in the Española Valley, one man lay in a helicopter heading to an Albuquerque hospital after...

Judge May Postpone Maestas Trial

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6/21/07     The legal saga of former Española municipal judge Charles Maestas may drag on a little longer after the state's key witness apparently suffered...

Raton Tigers Batter Pojoaque Ace; Win 11-8

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5/10/07     The Raton Tigers likely put an end to Pojoaque Valley High School's hopes for a District 2AAA baseball championship and cemented their chances...

Lessons Learned During Childhood Mischief Lead Student to MIT

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6/7/07     Like many curious children, Chris Kempes' first foray into science was lighting household aerosol products on fire.     Now about a decade later, the...

Couple Files Suit Over Planned Lodge

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SUN Staff Report 5/31/07     A couple opposing the construction of a hotel and lodge on Barranco Mesa near Abiquiú has appealed the Rio Arriba County...
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