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Valley Team Hits Wall

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7/19/07     After two easy wins, the Española Valley Little League All-Stars hit a roadblock against Los Alamos  and Santa Fe teams in the District...

Fairview Cafe Closes, Habitat Re-Store To Move

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SUN Staff Report 4/29/10     In addition to the three new businesses, two other businesses are moving around the city.     Fairview Cafe closed March 21 after...

Española School Board Tries to Divide Union

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8/2/07     The Española School District is trying to cut its burgeoning employees union in half. The District's move has once again delayed the union's...

Valley Native Survived Dozens of Sorties over Nazi Germany

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7/19/07     More than 60 years after his World War II service, Rosendo Garcia still keeps framed photographs and certificates to remind him of his...

Oil/Gas Drilling Planned at Coyote Ranch

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4/29/10     An Alabama company is following quickly in a Texas company’s footsteps.     The County Planning and Zoning Committee is set to decide May 5...

Victim Plans to Avenge Stabbing

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SUN Staff Report 7/19/07     A man stabbed in Santa Cruz is planning to avenge his unidentified attacker himself.     George Gallegos, 41, of Española, was brought...

Valley Fund Raiser Brings in $40,000 for Richardson

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7/19/07     Española Valley politicians and Governor Bill Richardson's supporters had dinner with the presidential candidate July 14 during a fund-raising event held at the...

Woman Commits Suicide

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7/26/07     A 32-year-old La Mesilla woman committed suicide Tuesday after what family and police describe as a long struggle with depression and alcohol abuse.    ...

Redistricting Leaves Elections Wide Open

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7/26/07     Drawing new district maps for the city of Española could spark a power struggle between Mayor Joseph Maestas and members of the City...

Tip Leads to Cocaine Bust

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7/26/07     Police intercepted a cocaine transaction on July 12 based on an anonymous tip.     Court documents tell the following story:     A tipster told police...

Unsuspecting Welder Faced Years of Combat

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7/26/07     A welder by trade, Harold Hays was in California working on Liberty ships in 1940.     These ships were built by the United States...

State Snubs El Rito School

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8/2/07     Mesa Vista School District Superintendent Robert Archuleta and Public School Facilities Authority manager Gilbert Ferran were left reeling last week by the state's...
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