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Land Grant May Get Old Abiquiú Elementary

Northern Briefs
7/10/08     After letting the old Abiquiú Elementary campus lie abandoned for more than a decade, the Española School Board is considering giving it to...

Thunderstorm Causes Floods in Chimayó

Northern Briefs
SUN News Editor     Several Chimayó residents were clearing mud, sand and water out of their yards and homes Monday after a severe thunderstorm struck...

Fiesta Council On Its Own

Northern Briefs
7/3/08     It appears the city of Española won't be bailing out the Fiesta Council like it did last year.     With a little more than...

Farmers Breathe Life into Pojoaque Market

Northern Briefs
7/10/08     The Pojoaque Farmers' Market has been growing steadily since it started four years ago.     "It's a smaller market but its developing," Frank Martinez,...

Wal-Mart Cashier Accused Of Theft

Northern Briefs
SUN Staff Report 7/3/08     Española Police arrested a 20-year-old former Wal-Mart cashier who is accused of embezzling $2,433 from the store over the period of...

Former Lab Workers Rally for More Health Coverage

Northern Briefs
7/3/08     Ben Ortiz handled radioactive material as a mechanical technician at Los Alamos National Laboratory for nearly two decades and has had numerous respiratory...

Española Bans Fireworks for 4th

Northern Briefs
SUN Staff Report 7/3/08     The Fourth of July is synonymous with fireworks, barbecues and parties. But for fire departments across the country, and especially in...

Super’s Fund Pays for Former Board Member’s Plane Tickets

Northern Briefs
6/26/08     Española School District Superintendent David Cockerham stepped into a gray area when he used his District-issued credit card to buy former School Board...

Disabled Woman Reportedly Assaulted At Lake

Northern Briefs
SUN Santa Fe County Bureau Chief     State Police are investigating allegations that a 24-year-old, mentally disabled woman was driven to Santa Cruz Lake and...

Pueblo Green-Lights City Water Plans

Northern Briefs
7/10/08     The Santa Clara Pueblo Tribal Council approved an easement agreement June 27 that will allow the city of Española to proceed with plans...

Money Sits Idle in Crime Fighting Program

Northern Briefs
7/10/08     A federally funded program that is supposed to weed out crime on the west side of Española failed to spend half of its...

Leave Food Tax Break Alone

Editorials
     Executive Director Terri Cole of the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce seems hell-bent on restoring the gross receipts tax on food. It was repealed...
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