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Mary AgrepinaManzanares Gonzales

Obituaries
  Mary Agrepina Manzanares Gonzales, 81, Norwalk, Calif. died Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009.     She was preceded in death by her parents, Narcisco and Rosana...

Mayor’s Office NotFor the Light of Heart

Editorials
    Mayor Joseph Maestas has opted not to seek a second term, and who is to blame him? Did he decide perhaps that the...

Water Tank Repaired

City
    Just shy of three months since a million gallons of Española city water were lost when a storage tank failed, that tank is...

Was El Rito School Worth the Cost?

News
    The ground nearly swallowed El Rito Elementary’s campus two years ago.     The main building’s foundation was sinking into the ground, and several portable...

Ex-Clerk Quits Deputy Clerk Job

News
    Conflicts between Rio Arriba County Deputy Clerk Fred Vigil and his successor as clerk, Moises Morales, preceded the former’s resignation this week, less...

Do-It-All Star Leads Bobcat Attack in Win

Sports
    McCurdy bounced back from its humbling 36-point loss Sept. 26 to Pojoaque with a 43-0 defeat of the Navajo Prep Eagles Oct. 10...

Late Rally Seals First Round Win

Northern Briefs
12/18/08     The Española Valley Sundevils trailed the Capital Jaguars at the end of the first quarter, at halftime and at the end of the...

Chrysler Sues Former Española Dealer

News
    A Chrysler-owned bank has filed a $2.8 million lawsuit claiming the owner of the now-closed Salazar Dodge Chrysler and Jeep dealership in Española...

Rodellas Rumble

News
    An Española Police officer and his brother allegedly beat up two men Oct. 7 during a rampage at an Española hookah and tattoo...

Meeting will focus On Area’s Health System

Northern Briefs
From a press release 12/18/08     The public is invited to join state health and human services cabinet secretaries and health care providers for a discussion...

Help Think NM ReformCampaign Finance Laws

Editorials
    Imagine a political process where lobbyists, governmental contractors and those seeking taxpayer subsidies don’t determine who is elected. Think New Mexico is thinking...

Lawmakers Contemplate Budget Cuts

Education
    With the state’s budget anywhere from $400 million to $700 million in the red, school officials across the state are holding their breath...
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