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Coach Honored for 22-Year Career

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    Pojoaque High School cross country coach Alan Lockridge has already earned a trophy and the first competition of the season hasn’t even been...

Former Judge Rodella Lied, Supreme Court Rules

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    The state Supreme Court gave former Rio Arriba County Magistrate Court judge Tommy Rodella considerable leeway when it decided to oust him from...

Father Punches Son

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    A Juvenile Probation Officer’s husband has been charged with battery on a household member for allegedly punching his son in the Wal-Mart parking...

EVENTS

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    • Abiquiú Lake will have a Ranger talk at Riana Campground Saturday 8 p.m. on the natural and cultural environment around Abiquiú Lake....

Expanding Wildfire Poses No Threat

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    Smoke from a fire burning in the Coyote Ranger District of the Santa Fe National Forest is visible from Coyote to the Abiquiú...

Child Porn Probe Targets Cop

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    Three cell phones suspected of containing child pornography were seized Aug. 20 from Española Police officer Jeff B. Martinez’s house, according to a...

Tribal Airport Awarded $564,000

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    The Jicarilla Apache Nation and the Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo will each receive a portion of $1.22 million in new federal funding for rural...

McCurdy Volleyball Hustle Pleases Coach

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    While most volleyball teams were still scrimmaging, the McCurdy School Bobcats ran their season record to 2-0 with a hard-fought 3-2 victory over...

To Keep Adobe Alive, Look at Water Patterns

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Dear Anselmo: I have an old adobe home, over a hundred years old. What would you recommend as the first steps in restoration?     Restoration...

Blue Grouse Hunters Now Need Permits

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     If you’re a New Mexico hunter, it’s time to string your bow, clean your shotgun and sight in your rifle. Antelope season opened...

Indian-Made Bread Banned From Espanola Farmers Market

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    Thanks to a food-safety crackdown by the state Environment Department last week, traditional Indian horno bread has vanished from the Española Farmers’ Market.    ...

Special Ed Lawsuits Tumbled During Departing Director’s Tenure

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Jose de Wit SUN Staff Writer     The Española School District is seeking a replacement for the administrator it hired in 2006 to clean up its...
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