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Mesa Vista Superintendent’s Contract Extended in Controversial Decision

Education
    The Mesa Vista School Board voted to extend Superintendent Robert Archuleta’s contract an additional year in a controversial move that marked the second...

Fishing Report for Week of Feb. 26

Sports
ABIQUIÚ LAKE: The Fishing was slow but there were a few walleye taken by anglers using fathead minnows at depths of 17 to 25...

Carson Forest To Eliminate Off-Road Travel

County
    The Carson National Forest has released proposed rule changes that would eliminate cross-country use of motor vehicles throughout the 1.5-million-acre forest and close...

Local Politicians Are Upset with State’s Role in Stimulus Package

City
    With more than $1.7 billion in federal stimulus money about to pour into New Mexico, everyone is wondering where to get in line.    ...

Pojoaque Loses To St. Mikes in Overtime on Controversial Last-Second Shot

Sports
    “Should it have counted?”     That was the question on Pojoaque Elk fans lips after their team suffered another heart-breaking defeat to the St....

STELLA VALDEZ

Obituaries
STELLA VALDEZ, 92, a resident of Ojo Caliente, passed away on Thursday, February 12, 2009.  She was preceded in death by her husband Jose Ignacio...

JUAN C. MONTOYA

Obituaries
JUAN C. MONTOYA, 82, a resident of Dixon, passed away on Sunday, February 15, 2009 following a lengthy illness. He was preceded in death by...

VIVIAN P. SALAZAR

Obituaries
VIVIAN P. SALAZAR   Age 71, of Santa Fe, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and sister, passed away on February 14, 2009, following a lengthy illness...

Governor Can’t KeepHis Hands out of Our Pockets

Editorials
    Our governor is not going to be happy until he gets his hands all the way into our pockets, turns them inside out...

Felepita M. Barela

Obituaries
Felepita M. Barela, 98, Chimayo, died Thursday Feb. 12, 2009. A lifelong resident of Chimayo, she enjoyed gardening, fishing, picking piñon and making special...

Española Jail’s Practice of Shackling Inmates to Bench Called ‘Unconstitutional’

News
    Española Jail’s practice of shackling inmates to a bench is unconstitutional, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.     “(This is) clearly a constitutional...

Filipino Teachers Glad to Be Here

Letters To Editor
  Re: Your editorial “Conflict of Interest,” Feb. 12, pA7.     I would like to clarify the issue regarding the stated amount ($7,000) being charged...
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