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New Mexico land grants, Forest Service strike deals after decades of conflict
20+ min ago (1795+ words) Arnold Lopez, Santo Tomás Apostol del Río de las Trampas Land Grant treasurer, uses a loader to transport a log to a splitter Tuesday on his property in Chamisal. The Forest Service in New Mexico appears to be demonstrating an…...
Opioid settlement needs transparency and a plan
20+ min ago (417+ words) Too much money can sometimes be as big a problem as too little. We’ve seen this firsthand in New Mexico as money for infrastructure isn’t spent or dollars for pilot projects return to the state budget. Currently, the state has…...
New Mexico state lawmakers, legislative aides and their pay | Local News | santafenewmexican.com
25+ min ago (647+ words) The House floor at the Roundhouse in July 25. The New Mexican requested the salaries of district legislative aides from December, before a new compensation plan was adopted, and their current salaries in July. A salary analysis revealed a vast majority…...
St. Michael's has quarterback competition on their hands that may last into season
50+ min ago (1048+ words) St. Michael’s Estevan Gonzales, right, dodges a ball picked off by fellow quarterback Karsen Patten during passing drills Tuesday at Christian Brothers Athletic Complex. Estevan Gonzales, one of St. Michael’s quarterback candidates for starting quarterback, trains with fellow Horsemen on…...
Taos joins effort to protect watersheds from uranium mining
1+ hour, 5+ min ago (391+ words) Canjilon, a small ranching community of roughly 200 people, is pushing back against plans for uranium mining in the area. TAOS — The town of Taos is throwing its support behind a regional effort to safeguard New Mexico's watersheds, aquifers and acequias…...
Travel companies say their customers are no-shows -- but are they?
2+ hour, 5+ min ago (924+ words) On a recent flight from San Francisco to Paris, Dan Skilken was a no-show. It wasn’t his fault. The first leg of his flight to Denver was delayed by weather. His airline rebooked him on another flight to Paris, but…...
Santa Fe school board's tone-deaf soliloquy
1+ hour, 20+ min ago (813+ words) Kate Noble often weaves her time at the BBC into a narrative that seems to imply that — as a onetime journalist who rose through the ranks — she knows trust and truth. As my friends from the South would say, bless…...
Some Taos County residents object to aggressive tree thinning
2+ hour, 5+ min ago (1406+ words) Kyle Remiger, a resident of Gallina Canyon, walks through a recently thinned area of the Carson National Forest on Monday. "They started at 5:45 in the morning, and it really did sound like that angry swarm of bees," she said, recalling…...
New initiative aims to prevent suicide among New Mexico seniors
2+ hour, 5+ min ago (785+ words) Bernie Frimond, an instructor of a guitar class at Mary Esther Gonzales Senior Center, plays alongside students during a weekly class in February. A suicide prevention program is coming to senior centers across New Mexico. As New Mexico continues to…...
Don't dismantle one of Santa Fe's best housing tools
2+ hour, 50+ min ago (505+ words) Building more homes is essential, but the current city administration’s singular focus on new construction will not solve Santa Fe’s housing crisis. We also need to preserve homes, provide shelter, repair aging properties, expand affordable rentals and create paths to…...