An airplane carrying Gov. Susana Martinez and others sits on the runway at the Santa Fe Municipal Airport late Wednesday after a troubled landing without landing gear deployed. - Luis Sanchez Saturno/The New Mexican
Gov. Susana Martinez and first gentleman Chuck Franco were among several passengers of a private single-engine plane that touched down late Wednesday without landing gear deployed, screeching to a stop on the runway of the Santa Fe Municipal Airport. ...
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Santa Fe County's first cockfighting case went to trial Wednesday. Raul Trinidad-Enriquez, 27, is charged with 12 misdemeanor counts of "training, e ... - Classifieds
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Lady Braves get elite field for new tourney
Santa Fe Indian School didn't think small when starting a regular-season girls basketball tournament. Come winter, it will treat Northern New Mexico to an event that is as good as any other tournament in the area and perhaps the state. The name hasn't been determined, but the school will have a "Who's who?" list of teams for its inaugural tourn ...
Santa Fe Indian School didn't think small when starting a regular-season girls basketball tournament. Come winter, it will treat Northern New Mexico to an event that is as good as any other tournament in the area and perhaps the state. The name hasn't been determined, but the school will have a "Who's who?" list of teams for its inaugural tourn ...
Editorial: A conflict over condoms?
Of course, citizens likely will never know the full story about what is going on at the state Department of Health and why the top medical officer was asked to resign last week shortly after doing a television interview recommending that teens use condoms to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. The dismissal of Dr. Erin Bouquin, chief medical o ...
Of course, citizens likely will never know the full story about what is going on at the state Department of Health and why the top medical officer was asked to resign last week shortly after doing a television interview recommending that teens use condoms to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. The dismissal of Dr. Erin Bouquin, chief medical o ...
Farm to Restaurant aims to educate Santa Fe on local foods by linking farmers, chefsOn a bright, still chilly Saturday morning at the beginning of April, Nina Yozell-Epstein made her way around the Santa Fe Farmers Market at the Railyard. Yozell-Epstein, who is the coordinator of the Farm to Restaurant program, knows everybody at th ...
