Mitote, March 7, 2010
| The New Mexican
Tonight's the night — for the Oscars, that is, and there are plenty of Santa Fe/New Mexico connections to look for (not least of which is co-host Steve Martin, a former City Different resident). Keep your eye out for Susan Fiore, wife of Tony Ma ...Story, »

An open door for felines
Ben Swan | The New Mexican
The colorful mural above the windows says it all: Kitty condos. And from the outside looking in, one can glimpse a happy feline world — cat towers, cat toys and a comfortable bench for the human-type creatures. Inside the artfully framed "suites ...Story, »

• Acts of kindness help abandoned cat find home

Santa Fe native finds story line integral to creating video games
Ana Maria Trujillo | The New Mexican
One wouldn't expect to find good literature in video games. But if Santa Fe native Jeffrey Yohalem, 26, has anything to do with it, more writers would get into writing story lines for video games, much like he has. Yohalem, who graduated as val ...Story, »

A Wonderful Life: Helping put food on the table
Ana Pacheco | For The New Mexican
The first home that Margaret Bluck Gonzales lived in was a tent on her family's property on the west side of Santa Fe on Brae Street. "My mother told me that we had to live in a tent until I was six-months-old while my father built our two-room ...Story, »

At 100, woman finds strength in faith, family
Ana Maria Trujillo | The New Mexican
Proverbs 31 of the Bible talks about a woman who works all day for her family. "(She) works from morning to night for her children and her husband," said Rudy Rodriguez. "That was mom — a simple, hard-working lady." Rudy Rodriguez was tal ...Story, »

Public works: A push for clean water wells earns top honor
Gussie Fauntleroy | For The New Mexican
Even before recent news stories about the discovery of contaminants in some area residential wells, clean water was on people's minds. And one New Mexico Environment Department employee has been recognized for her role in helping get water wells test ...Story, »

Cycling to save lives, raise funds
Ana Maria Trujillo | The New Mexican
It's difficult for Ronald Levy, 61, to talk about his father, Samuel Levy. It's even more difficult to remember the day the elder Levy lost his battle to lymphoma. "I really kind of blocked a lot of stuff out. His death really affected all of u ...Story, »