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• New Mexico state senator denied Communion over 'political office' (81)
• Santa Fe has lost its sparkle (65)
• Cow Creek residents worry Santa Fean's 65-lot development would ruin pastoral paradise (44)
• New Mexico State Police: Man shot by deputies waved air gun (43)
• Santa Fe's monuments committee launches amid cloud of controversy (32)
• Heinrich is coming for your gas heater and stove (32)
• Growing like weeds? Many Santa Feans worry taller buildings will proliferate (26)
• Santa Fe artist carried the long fight against Cleveland Indians (22)
• New Mexico governor to mandate vaccinations or frequent testing for all state workers (22)
• Gudgel issues letter of apology to Native leaders (18)
• Does New Mexico have enough water for cannabis? (17)
• With outbreaks growing, break out the masks (16)
• A favored few blocked information pipeline to most legislators (15)
• Facebook flap fuels lawsuit against district attorney (14)
• Investigation means Williams Stapleton can't do her job (13)
• PNM warns of potential ‘brownouts’ in summer 2022 due to San Juan shutdown, solar projects not being finished (13)
• Citizen Legislature hands power to lobbyists, paid staff (12)
• New Mexico state Rep. Williams Stapleton under criminal investigation (12)
• Racism of rioters takes center stage in Jan. 6 hearing (12)
• Officials: New Mexico must prepare for less water in next half-century (12)
• Santa Fe mayor hits tax-supported event in park; rivals hit back (12)
• New Mexico sees highest daily virus case count since early May (11)
• New Mexico State Police say Tesuque man cut his own throat before officers shot him (11)
• Proposal would give unpaid New Mexico lawmakers a salary (10)
• Pandemic strategy must get tougher (10)
• Outspoken Democrat decries 'white progressive elite ambivalence' in New Mexico Senate (14)
• New Mexico releases new COVID-19 safety rules for public schools (10)
• Pecos quits House advisory role in protest of New Mexico lawmakers’ handling of Gudgel controversy (10)
• New Mexico is 2nd state to make gas stations liable for DWI (10)
• COVID-19 takes life of Santa Fe man in his 40s (9)
• Santa Fe Animal Shelter & Humane Society faces high demand, not enough space (9)
• New Mexico health officials reiterate importance of vaccinations, masks (9)
• Yes, parking meters downtown are a problem (9)
• State education secretary Stewart steps down; governor names new leader (9)
• New Mexico’s Civil Rights Act will have effect on hiring (8)
• A blinking light proves to calm traffic (8)
• Poll: Most unvaccinated Americans don’t want shots (8)
• The midtown saga is becoming a dirge (8)
• New Mexico sees another spike in coronavirus cases as delta variant spreads (7)
• New Mexico State Police IDs deputy who shot, killed man in Tesuque (7)
• Native lawmaker calls for removal of New Mexico education official accused of racist remarks (7)
• Santa Fe Public Schools clears homeless encampment near La Farge Branch Library (7)
• The biggest issue before us is climate (7)
• A day to celebrate for children and families (7)
• If you're vaccinated, persuade others to do the same (7)
• Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office seeks men suspected in armed robbery (7)
• Santa Fe County woman charged with killing husband, wounding friend (7)
• New Mexico GOP opposes effort to make ballot drop boxes permanent (7)
• Report: Military’s flawed oversight of toxic chemicals increased risks to personnel, public (6)
• St. Bede's Church in Santa Fe helps pay off $1.4M in medical debt for 782 households (6)
• An odd Western-meets-martial arts movie paved the way for Santa Fe in Hollywood (6)
• 'Time' magazine names Santa Fe to World's Greatest Places list (6)
• Lawmaker or lawbreaker? Prosecutors pursue advocate for the poor (6)
• Charter school would hurt district's students (6)
• New Mexico reports 329 coronavirus cases, five more deaths (6)
• State, local rules in New Mexico to keep stressed renters in homes (6)
• Administrator who disparaged Native Americans survives on tie vote (6)
• New Mexico Rep. Williams Stapleton resigns amid criminal investigation (6)
• Court orders gallery owner charged in Santa Fe obelisk incident to get lawyer (6)
• Tribal leaders demand action on public education inequity in New Mexico (6)
• Rec center staffing troubles have to do with city’s low pay (6)
• Santa Fe County jury finds man guilty in rape of 15-year-old girl (6)
• Solar projects running late to fill summer 2022 energy demand (5)
• Santa Fe Public Schools’ graduation rate soars, but graduates’ success up in air (5)
• Santa Fe City Council asks for input on cannabis regulations (5)
• Santa Fe set for another round of community meetings on midtown campus (5)
• Development in the Pecos brings darkness, not light (5)
• Undocumented oilfield workers struggle in New Mexico (5)
• Don't let needle waste ruin parks (5)
• Report: DWI suspect dozed while driving, hit semitrailer (5)
• Going to Google (5)
• U.S. Attorney's Office issues subpoena on Williams Stapleton records (5)
• Santa Fe man acquitted of murder after witnesses recant (16)
• N.M. schools budget only 9 percent of federal relief funds to address learning loss (5)
• Lujan Grisham: State representative under criminal investigation should resign if indicted (5)
• CYFD employees say they were sidelined or fired over concerns about software contract (4)
• Las Vegas, N.M. police chief: Man killed by officers called emergency dispatchers (4)
• Bitcoin ATMs pop up across Santa Fe (4)
• New Mexico educators say fossil fuel funding is unreliable (4)
• Riparian restoration plan approved for New Mexico's national forests (4)
• Report slams residential health facilities run by New Mexico Department of Health (4)
• As New Mexico regains control of some private prisons, questions remain (4)
• From Santa Fe to Puerto Rico to Tokyo (4)
• Santa Fe's slimmed-down Spanish Market missing key figure (4)
• When women attack women, all women lose (4)
• Communities in Schools of New Mexico gives hope to families in pandemic era (4)
• New Mexico vaccination lottery's impact hard to assess (4)
• Olympics boosted many politicians; Jenner hopes to be latest (4)
• New Mexico lawmakers hear from public safety officials on potential cannabis issues (4)
• States scale back virus reporting just as cases surge (4)
• Umpire Padilla known for respect he commanded on field (3)
• Santa Fe Little League star wins home run derby (3)
• Students of all races, cultures can handle the truth (3)
• We must teach our kids the truth (3)
• Santa Fe admonished by AG's Office in records case on De Vargas statue (10)
• Santa Fe County deputies arrest man wounded in Cerrillos incident (3)
• Trump urged Justice officials to declare election 'corrupt' (3)
• Avangrid is the right partner for New Mexico (3)
• Sheriff’s office offers few details in early morning homicide south of Santa Fe (3)