Santa Fe, NM News

• Santa Fe, NM News
• Meeting to Discuss Post-Conchas Fire Waste Cleanup
• Silver Bullets Represent Pojoaque Valley with Pride and Skill
• Pojoaque Denizen Chase Massengill Heads to College National Finals Rodeo
• Elkettes On the Road to Los Angeles Basketball Camps
• Rep. Lujan’s Staff to Hold Mobile Office Hours Across Northern New Mexico on Thursday
• Speak Out: What Is Your Most Prized Possession?
• PVHS Indian Club Honors Teachers and Staff
• Pueblo of Pojoaque Education Department Provides Exceptional Benefits to Tribal Students
• Body Found in El Rancho Trailer Fire Positively Identified
• Sam Roybal Signs to Run Cross Country for New Mexico Highlands University
• House Passes Luján Amendment for a Study on National Labs Transitioning to a Broader Mission
• Pueblo of Pojoaque Farmers & Craft Market
• Gwen Romero Resigns As Pojoaque Cheerleading Coach
• Ryan Wolf and Roberto Garcia Are All-District Baseball Honorees
• Garcia Resigns As Head Pojoaque Valley Baseball Coach
• House Republicans Abandon Bipartisanship on Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act
• YAFL Registration on May 19
• Charred Body Found in the Remains of El Rancho Trailer Fire
• Luján Statement Celebrating San Ysidro Feast Day
• Speak Out and the Silent Democracy
• Northern New Mexico Style Basketball Team Wins Salsa Slam
• Amanda Babicke and C.J. Berryman Dominate State Track and Field Championships
• Mother’s Day Reflections
• Obituary: Lorraine M. Montoya, March 9, 1932 to May 9, 2012
• Fundraiser for New Mexico Poets-in-the Schools Program
• Pueblo of Pojoaque Community Kitchen Offers Healthy Food and Opportunities for Entrepreneurs
• Huge Multi-Family Yard Sale in Nambe
• Dates to Remember for the Primary Election
• House Republicans Once Again Cut the Budget on the Backs of Middle-Class Families
• Marzia Desi, Just 16, Has Already Written Four Novels
• Pojoaque High Emerald Scholars Honored at Banquet
• The American Buffalo Survives in the Pojoaque Valley Badlands
• Pojoaque Valley Still Searching for a Volleyball Coach
• Lovington’s Big Bats Blast Elkettes
• Elks Lose First Game at State Baseball Tournament
• LANL to Produce New Cancer Treatment Agent
• Congressman Lujan Works on Pojoaque Little League Baseball Field
• Pojoaque Silver Bullets Win Basketball Tournament in Durango
• Frito Pie Benefit to Help Martha Romero Alire Fight Her Cancer
• Steven J. Lopez Jr., Firefighter, Engineer and Baseball Coach, Passes Away
• Pojoaque High Skills USA Program Receives Grant to Build a Bridge
• Luján Announces Winner of 2012 Congressional Art Competition
• State Tournaments: Anything Can Happen and Probably Will
• Behind the Plate with Harold Moya, Professional Umpire in the Pecos League
• Babicke and Berryman Set Pojoaque Track and Field Records
• Lujan Cites Need to Close Wage Gap Between Men and Women
• Effective Immediately Santa Fe County Open Burn Restrictions
• Luján: Republican Bill Pits Students Against the Health of Women and Children
• Fraud Alert From Pojoaque Valley School District
• Sage and Celebrity in Sustainable-Food Movement to Speak at Camino de Paz School & Farm in Santa Cruz
• Colin Friedman and Pojoaque Valley High Mentioned in Sports Illustrated
• Udall: Tribal Victims of Domestic Violence Deserve Justice [press_release]
• Elkettes Battle Hope Christian in a High Level Contest
• Hiring Committee Has Recommended Ron Drake Be Hired As Elkettes Basketball Coach
• Elkettes Own Second Place in District 5AAA
• Dogs, All Family Pets, Are Being Shot in Pojoaque Valley
• Integrating Technology into the Classroom in Pojoaque Valley Schools
• Elkettes and Lady Horsemen Split a Saturday Doubleheader
• Elkettez Win Spring Tip-Off Tournament
• Luján and Heinrich Join House Democrats to Call for Action Cleaning Abandoned Uranium Mines on ...
• Police Car T-Boned at Intersection of Gutierrez & 84/285
• Police Car T-Boned at Intersection of Gutierrez & 84/285
• Udall Amendment Would Save Six-Day Postal Service [press_release]
• Community Input Sought for Proposed PVSD Budget Meetings
• Luján Offers Bipartisan Legislation to Address Fire Hazards in National Forests
• Senators Praise Dunes Sagebrush Lizard Conservation Agreements [press_release]
• Udall Questions GSA’s Waste, Fraud in Senate Hearing [press_release]
• Hope Christian Defeats Elks, Scoring Five Unearned Runs
• Elkettes Improve to 4-2 in District Play with Win Over SFIS
• Equal Pay Day Is a Reminder of the Need to Close the Wage Gap Between Women and Men
• Father Santillanes to Retire on June 8
• Luján: Progress Continues on Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project
• Elks Defeat Horsemen for First Time Since 2008
• Exhibition - They Wove For Horses: Dine Saddle Blankets
• Luvina Lucero, PVHS Senior, Wins Gold Medal at State Gymnastics Championship
• Ryan Wolf Signs to Play for Presentation College in Aberdeen, South Dakota
• Amanda Babicke Records First Ever Pojoaque High Girls Victory at Meet of Champions
• Joan Logghe, Santa Fe Poet Laureate, to Perform at Northern New Mexico College
• Elkettes Ride Strong Right Arm of Kassandra Martinez to a District Win
• Rodeo De Santa Fe 2012
• Amado, Christopher Roybal’s New Film, Premiers Online
• Powerful Hope Christian Sweeps Elkettes
• Top Five Rumors of the Week for Pojoaque Valley
• Film: “Ancient Pathways-Modern Leaders” To Be Shown At Northern New Mexico College
• Pilgrims Walk With Jesus on the Road to El Santuario de Chimayo
• Pueblo of Pojoaque Farmers’ & Crafts Market to Open in Mid-May
• Fact vs. Fiction: Ending Race Horse Doping [press_release]
• Juan Alvarado,Elkettes Head Basketball Coach, Resigns
• Wired Together Batteries Found in Pojoaque Middle School Bathroom
• Elkettes Sweep Taos As They Explode for 38 Runs
• Sam Roybal, PVHS Student, Is the “Best Student Attorney in the State of New Mexico”
• Football: Northern New Mexico Hornets Wallop Espanola Spartans
• Hope Christian Sweeps Elks in a District Doubleheader
• Pilgrimage to El Santuario de Chimayo
• Elkettes Sweep SFIS to Kick-Off District Play
• Important Pojoaque Valley School District Capital Improvement Advisory Committee Meeting
• Pre-Season Vendor Meeting for Pueblo of Pojoaque Farmers and Crafts Market on April 4
• Speak Out: Do You Think There Should Be a Law Requiring Everyone to Purchase Health Insurance?
• Elks and Elkettes Both Finish Fifth at the West Las Vegas Invite
• Luján Remarks at Hearing on Rio Grande del Norte National Conservation Area
• Pojoaque High Film-Makers Take Top Honors in State Wide Competition
• Art of Story, Story of Art
• Ancient Ones
• What-Ever
• Friedman Is Perfect: Twenty-One Batters Up, Twenty-One Batters Down
• Santa Fe Eavesdropper
• 7 Days
• How to fund an American police state
• Tube Dream
• Learning to SHARE
• Carbon Wars
• Poisoned Prairie
• Man with a Plan
• Help a Friend in Need Who Lost Everything in a Mobile Home Fire
• Fifth Grade Pojoaque Intermediate Girls Team-Guns & Roses-Wins Rio Grande Shootout
• Senators Announce Bipartisan Coalition Urging Investment in Key Program to Fight Crime [press_release]
• Udall: Times Investigation Paints Disturbing Picture of Horseracing Industry [press_release]
• Elks Sweep Santa Fe Indian School to Win 10th Game in a Row
• Surgery-Fear and the Power of a Lover’s Touch
• Native American Senior Olympics at the Pueblo of Pojoaque Wellness Center
• Accelerated Learning Academy Assists Transition from High School to College
• Streaking Elks defeat Taos Tigers in Game 1; Darkness Ends Nightcap
• Lujan Highlights Benefits of Affordable Care and Patient Protection Act
• Luján Joins House Democrats to Discuss Affordable Care Act’s Benefits for Young Adults
• A Spring View by Tu Fu
• Surging Elks Win Seventh Game in a Row
• Luján Highlights Benefits of Affordable Care Act Ahead of the Second Anniversary
• Udall Welcomes President Obama to NM [press_release]
• Softball: Elkettes JV Splits Double Header with Robertson; Varsity Elkettes Lose to Los Alamos
• Senators Announce New Legislation to Shine Light on Anonymous Campaign Spending [press_release]
• Northern New Mexico Hornets Have Found a Home in Pojoaque Valley
• Party's Over
• Big Picture
• Booking Baby
• Spring Training
• Leave Bad Enough Alone
• Luján Statement on House Republicans’ Budget
• Word Association
• Police Charge Man with Murder, Tampering with Evidence in Torreon Park Death
• Game On!
• Reclaiming a Symbol
• A Good Turn
• Lewis drops out of CD1 Republican Race
• Olivia Arellano Named 2012 New Mexico Junior Youth of the Year for Boys & Girls Club of America
• Powerful Bloomfield High Sweeps Elkettes
• Elks Sweep Two Doubleheaders
• Hurricane Force Winds Rip the Roop off the Roadrunner Cafe
• Bending the Constitution to Random Drug Test Teen Athletes; Testing That’s Not Reliable in Keeping Athletes from Using
• Poetry Website Offers Information on Area Readings and Performances
• JV Elkettes’ Softball Team Splits Doubleheader with West Las Vegas
• Luján Announces $300,000 for EPA Job Training Grant at Santa Fe Community College
• The Kid Who Fell Asleep During the Greatest NCAA Championship Game of All Time
• Udall Opens Application Process for Military Service Academy Nominations [press_release]
• Luján Announces More Than $4 Million in School Improvement Grants for New Mexico
• New City Council Committees Named
• Mother Tongue: Lift Up Your Voice
• Comprehensive Plan for Athletic Department Presented at PVSD School Board Meeting
• Elkettes Explode for 23 Hits to Sweep Capital HIgh
• Elks and Elks Sweep Doubleheaders
• Santa Fe County: Help Wanted for Youth Conservation Corps Wildland Team
• Big Picture
• From Gaps to Ravines
• 7 Days
• The Horror
• The Skinny
• A Letter from Luis Bettencourt
• Stop the Experiment
• “Purple People Eaters”
• Technical Details
• The Process is the Point
• Educated Workmanship
• MIX Mastery
• Reading Up
• Building a Better Tomorrow, Today
• License to Sell
• Marketing Home
• The New Algae Economy
• Let’s Get Together
• Laying Eggs
• Storefronting the Money
• Simon Says
• Culture Club
• Try Something New
• Art-Making as Lifestyle
• Localize This!
• Hi, Desert
• Doomsday
• Baseball: JV Elks Need to Work on Focus and Baserunning
• Pojoaque High Culinary Team to Compete for $266,000 in Scholarships
• Award Winning Pojoaque Valley Vineyard Developing Their Third Vineyard
• Ben Ray Lujan Earns Spot on Primary Ballot in June
• Luján Announces 2012 Congressional Art Competition for High School Students
• Time Stops in the Pit; Horsemen Dethrone Hope Christian to Win State Title
• Comic Book Series Mutates History of the Atomic Bomb
• VIDEO: Atalaya Search & Rescue Scenario in 'Rescue Me'
• County Assessor Accepting Annual Application for Valuation Freezes
• Coss to Run for Ben Lujan's State House Seat
• N.M. Senators Vote to Extend Life of Programs that Provide Millions to New Mexico Counties [press_release]
• Luján Highlights $6.6 Million to Improve Rural Electric Infrastructure in New Mexico
• Huskies Overwhelm Elks in State Tournament
• NM SENS: Bring Troops Home From Afghanistan [press_release]
• In Municipal Elections, NM Voters Elect Several Candidates Packed With Baggage
• Baseball: Errors Killing the Elks
• Video: Races at Sol Santa Fe
• New City Council Includes Bushee, Ives, Rivera and Dimas
• Pojoaque Valley Middle School 8th Grade Boys Win Ortiz Tournament
• 7 Days
• Moving Picture
• Waived Down
• Moving On
• Meet Your New Board Officers
• Hot off the Press Release
• Letters to...
• Rescue Me
• Five and One-Half Reasons to be at SxSF
• Track Season Opens for Elks and Elkettes
• Christopher Roybal’s Newest Film Available on Line
• PVHS Student Speaks Out Against Dating and Domestic Violence
• Elks Ride Hometown Crowd Energy to State Tournament Overtime Win
• Elks Hope Hustle Philosophy Will Take Them to the Next Level
• Elkettes End Season with a Loss to Portales
• Felicia DePaula Writes About Love and Dreams
• Estrella Del Norte Vineyard Developing a New Vineyard
• Luján Calls for Crackdown on Speculators to Address Rising Gas Prices
• Prevent a Litter and Fix Your Critter at El Rancho Community Center
• Luján Fights for LANL in Hearing with Department of Energy Secretary Chu
• Political Party Day at Pojoaque Valley High
• Udall Recruits Applicants for Internships [press_release]
• Luján Supports Legislation to Clean Up Abandoned Uranium Mines
• Softball: Elkettes Prepare to Compete in the State’s Toughest District
• 7 Days
• Campaign Trail
• Gimme Shelter
• Amended Detections
• The Personal Is Participatory
• Rock 101
• VIDEO: SFPS Superintendent Bought Out
• A New Home in Imagination
• Making Money...er, Art
• Best Intentions
• VOTE!
• Grand Prix Fixe
• Elks get an 8 seed in the State Basketball Tournament; Elkettes a 14 Seed
• Reader’s Speak Out: How Should a Student Handle a Bully?
• Allan Lockridge’s Thoughts on Religion and Politics
• Early Registration Deadline for Walk Like MADD is Monday, February 27
• Anti-Bullying Dance at Pojoaque Middle School
• New Football Coach Hired at Pojoaque High
• Sandia Prep Kills the Elks from the Free Throw Line
• Lady Braves Firepower Too Much for Elkettes
• Aspen Santa Fe Ballet - Norbert L. De La Cruz III
• LANL Announcement Shocks the State
• Elkettes Upset Lady Horsemen in District Tournament
• Roundhouse Cowboy
• Breaking…and Making Up
• Rebranding
• Grade A—or F?
• Youthful Thinking
• Hungry Like the [Meow] Wolf
• Time, And Again
• A Better Day has Come
• Ben-Hur
• State Announces Plans for Revamping Medicaid
• Elkettes Advance in District Tournament; Play St. Michael’s Tonight
• Judge Submits Preliminary House Redistricting Maps
• District 5AAA Girls’ Tournament Starts Tonight
• Where Do I Go From Here? by Allan Lockridge
• Historic Day for San Ildefonso Pueblo
• Olivia Arellano Named Boys & Girls Club Jr. Youth of the Year
• Udall Statement on Payroll Tax Compromise [press_release]
• Luján: Report Examining Stewardship of Scientific and Engineering Capability at NNSA Labs ...
• Time to Register for Little League Baseball in Pojoaque Valley
• Elks Lose Final Game of Regular Season
• Luján Votes to Extend Payroll Tax Cut for Hard-Working New Mexicans
• “If I Fail, Or If I Succeed At Least I Did As I Believe”
• Luján Cosponsors DISCLOSE Act to Increase Transparency in Elections
• Bingaman & Udall Honor Speaker Luján [press_release]
• Senators Call for IRS Investigations into Potential Abuse of Tax-Exempt Status by Groups Engaged in Campaign Activity [press_release]
• N.M. Tribes Receive $1.37 Million for Renewable Energy Projects [press_release]
• Savannah Martinez Named Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year
• Pojoaque High Graduate Opens a New Restaurant in Santa Fe
• Cheyenne Law Scores 15 in Elkettes Victory
• Sista Sista
• To Go Under
• Otter Flop
• Over the Lines
• Safety Net
• Big Picture
• Bard Meets CNN
• Worlds Within Words
• Who Killed Richard Burick?
• Game On!
• 7 Days
• Santa Fe Eavesdropper
• Susana Martinez Signs Hay Bill
• NM Counties Noted for Oil Drilling
• “Tuesdays with Tom”: Udall Discusses Transportation Reauthorization Ahead of Senate Debate [press_release]
• Healthy Hearts Seminar in Los Alamos
• Luján Highlights President’s Blueprint to Train Workers for ...
• True Stories: My Funny Valentine
• Udall Statement on President’s Budget Proposal [press_release]
• Students Teaching Students the Techniques of Scientific Investigation
• Elkettes Almost Upset Lady Huskies in OT
• Documenting the Sixties in Santa Cruz with Lisa Law
• Hope Christian Huskies Show Why They’re Number One
• Giffords Anti-Drug Trafficking Bill Becomes Law [press_release]
• Elkettes Can’t Keep Up with Lady Horsemen
• Pojoaque Middle School 7th Grade Team Wins Taos Tournament
• Speak Out: Why Are So Many Incarcerated in the USA?
• N.M. Congressional Delegation Seeks to Help Hispanics with Rare Genetic Disease [press_release]
• Luján Votes to Reform Washington by Strengthening Rules Against Insider Trading
• PHS Student Leads Drive to Honor Teachers
• Community Members for Community Center Advisory Committees Needed
• Udall: $1.2 Million for Water Infrastructure in N.M. [press_release]
• Los Alamos Farmers Market Starts This Week
• Have You Seen This Lost Puppy?
• Radio Ga Ga
• Navel-Gazing
• Envelopes and Pink Suits
• Rebels with a Cause
• Trailer Clash
• Big Picture
• Love & Sex 2012
• Defensive Battle Between Two Tough Teams
• “Tuesdays with Tom”: Udall's Measures to Increase Airline Safety and Screening Privacy Advance to President [press_release]
• Organization Takes Action to Support Current Driver’s License Law
• Brian Ainsworth Resigns, Moves on to Cleveland High
• Crazy Predictions for an Exciting Week of Basketball; Plus, Dietary and Love Advice
• A Guest in My Heart by Felicia DePaula
• Lady Braves Rout Elkettes 64-39
• True Stories: Stupor Bowl Sunday, Giants versus Patriots by J.T. Knoll
• County Road 84 Closure Starts on February 6
• Pojoaque Valley Students Air Feelings in “Talk About It” Campaign
• Elkettes Cruise To Victory Over Capital
• Cross Country: Sam Roybal and Coach Lockridge Honored
• Udall: USDA Pilot Program to Help Rural N.M. Homeowners [press_release]
• State of Academics Discussed at Pojoaque Valley School District School Board Meeting
• Luján Cosponsors Legislation to Block Congressional Pay Raise
• Luján: New Report Reinforces the Need to Extend the Payroll Tax Cut
• Money Games
• Rudderless Ship
• Get Funked
• Chopped
• Big Picture
• The Swedish West
• A Night at the Museum
• No Page Unturned
• Carl Trujillo Launches Campaign for State Representative
• TRUE STORIES:The Halo of Melancholy
• Journalist Doland to Head Open Government Group
• VIDEO: City Council Forum District 1
• Chinese New Year
• Santa Fe Will Get $150k
• Elkettes Snap Eight Game Losing Streak
• Harry Montoya Running for Congress Against Ben Ray Lujan
• Sandia Prep Hands Pojoaque a Hard Fought Loss
• Pueblo of Pojoaque Teen Center About to Have Its Grand Opening
• Special Pojoaque Valley School Board Meeting to Discuss Academics
• Pojoaque Valley Warrior Wins Mixed Martial Arts Competition
• Udall Statement on Giffords Ultralight Bill Passage in House [press_release]
• Free, Found and Cheap
• Nothing But a Number
• A Tame Approach
• Swiss Bliss
• Big Picture
• Hazy Future
• Social Demotion
• Homeless in Santa Fe
• Lady Cardinals Hand the Elkettes Their Seventh Straight Loss
• Luján Statement on the President’s State of the Union Address
• Udall Reaction to the State of the Union [press_release]
• Machado and Lorca: A Bi-Lingual Poetry Performance
• A Meditation on Marilyn Monroe, Love and Fate by Felicia DePaula
• Assistant Baseball Coach Wanted at PHS
• Horsemen’s Defense Shuts Down Elks
• Rodriguez Resigns As Head Football Coach at Pojoaque Valley High
• Lady Horsemen Romp Past the Elkettes
• Deep Web Technologies Releases WorldWideScience.org Application For SciVerse Hub
• Elks Crush Braves in District Opener
• Pojoaque Valley Middle School, Where Chess Nerds Are Cool
• House Speaker Ben Lujan Reveals He Has Stage 4 Lung Cancer
• Undoing the Myth
• The Body, Undone
• Anybody Seen These Genres?
• Big Picture
• Dangerous Mind
• Making the Law
• One Year of Susana
• Udall Statement on Speaker Luján [press_release]
• Bullying Incident at Pojoaque Valley Sixth Grade Academy
• Alvarado Ejected From Game; Lady Braves Defeat Elkettes….Tigers Edge Elks…
• How To Improve Our Schools
• Santa Fe High Demonettes Down the Elkettes
• New Immigration Ruling Is Nothing But Small Change by Cristina Parker
• Luján Statement Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Buffalo Thunder to Host “King of the Cage”
• Santa Fe County Offices Closed for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Baker’s Put-back Powers Los Alamos to Last Minute Win
• I’m Walking After Midnight by Felicia DePaula
• Call to Abolish Corporate Personhood
• Results of the State’s School Grading System
• Comic Strip
• Donne with Solo Work
• Big Picture
• Easy Rider
• Red Dawn
• We'll Meet Again
• South Side Rising
• Santa Fe County Mobile Health Van in Pojoaque Valley
• Former NFL Star Speaks to Students and Community Members on Conflict and Crisis Resolution
• Elks Continue to Roll…Elkettes Nipped by Lady Sundevils
• Pojoaque Valley Returns to District 2AAA
• There’s No Dancing in Football
• Pojoaque Knocksout Lovington in the Portales Shootout
• Elks and Elkettes Prevail in Overtime at the Portales Shootout
• Elvis Impersonator Celebrates Elvis Presley’s 78th Birthday at Buffalo Thunder
• Dance For Kids: Momix - Botanica
• Pojoaque Valley Middle School Science Fair on January 18
• The Pictures Got Loud
• Final Pilgrimage
• Simmering SOPA
• New Flame
• New Year, New Rules
• Big Picture
• Defending Your Space
• Elkettes Hit Seven 3-Pointers in Win Over West Las Vegas
• Shout Out to People Interested in Sustainable Living and Community Building
• Antique Indian Art Show 2012
• Antique Ethnographic Art Show 2012
• A Curmudgeon’s Look at the New Year
• Elks Soar into the New Year
• Pojoaque Valley Soccer Warm-Ups Now Worn By A Mexican Soccer Team
• Cultural Alignments Trump “Geographical Balance”
• Blog/Column:Every Second Is a Highlight by Felicia DePaula
• Santa Fe County Holiday Closure Schedule
• A Christmas Story: How Much Is Enough?
• Udall Statement on Payroll Tax Extension Agreement [press_release]
• New Year's Eve Concert at The Lensic
• Luján Statement on Two-Month Extension of the Payroll Tax Cut
• Elks and Elkettes Advance into Championship Games
• Do It Together
• We Wuv Warehouse
• The Big Picture
• Now Hiring?
• Baby on Board
• Stories of the Year
• Eating Wrong
• A Good Horse
• Cold Cold Win For Elkettes
• Elks Bag the Bobcats for First Win of the Year
• Religious Christmas Season Services Schedule for Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe
• Luján: House Republicans Threaten Tax Increase on Hard-Working New Mexicans
• Column: Contemplations on the Coming of the Christ Child by J.T. Knoll
• Ben Lujan Tournament Tips Off on Monday
• Elkettes Dismantled by Lady Patriots
• Bingaman & Udall: Budget Bill Includes $215 for NM Air Force Bases, Nat’l Guard [press_release]
• Basketball Camp at Pueblo of Pojoaque Wellness Center
• Udall Statement on Payroll Tax Holiday Extension [press_release]
• Bill to Combat Transnational Organized Crime Passes the Senate [press_release]
• All Indian Pueblo Council Endorses President Obama for Re-election
• Elkettes Defeat Socorro…Elks Remain Winless
• N.M. Senators React to National Academies & NIH on Recommendations that Would Significantly Limit the Use of Chimpanzees in Research [press_release]
• Udall: It's Time to Honor Bataan Heroes [press_release]
• Luján Statement on the End of the War in Iraq
• Obituary: Donaldo E. Roybal
• Art Medicine
• Help from the Help
• Film Fam
• Big Picture
• Tough Choices
• Unread
• Skin in the Game
• Volleyball: Four Elkettes Earn All-State Honors
• Luján: Republican Bill Protects Top One Percent While Asking More From the Middle Class
• Udall: Santa Fe Passport Office Re-opened [press_release]
• Blog Post: Consider My Dirty Laundry Aired by Felicia DePaula
• Briana Ainsworth Nominated for New Mexico Volleyball Player of the Year
• Lujan Honors World War II Navajo Code Talkers
• Law Arrives in Pojoaque Valley
• Elkettes Bounce Back, Defeat West Las Vegas
• Udall-Heller Ultralight Aircraft Drug Smuggling Bill Clears Senate [press_release]
• Robertson Nips Elkettes….Los Lunas Routs Elks
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in New Mexico
• Consumer Alert: Cell Phone Numbers Go Public This Month
• Luján Honors the World War II Service of Navajo Code Talkers
• Holiday Event to Benefit Fine Arts for Children and Teenagers
• The Corruptions
• Everybody's Doing the Fish
• In the End
• The Roadsign More Traveled
• Department of Help
• Big Picture
• Overdose
• For Love of a Drug by Felicia DePaula
• Aamodt Meeting Postponed; Rescheduled for December 21
• Felicia DePaula’s Writing Digs Into the Dark Corners of Life
• Mike Herrera Loses Everything in a Trailer Fire
• Deming Defeats Pojoaque Valley 66-39
• Public Meeting to Discuss Aamodt on Monday, December 5
• Brutal Murder at Butterfly Springs Mobile Home Park in Pojoaque Valley
• Capital Defeats Pojoaque Valley
• Udall Calls for Re-opening of Santa Fe Passport Office [press_release]
• Senate Passes Udall-Schumer 'Buy American' Solar Amendment for Defense Dept. [press_release]
• Elks Can’t Hold Off Jaguars Fourth Quarter Blitz
• Don Quixote Distillery & Winery Opens a Tasting Room in Pojoaque Valley
• School of Imagination
• Schism Wurst
• Big Picture
• Occu-Pies
• Tense Talks
• First Person
• Team Wolf
• What's in His Head?
• Time to Say Nice Things
• Rockies Star Jordan Pacheco to Conduct Baseball Camp in Pojoaque Valley
• Bernalillo Runs Away from Elks in Season Opener
• Deep Web Technologies Mobilizes Federated Search
• Health Van at El Rancho Community Center on Dec. 2
• El Rancho Holiday Art Show on December 3
• Elks Are Young, Talented and Untested
• An Exibition of Dolls at the Tower Gallery in Pojoaque Valley
• Elkettes Rout Los Alamos 51-30 in Season Opener
• Notah Begay III Foundation Seeks Game Changer Award Nominations
• Pojoaque Valley Schools Newsletter Available Online
• Ticket Blaster
• To Go Home
• Taos Volt
• An ascending descendant
• Death and Taxes
• The Big Picture
• Specialized Ed
• Elkettes Feature A Talented Back Court Duo Plus Aggressive Post Players
• Weight of the Word
• Lien on Me
• Lujan Statement on Native American Heritage Month
• Luján Statement on Native American Heritage Month
• Espanola Valley School District Muffles the Rio Grande Sun
• Editorial: Disappointed by Pojoaque Valley School District
• Senators' Amendment Targets Ultralight Aircraft Drug Smugglers [press_release]
• Senators Introduce Burn Pit Amendment to Help Veterans [press_release]
• King of the Cage-Mixed Martial Arts Competition-at Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino
• Free Thanksgiving Meals at the New Beginnings Church in El Rancho
• Don Quixote Distillery and Winery Opening Soon in Pojoaque Valley
• Sustainable Land Development Code Public Input Meeting in Pojoaque Valley
• Speak Out: What Does Pojoaque Valley Need?
• Luján: Roosevelt County Telephone Cooperative to Receive $12 Million to Enhance Broadband Network
• Sopaipilla Factory Celebrates Their Fourth Anniversay
• Winter Guide 2011
• Dead Men Walking
• A Sharp
• Worthwhile Weekend
• Get off the Lawn
• Eating Wrong
• The Curator
• MOXed In
• Can You Hear Me Now?
• Community Meeting in El Rancho Community Center Tonight
• Train in Vain?
• Cobra Commanders
• Where Culture Happens
• Famous and Cheesy
• Have I got a deal for you
• Bottom of the Heap
• Legal Status
• Tilting at Walmart
• Art in the Back of a Truck
• Big Picture
• Reel Money
• A New Day?
• Food Fight
• Some Assembly Required
• Wasteland
• Elkettes Are the State’s Best AAA Volleyball Team, Again
• Elkettes Play Portales for Third Straight State Championship This Afternoon
• BEN RAY LUJAN HONORS VETERANS
• Elkettes Power Their Way to State Tournament Quarterfinals
• Luján Statement Celebrating Veterans Day
• Udall Statement on Veterans Day and Passage of the VOW to Hire Heroes Act [press_release]
• VIDEO: Udall Interviews Medal of Honor Recipient Sgt. Leroy Petry [press_release]
• Fireman’s Ball to Benefit Pojoaque Valley Volunteer Fire Department
• The Power of a Single Vote - Santa Fe Election Information and Polling Places
• New Cheerleaders Pep Club at Pojoaque Valley Middle School
• Luján Applauds Obama’s Efforts to Spur Job Creation by Moving Technology from the Lab to the ...
• Udall Applauds USDA Investment at NMSU [press_release]
• Bennie Gomez: A Soldier’s Journey to Peace
• Commissioner Mayfield Discusses the New Nambe Community Center
• Cross Country: Horsemen Edge Elks to Win District Championship
• Halloween Carnival Tonight & 7th Annual Boys & Girls Club Halloween/Christmas Toy Run on Sunday
• Vince Garcia Remembered by His Son Nicholas and Entire Family
• Luján Applauds President Obama’s Move to Lower Student Loan Payments
• Luján Offers Amendment to Protect Sacred and Cultural Sites
• A Sharp
• Elkettes Finish Regular Season with 20-0 Record
• Prequelly Sequel Re-Remake
• Court Fees
• High Coss
• Bully Pulpit
• The Vinyl Countdown (Ha!)
• SPREADing the Wealth
• Imagine Chains Rattling
• Censored
• PVHS Cross Country Teams Primed for District Meet
• Pojoaque High Grad VP of Design for Oprah Winfrey Network
• Camino de Paz Students Turn Farming and Animal Husbandry Skills into Successful Businesses
• Hope Christian Crushes Pojoaque Valley
• Estrella del Norte Vineyard Continues to Grow and Flourish
• Udall Statement on Iraq Troop Drawdown [press_release]
• Luján Statement on the Withdrawal of U.S. Troops From Iraq
• Volleyball: Elkettes Are District Champs for Seventh Consecutive Year
• From the Street to the SITE
• Major Tomme
• And Then I Discovered Rock
• Luján Hosts Innovation Workforce Development Summit
• Udall Statement on Death of Gadhafi [press_release]
• Fourth Annual Community Health Fair at Buffalo Thunder
• Udall, Rockefeller Raise Red Flags on Concussions in Sports and Questionable Marketing of Sports Safety Equipment [press_release]
• Luján: Cost of Living Adjustment for Social Security Recipients Will Benefit New Mexico’s Seniors
• New Formula
• First Person
• License Deregulation
• Climate of Secrecy
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for New Mexico NM
• Elkettes Entertain a Pink Filled Gym with 3-0 Win
• Udall: Wireless Announcement Marks Big Improvement to Prevent "Bill Shock" [press_release]
• 3.8 Earthquake Shakes Pojoaque Valley and Surrounding Area
• Speak Out: Should Sagging Pants Be Unlawful On School Campuses?
• Horsemen Defeat Pojoaque Valley 50-0
• Lucky Slot Player Wins $288,900 at Buffalo Thunder
• Volleyball: Elkettes Are 17-0 After Victory Over Lady Braves
• Elkettes’ Basketball Car Wash
• Three Hundred People Sign Petition to Allow Middle School Cheerleading Team
• Find New Mexico Corn Mazes - Get lost in a New Mexico haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Free Flu Shots at El Rancho Community Center
• Pre-occupied
• An American Revolution
• Willkommen, Bienvenue
• The Funeral Crashers
• Rista-ctions
• Fox in the Henhouse?
• Big Picture
• Luján Highlights Expedited Permitting Process for Navajo Gallup Water Supply Project
• Elks Top 3A School at Jaguar Invitational
• Columbus Day: Out of One, Many
• Big Homecoming Victory for Elks Ties School Record for Most Wins in a Season
• America to Rock Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino
• Bingaman & Udall Meet With Postmaster General and Push For Answers on Closures [press_release]
• Elkettes Are 16-0 After Sweep of Sandia Prep
• Santa Fe County Seeking Citizens For Cundiyo Community Center Advisory Committee
• Pojoaque Fire Station Expanded to Include Living Quarters
• Elkettes Sweep Hope Christian in District 5AAA Volleyball Match
• The Sword and the Stoners
• Game Changers
• Light Show
• Occupied
• Vagrancy
• Bad Behavior
• Undercover
• Spending Money on Art
• Devon Ewy: The Kid Who Loves to Drum
• Cross Country:Sam Roybal Leads Elks to Third Place at SFIS Meet
• Football: Elks Shoot Themselves in the Foot with Turnovers
• Football: Elks Win Streak Ends in Raton
• Volleyball: Elkettes’ Express Sweeps Lady Horsemen
• Volleyball: Elkettes Sweep St. Michael’s
• Senators Call for Stronger Support of Tribal Health Care [press_release]
• Luján Applauds EPA Plan to Cleanup Largest Abandoned Uranium Mine on Navajo Nation
• Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe Fall Festival This Weekend
• Pie in the Sky
• Eating Wrong
• Truth in Youth
• Mudslung
• A Sharp
• Someone in a Tree
• Bad Blood
• Race to 2012
• Volleyball: Shock and Awe in Ben Lujan Gymnasium
• Udall: Nearly $10 Million to Build Healthier N.M. Communities [press_release]
• Senators Outline Need for Higher WIPP & LANL Funding in Bill [press_release]
• Senators Urge Improvements to Indian Health Service [press_release]
• Senate Passes Resolution Honoring Sick Nuclear Workers with a National Day of Remembrance [press_release]
• Udall: $1 Million for Nutrition Aid Improvements [press_release]
• Speak Out: What’s the Best Advice Your Father Ever Gave You?
• Luján Announces Nearly $400,000 for San Juan College Through a Federal Grant
• Elks Varsity and JV Cross Country Teams Win Capital City Invite
• Elkettes Make History, Sweep Cleveland High in Rio Rancho Tournament’s Championship Match
• Elks Over West Las Vegas 54-28
• Elkettes Are 7-1 in Rio Rancho Tournament Pool Play
• Pojoaque Valley Defeats Artesia, Reigning 4A State Champs
• 15th Annual Gathering for Mother Earth in Pojoaque Valley
• Soccer: Team Effort Nets Elkettes First Victory
• Funny Business
• Eating Wrong
• Guitar Man
• Shut Your Trap
• Cashed
• Nonrenewable
• Left Behind
• To Realign or Not to Realign New Mexico’s Athletic Class System?
• Kosgie and Asfaw Are Winners at the Buffalo Thunder Half Marathon
• Luján Announces $500,000 Grant for Northern New Mexico College to Encourage Continued Education
• Santa Fe County Teen Court Seeks Students Interested in a Law Career
• Elkettes Are Royalty at the Tournament of Champions
• Elks Grind Out 35-27 Comeback Win
• La Sociedad: Guardians of Hispanic Culture Along the Rio Grande; Lecture and Booksigning
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for New Mexico NM
• Luján Statement on Hispanic Heritage Month
• Volleyball: Elkettes Overwhelm the Demonettes
• New Waste Transfer Station Hours and Days of Operation
• Tourist Detraction
• Triple Threat
• A Sharp
• Eating Wrong
• Out to Dry
• Relapse
• Open Season
• Santa Fe County Seeks Citizens to Serve on Maternal and Child Health Planning Council
• Delegation Pays Tribute to Medal of Honor Recipient SFC Leroy Petry [press_release]
• Inaugural Buffalo Thunder Half Marathon on September 18
• Gov. Martinez’s Grandparents Were Illegal Immigrants
• Sustainable Land Development Code Public Input Meetings Scheduled
• Sam Roybal Leads Elks to Victory at Taos Invitational
• Real Life
• Separated
• Math
• West Coast
• Distance
• Unassisted Memories
• Pojoaque Valley Wins Piedra Vista Volleyball Tournament
• Football: Elks Shutout Sundevils with a 50-0 Mercy Win
• Volleyball: Pojoaque Valley Headed Towards a Shootout With Monument Valley
• Luján Statement on the 10th Anniversary of the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
• King of the Cage Mixed Martial Arts Coming to Buffalo Thunder
• Udall Responds to President’s Address to Congress [press_release]
• Udall Lauds $4.84 Million Investment for Geothermal Energy at N.M. Labs [press_release]
• Bingaman & Udall: Senate Bill that Funds Labs Clears Hurdle [press_release]
• Udall Announces $5.3 Million for Las Cruces Airport [press_release]
• Speak Out: Who Would You Nominate for the Pojoaque Valley Hall of Fame?
• Udall Introduces Bill to Improve Tribal Education [press_release]
• Booked Up
• Overcommitted
• Operatic Endtime
• Joseph's Tale
• A Sharp
• Dam Fools
• Was There an Alternative?
• Big Bear in a Nambe Tree Makes Annie Scovel’s Birthday Special
• Soccer: Elkettes Lose to Lady Dragons
• Cross Country: Elks the Top 3A School at UNM Invitational
• Football: Elks Mercy Rule the Wingate Bears 53-0
• Santa Fe County Waste Station Closure
• Santa Fe County Seeks Affordable Housing Focus Group Members
• Pojoaque River Art Tour: Mark It On Your Calendar
• Judge Says No To Gov. Martinez’s Order That Foreign Nationals Reverify Residency
• Pojoaque Valley Middle School 7th and 8th Grade Volleyball Teams Defeat Lady Horsemen
• Water Lines
• Eating Wrong
• Slow Grow
• Pit Stop
• Hi, Desert
• A Sharp
• Soccer: Valencia Blanks Elkettes
• Help Wanted: Basketball and Cheerleading Coaches
• Sweat 2011
• Free Screenings and Counseling at Child Find & Medicaid Outreach Fair
• Volleyball: Elkettes 3-1 Win Over Lady Hilltoppers
• Cross Country Elks Pack Up to Win Espanola Valley High Invitational
• Football: Elks Hammer Hilltoppers 59-22
• Pojoaque Valley Youth Soccer League Registration
• Sudden Administrative Change Pushes 8th Grade Cross Country Girls Off High School Varsity
• Volleyball: Elkettes Defeat Capital 3-0 in Season Opener
• El Rancho Residents Voice Grave Concerns at Community Meeting.
• Cross Country Eighth Graders Bringin’ It for the Elkettes
• What the Duck?
• Reel Indian Art
• Political Minefield?
• Deadly Delights
• A Sharp
• Right of Entry
• Death of a Yogi
• Soccer: Elks and Elkettes Blanked in Season Opener
• Elks Running Hard in the Hills Like They’re Supposed To
• Back to School for Santa Fe - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Cesar Soto-Melendez, 5, A Missing Endangered Child
• It Takes A Village To Educate Our Children
• Important Community Meeting at the Old El Rancho Bar
• La Puebla’s Joan Logghe, Santa Fe Poet Laureate; Less Cool Every Day and Loving It
• More Than 1,000 People March for Immigrant Rights in Las Cruces
• Soccer: Elkettes a Mixture of Experienced and Inexperienced Players
• Santa Fe Country Burn Restrictions Lifted
• Hunger Pangs
• Failure to Comply
• Deadliest Catch
• Herrera School Buses and Coaches, Inc. Awarded PVSD Bus Contract
• Killing Time
• Youth and Beauty
• Making it New
• Eating Wrong
• A Sharp
• Tables without Borders
• Southern New Mexico Residents March Against Gov. Martinez’s Anti-Immigrant Agenda
• Volleyball: Elkettes on a Quest to Win Third Straight State Championship
• Elks’ 2011 Football Team: A Brotherhood of Hungry Warriors
• First Time Media Day for PVHS Athletics
• Pojoaque High 1986 Class Reunion on August 26th and 27th
• Mega Studio/Yard Sale At Preston-Hornbuckle Fine Art Gallery
• PVHS Boys’ Soccer Returns Five Starters To Team That Finished 7-1 in District Last Year.
• PVMS Hosting Ice Cream Social on August 16
• You Know You’re A Pojoaque Valley Old-Timer When You Remember…
• Speak Out: A Controversial Question About Welfare Applicants And Drug Tests
• Hi, Desert
• Putting on "Ayre"
• A Sharp
• Burned Ambition
• Women’s Fall Basketball League in Santa Fe
• Risky Business
• Bad Bird
• Take a Number
• Udall to Introduce Bill that would Level Playing Field for Advanced Biofuels [press_release]
• Let Kids Try-They Might Fool You And Show You That You Don’t Know Everything
• Santa Fe County Accepting Public Housing Applicants
• PVHS Registration Begins Monday, August 8; Ends, Friday, August 12
• Tribal Youth Suicide Prevention Conference at IAIA
• Pojoque Deep Sea Welder Recovering From the Bends; Owns Knockout Welding in Jaconita
• Udall: Two NM Organizations Receive $870,250 to Rehabilitate Affordable Housing [press_release]
• Sawed-Off Shotgun Found at Crime Scene of El Rancho Triple Homicide
• The Big Picture
• Luján: Congress Should Stay in Session to Focus on Jobs and End the FAA Shutdown
• Santa Fe County Fair Begins Tomorrow
• A Sharp
• Game of Moans
• First Person
• Going Public
• Pay to Play...Kickball
• PVHS Girls’ Varsity Soccer Practice Begins August 8th
• Udall and Heller Target Ultralight Aircraft Drug Smugglers with Increased Penalties [press_release]
• Debt Ceiling Deal: “A Sugar Coated Satan Sandwich”; Lujan Opposes Deal
• Luján Opposes Debt Ceiling Bill
• NM Delegation Introduces Resolutions Honoring Medal of Honor Recipient Leroy Arthur Petry [press_release]
• Ernie R. Lujan: How I Became Inspired To Create Religious Art
• Rancho de Jaconita: A Home with History
• Udall: Boehner Bill Never Viable Option [press_release]
• Udall Statement on Historic CAFE Standard Announcement [press_release]
• Luján Statement on the 46th Anniversary of Medicare
• Politcal Theater of the Wealthy, Not a Hit on Main Street
• Luján Opposes Republican Debt Limit Plan that Threatens a Downgrade of U.S. Credit Rating
• Trash Is Cash for Santa Fe County Commission
• Pojoaque Valley Farmer’s Market May Not Happen This Year
• A Sharp
• Eating Wrong
• Corporate Welfare
• Powering Down
• Thirsty Earth
• Comedic Justice
• Pojoaque Youth Baseball Elks Win Telluride Tournament
• Poeh Center Student Arts Show Enlivens Pojoaque Valley Weekend
• Speak Out: What’s Your Favorite Summertime Recreational Activity?
• New Pueblo of Pojoaque Teen Center Nourishes Body, Mind and Soul
• Udall Says Lower Taxes for Corporations and Ultra-Wealthy not Shared Sacrifice [press_release]
• Santa Fe Community College Receives $300,000 for Job Training
• The Nation’s Foremeost Indigenous Contemporary Dance Group Performance
• Udall Reviews Fed Support for Tribal Emergency Preparedness [press_release]
• Udall Announces $1.4 Million for Indian Youth Suicide Prevention in the Pueblo of San Felipe [press_release]
• Luján Introduces Legislation to Protect National Forests from Devastating Wildfires
• Update on Free School Supplies for PVSD Students; Approximately $100,000 Allocated
• Senators Klobuchar, Tom Udall, and Shaheen Introduce Legislation to Crack Down on Criminals Using Prepaid Debit Cards to Finance Illegal Activities [press_release]
• Girls Inc. of Santa Fe 39th Annual Arts and Craft Show
• Udall Reacts to TSA Decision to Upgrade Privacy Protections at Airport Security Checkpoints [press_release]
• Udall: Santa Fe Community College to Receive $300,000 for Clean Energy Job Training [press_release]
• Luján Announces $300,000 for EPA Job Training at Santa Fe Community College
• Luján Highlights Need for More Funding to Protect Watersheds Damaged by Fire and Drought
• A Sharp
• Eating Wrong
• Visions of Vice
• Rate of Return
• Stimulus Snafu
• Green Light
• Jail, Inc.
• Republican Legislation Would Drastically Alter Medicare
• Luján Statement on Moody’s Review of New Mexico’s Credit Rating
• Tomas Romero Playing Pro Baseball for the Las Cruces Vaqueros
• Udall: Default on the Nation’s Debt would be Catastrophic for New Mexico [press_release]
• Udall: Three New Mexico Airports Receive $1.1 Million for Safety Improvements [press_release]
• July 20th Deadline for Artists Who Wish to Participate in Pojoaque River Art Tour
• Poetry at Paul’s in Chupadero Features John Macker and Nathan Brown
• China Threatens to Repossess U.S.A., Plans to Move White House to Peking
• Udall Announces More Than $500,000 for Emergency Food and Shelter Throughout N.M. [press_release]
• Udall: $10 Million in Federal Funds Available to Help Struggling New Mexicans Keep Their Homes [press_release]
• Los Alamos Edges Pojoaque, Wins District Little League Tournament
• Udall: Breeders’ Cup Plan to Eliminate Race Day Medication is Positive Step [press_release]
• Udall: $2.6 Million for Expanding School-based Health Clinic Services in N.M. [press_release]
• PVLL All-Stars Head for Showdown with L.A. All-Stars in District Tournament
• Bingaman & Udall: 16 Counties Declared Drought Disaster Areas, Making Them Eligible for Assistance [press_release]
• Pojoaque Valley YAFL Registration This Weekend
• Fund Raiser for Jason Rios Who Needs a Kidney
• Three Pojoaque Students to Perform in the Musical “Oklahoma”
• A Sharp
• Hi, Desert
• Eating Wrong
• Eating Wrong
• Chamber of Secrets
• Art Santa Fe Superlatives
• Arizona Lite
• Unchartered Waters
• The New Normal
• Luján Honors Medal of Honor Recipient Sgt. Petry
• PVLL Majors All-Stars Lose A Heart Breaker
• Public Hearing to Revise Current County Solid Waste Permit Ordinance
• Majors All-Stars 10-Run Rule Santa Fe Metro
• Pojoaque Valley Little League All-Star Minors Are Two Wins from State Tournament
• Pojoaque Little League Majors All-Stars Win First Round District Tournament Game
• New Mexico All Stars Basketball Camp Coming to Pojoaque Valley
• Santa Clara Pueblo Residents Prepare For Possible Flooding
• Udall: Verizon Alert System to Avoid ‘Bill Shock’ a Positive Step [press_release]
• Jacona Solid Waste Transfer Station Accepting Green Waste; Last Year’s Permits Valid Through July
• Neighbors Help Neighbors in Times of Need
• Udall Introduces Bill to Help N.M. Small Businesses Create Jobs [press_release]
• Private Property
• Under Fire
• Teaching Sickness
• Wet Hot Art Summer
• Pojoaque Valley Little League Majors All-Stars Begin Quest for District Title
• Devil in the Details
• Auspicious Fruit
• Odds & Ends
• Los Alamos Safe But Las Conchas Fire Only 28% Contained
• Monsoon Season Has Arrived in New Mexico
• Los Alamos Residents Return Home; Lab reopens on Wednesday
• Happy Independence Day; May Our Thoughts of Freedom Come to Fruition
• Las Conchas Fire Is the Largest in State History
• Two Christopher Michael Roybal Films to Be Shown in Espanola
• Feeling the Burn
• Luján, Udall, and Bingaman Send Letter to FEMA Requesting Support for More Counties and Pueblos
• Las Conchas Just 3% Contained; Fire Rages into Santa Clara Pueblo Land
• Las Conchas Fire Info Meeting at Ben Lujan Gymnasium Draws a Big Crowd
• Marijuana Plants Found in Victims’ Home
• Twenty-Five Families Volunteer to House Evacuees
• Maureen Trujillo And Joe Roybal Bowl With The Nation’s Best
• SFR Talk: Rail Rundown
• MAP: Conchas Fire at 60,741 Acres; 'A Road Away' from LANL
• Grand Ole/New Opera
• Metal's Mettle
• A Sharp
• Zero Sum
• Justice Delayed
• Flash Point
• MAP: Conchas Fire at 60,740 Acres; LANL confirms radioactive waste onsite
• Lab Remains Closed Wednesday; Casino of Gold Hotel Evacuation Center Can Accomodate Small Pets
• Wildfire Information Links to Keep Informed of the Latest Developments
• County Commissioner Daniel Mayfield Will Host An Informational Fire Community Meeting
• Fireworks Show Wows Huge Crowd of Pojoaque Valley Spectators
• Little League Elkettes To Play In Post-Season All-Star Softball Tournament
• Luján and Heinrich Urge Support for Funding to Help New Mexico Recover from Fires
• Pacheco Canyon Fire 10% Contained
• Pacheco Canyon Fire 10% Contained
• Unidentified Person Says El Rancho Family Killed With A Pickaxe
• Oprah Wants to Interview O.J. Simpson
• Udall Introduces Legislation to Help Treat Veterans with PTSD and TBI in Southern N.M. [press_release]
• Udall Reacts to Strategic Petroleum Reserve Announcement [press_release]
• Luján Sponsors Legislation to Support Firefighters and First Responders
• Speak Out: Is It A Good Idea To Have A Gun In Your House For Protection?
• Udall: U.S. Should Have Combat Troops out of Afghanistan in 12 to 18 months [press_release]
• Luján Introduces Legislation to Encourage Innovation in STEM Education
• Out of Site
• A Sharp
• Pride
• Crisis Center
• Wire-Less
• Contemporaneous Celebrations
• Deep Web Technologies Adds Multilingual and Multimedia Search Capabilities
• Match Grant Announcement From Girls Inc. Of Santa Fe
• Update: Triple Homicide Investigation in El Rancho
• International Runners Sweep Butterfly Run
• Luján Announces $560,000 Grant for Youth Shelters and Family Services in Santa Fe
• Match Grant Announcement From Girls Inc. Of Santa Fe
• Cross Country Conditioning Begins on June 20th at 6 p.m.
• Three People Found Dead in El Rancho Home
• Speak Out: Honoring Our Fathers on Father’s Day
• Open Burn Restrictions to Include Ban on Certain Fireworks
• Pojoaque Youth Baseball Traveling Team Wins Second Place in Lovington Tourney
• Udall: Congress must signal end to corn ethanol subsidy [press_release]
• Luján: Republican Spending Bill Makes Cuts on the Backs of Vulnerable Americans
• Luján Offers Amendment to Protect New Mexico Chile Farmers
• Allan’s Adventures in the Car Trade
• Bingaman Joins in Introducing Bill That Will Save Medicare $112 Billion Over Next Decade
• Bingaman: Ethanol Subsidies Should End
• Bingaman Announces $33 Million in PILT Payments to New Mexico Counties
• Udall: $2.6 Million for Santa Fe Airport [press_release]
• Summer Guide 2011
• HBO Movie, “Game Change”, Being Shot in Pojoaque Valley
• Senators Call on President to Shift Strategy in Afghanistan [press_release]
• What is the difference between Medicare and Medicaid?
• The Ghost of LeBron James
• Short Sh(r)ift
• Catalytic Con
• Underline
• Eating Wrong
• Hi, Desert
• Bingaman: Santa Fe Airport Receives $2.6 Million Grant to Rehabilitate Taxiways
• Udall: U.S. Heading Down "Slippery Path" Towards Escalation of Military Force in Libya [press_release]
• Luján Highlights SBA Loan Program to Help Businesses Impacted By Natural Gas Outage
• Free County Clean Up to Prevent Wildfires
• Forest Service Assures Bingaman It Has Adequate Resources to Fight Wildfires This Year
• Kiana Vigil: Boys & Girls Club Student Athlete of the Year
• Bingaman: SBA Making Low-Interest Loans Available to New Mexico Small Businesses Impacted by Extreme Weather
• Bingaman: FEMA Declares Raton Fire Eligible for Federal Assistance
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Education Bills
• Time to Register for the 13th Annual Butterfly Run on June 19
• El Rancho Home Invaders in Custody
• Bingaman & Udall Applaud USDA for Granting Emergency Grazing Permit to Ranchers in Two Additional N.M. Counties [press_release]
• Udall: Congress Must Exercise War Powers Authority on Libya [press_release]
• Craig Herrera Leaves Pojoaque, Becomes West Coast Media Star
• Bingaman Unveils Education Reform Initiatives
• Senators Announce that Apple Inc, in Major Change in Policy, Will Ban New Apps that Help Drunk Drivers Evade Police [press_release]
• Elaine Archuleta, Teacher of the Year
• What's happening with the Wallow Fire in Arizona and how does it affect New Mexico?
• New Mexico to Receive $2.4 Million Through Bingaman-Authored Forest Restoration Law
• Bingaman & Udall Applaud USDA for Approving Disaster Assistance for More Than 20 N.M. Counties [press_release]
• Carper, Udall Convene Senate Hearing on Air Pollution and Children’s Health [press_release]
• Sheriff’s Office Looking for Two Suspects Involved in El Rancho Home Invasion
• Water
• SFR Talk: Cyclical Art
• Zane's World
• Code (Double) Talkers
• Deregulation Sensation
• Storied Past
• A Sharp
• Bingaman & Udall Applaud USDA for Approving Disaster Assistance to More Than 20 N.M. Counties
• Marissa Martinez, Victoria Tapia and Po Queen Rivera Awarded Scholarships
• Amanda Babicke Excels Against the Nation’s Best High School Runners
• Bingaman: Grant to Support New Mexico Seat Belt Safety Laws
• Community Health Care Forum Tonight in Santa Fe
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Citizens Concerned About Police Violence
• Wanted: Local Families for Exchange Students
• Speak Out: What Business Would Work at the Line Camp?
• Udall Announces New National Recreation Trail in Farmington [press_release]
• Pueblo of Laguna Receives $2.6 Million in Federal Grants and Loans for Water and Waste Disposal [press_release]
• Shoot Out in El Rancho, One Man Killed After Kokoman Robbery
• Bingaman & Udall Applaud USDA for Granting Emergency Grazing Permit to Ranchers in Five Additional N.M. Counties [press_release]
• Udall Announces $7.1 Million for Health Centers in Las Cruces and Santa Fe [press_release]
• Daniel Santistevan Signs to Run Cross Country for the Cowboys
• Udall Announces $200,000 for Job Training in Lea County [press_release]
• Udall Congratulates Santa Fe Native on Recognition as Medal of Honor Recipient [press_release]
• Pojoaque Valley High Athletic Award Ceremony Honors Student Athletes
• Eating Wrong
• Sign Language
• A Sharp
• Progressive Populism
• Task Master
• Demo Dilemma
• SFR Talk: Nuke Rebuke
• Bingaman: EPA Awards Rio Rancho $286,000 to Improve Drinking Water
• Northern New Mexico Hornets Play Football for Love of the Game
• A Memorial Day Poem by Amanda Bradley
• Constitutional Amendment Proposed to Level the Playing Field
• Lujan: Republican Medicare Plan Doubles Out-of-Pocket Costs for Seniors
• U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman's Memorial Day Remarks
• Udall Welcomes New LANL Director to Position [press_release]
• Udall, Whitehouse, Cardin Introduce Bill to Address Nation’s Water Challenges [press_release]
• Udall & Bingaman Applaud USDA for Granting Emergency Grazing Permit to Ranchers in Curry County [press_release]
• Controversy Continues to Swirl Around Buffalo Thunder
• Rep Lujan’s Mobile Office in Pojoaque Valley Today
• Udall Statement On Republican Budget Vote [press_release]
• Udall: N.M. Receives $1.6 Million to Support AmeriCorps Jobs [press_release]
• Udall: Reauthorizing Patriot Act without Debate, Amendments is Mistake [press_release]
• Pirate This Movie
• Sub-Par
• Eating Wrong
• Picture This
• Graduation Flowers on Sale to Benefit PVHS Emerald Scholars Program
• Defender of the Faith
• This Works
• Psyched Out
• Citing Deep Cuts in Health Care, Bingaman Votes Against House-Passed Budget
• Bingaman Announces AmeriCorps Grants for New Mexico
• New Madrid Grandstand Opening Day Celebration
• Pojoaque Team, The Northern New Mexico Style, Wins Last Chance Shootout
• Luján: Republican Plan to End Medicare As We Know It Doubles Out-Of-Pocket Costs for Seniors
• Luján: Republican Plan to End Medicare As We Know It Doubles Out-Of-Pocket Costs for Seniors
• Former Pojoaque Resident James Trujillo on TV
• Bingaman Talks About Bill He Has Introduced to Increase New Mexico's District Court Judgeships
• Public Process for Sustainable Land Development Code to Start
• Rhonda Trujillo to Research Extinct Volcanoes in France
• Kimberly Babicke Signs to Run for University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
• Bingaman & Udall Renew Effort to Protect Organ Mountains While Improving Border Security [press_release]
• American Cancer Society Resource Center Offers Answers and Support
• Bingaman & Udall Bill Would Increase New Mexico's District Court Judgeships
• Bingaman Reacts to President Obama's Speech on the Middle East & North Africa
• Bingaman & Udall Renew Effort to Protect Organ Mountains While Improving Border Security
• Senate Energy Committee Considers Bills Introduced by New Mexico Senators [press_release]
• Udall: Tohatchi Non-Profit to Receive $1.1 Million for At-Risk Youth Education, Training [press_release]
• All-District 5AAA Softball and Baseball Teams Include Two Elkettes and Two Elks
• Pretty Big
• Nuclear Horizon
• Eating Wrong
• A Sharp
• Senate Energy Committee Considers Bills Introduced by New Mexico Senators
• Udall Votes to Reduce Deficit By Repealing Big Oil Tax Subsidies [press_release]
• Udall Announces Almost $1 Million for Arts Funding in N.M. [press_release]
• Speak Out: If You Could Ask God One Question, What Would It Be?
• Bingaman Bill Would Help New Mexico Communities Access School, Road Bonds
• 39th Annual Girls Inc. Arts and Crafts Show
• Yea or Neigh
• Bingaman Talks with new Mexico Radio Reporters About Valles Caldera Transfer Bill
• Babicke and Berryman Blitz the State’s Best
• Grant and Loan Opportunities for Rural Small Businesses and Agricultural Producers
• Luján Highlights Opportunities for Rural Small Businesses and Agricultural Producers to Earn ...
• Elks and Elkettes Qualify in 27 Events at State Track and Field Meet
• State AAA State Softball Championship: First Round Results
• Luján Introduces Bill to Support Clean Energy Job Training in Community Colleges
• An Explanation of the National Debt and Deficit
• Interview with Adan Delgado Re Audit of PVSD’s Special Education Program
• Luján Urges Continued Funding for Fuel Cell Technology as LANL Makes Critical Advances
• Obituary: JoAnn Lopez Richardson
• Bingaman Joins in Introducing DREAM Act Legislation
• Eating Wrong
• Full Sail
• A Sharp
• Journey to Cambodia
• Sex Appeal
• Pojoaque Valley Alumni Athletic Awards Honors Players and Coaches
• Elkettes Earn a Trip to State Softball Championships
• Softball: Elkettes Final Stats
• Luján Bill to Increase Partnerships Between Businesses and National Labs Will Help Create Jobs
• Luján Announces Winner of Congressional Art Competition
• Proposal to Honor Pojoaque High’s All State Athletes
• Baseball: Elks Eliminated from State Tournament
• Pojoaque Valley High Students Hoop It Up
• Udall Opens Application Process for Military Service Academy Nominations [press_release]
• Defense Virtually Kills Elkettes Hopes for State Berth
• Bingaman Optimistic About Job Growth
• Udall Amendment to Improve Pipeline Safety Passes Committee [press_release]
• Baseball: Elks Open State Tournament Against Silver High
• Luján Offers Amendment to Keep Oil Produced Domestically Here in America to Help American Families
• Lujan Highlights Veterans Call Center to Help Veterans Readjust to Civilian Life
• Bingaman Bill Would Help Clean Up Abandoned Uranium Mines in New Mexico
• Bingaman Bill Helps Restore Public Lands While Employing and Training Young Americans
• Bill Would Improve Safety of Roads on Navajo Nation [press_release]
• Republicans Vote to Repeal Funding for School-Based Health Centers in Latest Assault on Health ...
• Whitfield, Udall Introduce Legislation to End Doping of Race Horses [press_release]
• Fifth Annual PVHS Elks and Chris Montalvo Spring Players Classic at Towa Golf Course
• Bingaman Highlights Problems with House Budget Plan That Calls for Major Changes to Medicaid
• Bingaman Bill Would Improve Safety of Roads on Navajo Nation
• SFR Talk: 12 Step, Anyone?
• A Sharp
• Numbers Game
• Fruit Suit
• Inconspicuous Consumption
• The Hispanic Century
• New Mexico Tourism Department News - May 3, 2011
• Luján Highlights Vet Center Combat Call Center to Help Veterans Readjust to Civilian Life
• Patrick Moore:The Magic Man of Pojoaque High
• Udall: Killing of Bin Laden “Momentous Achievement” for America [press_release]
• Bingaman Reacts to News That Osama bin Laden Was Killed by U.S. Special Forces
• Luján Statement on the Death of Osama bin Laden
• Bingaman Reacts to News of Osama Bin Laden's Death
• President Obama says bin Laden Is Dead
• The Happiest Man Alive: A Visual Poem in Jaconita/by Angela M. Gutierrez
• Sandia Prep Too Tough for Elkettes
• Pope John Paul II to be Beatified at the Vatican on Sunday
• Amanda Babicke Amasses 27.5 Points at Socorro Invite
• Pojoaque Valley School District Faces Special-Ed Audit on Funding Issues
• Erin Lopez Will Play Volleyball for New Mexico Highlands
• Track & Field: Elks and Elkettes Continue to Improve
• Zane's World
• A Sharp
• On the Map
• True Value
• Going Viral
• Bueno Bye: A Letter from the Editor
• A Time to Heal
• Jaymie Roybal, PVHS Graduate, Elected UNM Student Body President
• Should Private Schools Compete Against Public Schools for Athletic Championships?
• Luján Puts More Than $2.3 Million Back in the Pockets of Northern New Mexicans as a Result of ...
• Defense Lets the Elkettes Down in Doubleheader with Lady Horsemen
• Thoughts on Easter in Panama and New Mexico/by Allan Lockridge
• National No News Day
• Lujan Reflects on Earth Day
• Luján Statement on Earth Day
• Santa Fe County Offices and Solid Waste Stations Closed on Good Friday
• Songs of the Heart-an Evening of Poetry and Chanting
• Myrriah Gomez, a Work in Progress/by Allan Lockridge
• Roberto Clemente: “Of Passion We Are Born. Of Passion We Die.”
• Out in the Open
• Zane's World
• A Sharp
• Softball: Elkettes Edge Santa Fe Indian School
• More Than a Day
• Trial By Expert
• Limited Resource
• Luján Highlights the Launch of a New Solar Project in Questa
• Speak Out: Who Do You Think Will Win the NBA Championship?
• Liz Gomez Gets Volleyball Scholarship to Play for New Mexico Highlands University
• St. Michael’s Takes Two from the Elks
• Aamodt Settlement Public Meeting at State Capitol
• Lujan: Republican Budget Ends Medicare as We Know It To Give Tax Cuts to Millionaires
• Residents: Expect Property Valuation Notices in the Mail
• Luján: Republican Budget Ends Medicare as We Know It In Order to Give Tax Cuts to Millionaires
• Effectively Immediately Santa Fe County Burn Restrictions
• Judges Needed for Pojoaque Valley Middle School Science Fair
• Udall Statement on FY11 Budget Compromise [press_release]
• Udall Invites Las Cruces Mayor Pro-Tem to Testify at Senate Committee Hearing [press_release]
• Girls’ Basketball Tryout for 2011 Indigenous Games
• Sandia Prep Dumps Elkettes
• Zane's World
• Taxy Turvy
• A Sharp
• Information, Please
• Cold Water
• Through the Lens
• Elks/Elkettes Burning Up the Cinders
• Bingaman Reacts to President Obama's Plan for Reducing the Nation's Deficit
• Luján Leads Effort in the House to Expand Compensation for Those Exposed to Radiation
• Tom Udall Leads Bipartisan Group in Introducing RECA Amendments Act of 2011 [press_release]
• Erwin Sagche: Sopaipilla Factory’s Musical Waiter
• Pueblo of Laguna Receives $2 Million for Water and Waste Disposal [press_release]
• April Is National Poetry Month: a Santa Fe Area Calendar of Events
• Elkettes’ Eight-Grade Pitcher Cheyanne Pena Wins First Varsity Game/Plus Elkettes’ Stats
• Pojoaque Valley Volunteer Fire Department Saves Our Dwellings
• Bingaman: Federal Grant to Benefit Laguna Pueblo
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters About Budget Deal
• CJ Berryman Wins Two Gold Medals at Los Alamos Classic
• New PVSD School Board President Lists Her Priorities
• Udall: Government Shutdown Could Impede New Mexico Wildfire Prevention and Containment [press_release]
• Estrella Del Norte Vineyard Wins Three Medals at International Wine Competition
• Udall Statement on Potential Federal Government Shutdown [press_release]
• Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Help Prevent Youth Suicide [press_release]
• Udall, Bingaman Want Military Paid in Event of Government Shutdown [press_release]
• What will happen in the event of a government shutdown?
• Governor Martiniez Signs Bill Banning Corporal Punishment in New Mexico Schools
• Luján: NAT GAS Act Will Accelerate Production of Natural Gas Vehicles
• Tom Udall, Mark Udall Introduce Renewable Energy Standard Legislation [press_release]
• Wheel of Wrongdoing?
• Chronic Pain
• Softball: Lady Horsemen Nip Elkettes in a Slugfest
• Popped and Screwed
• The Freshman
• A Sharp
• Zane's World
• Udall Statement on 1099 Repeal [press_release]
• Luján Continues to Seek Answers in Wake of Natural Gas Outage as Northern New Mexicans Still ...
• Udall Introduces “Bill Shock” Legislation [press_release]
• Luján: ‘Republican Budget Makes the Wrong Choices for Hard-Working Families’
• Sixth Annual Seed Ceremony and Exchange: by Quita Ortiz
• Bingaman: Repeal of Tax Provision to Benefit New Mexico's Small Businesses
• Nuclear & Uranium Workers’ Resource Fair at Cities of Gold
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Elkettes Split With Santa Fe Indian School/Elks Lose Two to Hope Christian
• Lujan Announces Congressional Art Competition for High School Students
• Lotaburger Not Coming to Pojoaque Valley
• Udall: $1.9 Million for Head Start Programs in San Juan, Sandoval and Santa Fe Counties [press_release]
• Lady Cardinals Sweep Elkettes in Las Vegas
• Speak Out: Should Teachers Be Allowed to Spank Or Paddle Public School Students?
• Luján Announces This Year’s Congressional Art Competition for High School Students
• Tenacious Elkettes Win Another One
• Kokoman and Pojoaque Valley Car Washes Burglarized
• Ashley Fragua to Attend a Crime Scene Investigation Forum in Washington, D.C.
• Luján Responds to Republican Leader’s Comment that Social Security ‘Cannot Exist’ in the ...
• Softball: Elkettes Blank Santa Fe High
• The Wizard of Oz Comes to Pojoaque Valley
• Eco-Assault!
• Reserved Seating
• A Sharp
• Zane's World
• Unfriending
• Snap Gap
• Bingaman: $3.46 Million to Benefit Indian Country
• Luján Applauds New DOE Program to Help Start-Ups Work with National Labs
• Elkettes Set Jaguar Stadium Records in 400m and 1600m Relays
• Luke Salazar and Kiana Vigil Named to All-State Teams
• Udall Response to President’s Address on U.S. Military Action in Libya [press_release]
• Joshua Lopez and Tyler Gutierrez Bring Soul to Pojoaque Valley
• Bingaman Reacts to President Obama's Speech on Libya
• Bingaman Talks About FEMA Disaster Declaration with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Haiku Roadsign Project Seeks Haikus from N.M. Writers
• Lady Horsemen’s Julianna Valdez baffles Elkettes
• Road Closure and Detour for S.F. County Road 101B in Jaconita
• Creative Yourism®…tourism designed all about you! – Saturday, March 26 – Inn and Spa at Loretto – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• President Obama Signs Disaster Declaration [press_release]
• Softball: Elkettes Advance to Semis of Lady Horsemen Invitational
• FEMA Funds Now Available to New Mexico Communities That Suffered Gas Outages
• Bingaman: New Mexico Receives $4.17 Million Grant to Help Turn Around Failing Schools
• Bingaman: New Mexico Communities to Benefit from HUD Grants
• Elks and Elkettes Kick It at Bernalillo Invite
• Another Championship Volleyball Team from Pojoaque Valley
• Grateful Deeds Poetry Reading, Including Joan Logghe,Michelle Holland and the Albuquerque Unidos Youth Poetry Slam Team
• Baseball: Elks Comback Win Over Capital
• Softball:Los Alamos Hands Elkettes First Loss…Check Out the Elkettes’ Stats
• Animal Magnetism
• A Sharp
• Zane's World
• Home in the World
• Bingaman: Two New Mexico Fire Departments to Receive Federal Grants
• Luján: New Mexicans Feel Benefits of Health Insurance Reform a Year After Its Signing
• The Rule of the Rich and What We Can Do About It
• Bingaman Program Provides Fresh Fruits and Vegetables to New Mexico Students
• Northern Elite Volleyball Club Wins Espanola Tournament
• Obama Knows Basketball: Picks Ten Teams in Sweet Sixteen
• Pojoaque Valley Community Garden Wants to Grow
• Softball: Elkettes Take Two from Capital High
• Speak Out: When Was the Happiest Time of Your Life?
• Softball: Elkettes Sweep Lady Tigers Remain Unbeaten
• Udall Introduces Bill to Spur Innovation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Education [press_release]
• Udall: Congress Must Forge Budget Compromise [press_release]
• Did you support the House of Representatives' proposal to fund the government for the remainder of the fiscal year?
• What will happen if Congress cannot reach an agreement on spending bills for this fiscal year?
• What is the "CR" I've been hearing about Congress passing recently?
• What happens if Congress relies on Continuing Resolutions to fund the federal government for the remainder of this fiscal year?
• Benefit Car Wash for Pojoaque Youth Baseball
• Japan’s Nuclear Accidents Causes U.S.A. to Rethink Nuclear Energy Policy
• What sorts of responsible spending cuts do you advocate?
• “A SERIES OF DEMONSTRATIONS” – Tuesday March 22 – Painting with Paper – Mickey Bond
• Senator Bingaman's Monthly Update: Will There Be a Government Shutdown?
• Luján Opposes Republican Efforts to End Housing Programs that Fight Foreclosures
• Udall, Pascrell Introduce Legislation Requiring Stronger Standards for Youth Football Helmets [press_release]
• Baseball: Elks Split Double-Header with West Las Vegas
• “A SERIES OF DEMONSTRATIONS” Monday March 21 Intuitive Painting – Freeing Creativity – Lindy Teresi
• Eating Wrong
• Wet Dog Smell
• Zane's World
• A Sharp
• Behind the Rhetoric
• Brewhaha
• Worth
• Marissa M. Martinez Named New Mexico Youth of the Year by Boys & Girls Club of America
• Baseball: Elks Average Over 10 Runs a Game
• Beatlemania Coming to Ben Lujan Gymnasium on May 13
• Udall Announces $5 Million for Socorro Water and Waste Disposal [press_release]
• The History of Cross Country Trails in Pojoaque Valley
• “A SERIES OF DEMONSTRATIONS” Sunday March 20 – Southwestern Egg Painting – Artists for Hire
• Bingaman Talks Nuclear Energy with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Sundevils Win State Basketball Championship
• Search Is on for New Mexco Senior Poet Laureate
• Lujan to Hold Congress on Your Corner in Santa Fe and Pojoaque Valley
• CHASING SANTA FE BLOG
• Udall: Almost $1 Million for Community Health Center in Southern N.M. [press_release]
• Northern New Mexico College Looking for Mural Artists
• Sharon Dogruel Elected Pojoaque Valley School Board President
• Sharon Dogruel Elected Pojoaque Valley School Board President
• “A SERIES OF DEMONSTRATIONS” – Saturday March 19 – Contemporary Encaustic Painting – Ellen Koment
• District 5AAA Is Totally Unfair/We Need a Change
• “A SERIES OF DEMONSTRATIONS” – Friday March 18 – Creating Transparent Layers with Transfers – Sandra Duran Wilson
• Mayor, police chief, others in NM village arrested
• Santa Fe raises fees on speeders; police ready second SUV
• Suit filed against womans's ex-boss
• Police hope autopsy sheds light on baby's death
• Roundhouse roundup: House freshman pulls bill to end pot program
• Dispute puts Fox, CBS service in limbo for Dish customers
• Santa Fe police officer found guilty of DWI
• Wireless foes look to Roundhouse for action
• Senate rejects bill to end immigrant licenses
• [W/Photo Gallery] Senior's last-second floater lifts Sundevils over Jaguars
• Legislative Roundup, March 10, 2011
• Police notes, March 10, 2011
• Local briefs, March 10, 2011
• The pet connection, March 10, 2011
• Soothing presence
• Off leash: Tapping into an animal's world
• Udall Statement On Budget Votes [press_release]
• Bingaman & Udall Introduce "Katie's Law" Legislation in the Senate [press_release]
• Free Health Screenings in Pojoaque Valley
• Mandantory ECGs for Athletes Is A Debateable Issue According to Scientific Tests
• “A SERIES OF DEMONSTRATIONS” Thursday March 17 – Landscapes of New Mexico – Bhasweti Gewhas
• Zane's World
• Sunshine Daydream
• No Kidding
• A Sharp
• Second Act
• Overgrown Zen Garden
• Bingaman Votes Against Spending Bill That Harms Innovation, Border Security
• Bingaman: Funding for Navajo School Bus Road Maintenance Included in Highway Extension Bill
• Bingaman: Udall Introduce "Katie's Law" Legislation in the Senate
• Vino del Corazón offers great wines in a friendly atmosphere
• Senator Jeff Bingaman's Statement on the House of Representatives' Budget Proposal (H.R.1)
• Girls Inc. of Santa Fe 39th Annual Arts and Craft Show
• City still debating short-term rental rules
• Frederick F. Ellis, 1924-2011: Painter's son became pioneer computer programmer
• 'Katie's Law' expansion clears House
• Bill to end paddling of students passes House
• So far, ethics measures left out in the cold
• Running With a Fork: Shop wisely to get the best Restaurant Week value
• County slashes cash for hospital
• Police probing death of ex-Fire Dancer
• New life for immigrant licenses
• El Llano man charged with abuse in baby's death
• Construction resumes on courthouse following cleanup
• Local news in brief, March 9, 2011
• Legislative roundup, March 9, 2011
• Udall, Corker Introduce ROADS SAFE Act [press_release]
• Northern Elite Volleyball Club Wins El Paso Tournament
• Live coverage of the state basketball tournament and more. Now, on Santafenewmexican.com
• Aamodt Water Rights Settlement Could Run Dry
• “A SERIES OF ARTIST DEMONSTRATIONS” Wednesday March 16 – Hand building ceramic and earth art – Robert Francis “Mudman” Johnson
• Bingaman: Grant to Support Seat Belt Safety Laws
• Wintry blast
• House OKs bigger worker pension payments
• Bobcats make Eldorado home visit
• Local news in brief March 8, 2011
• Smith's revamp cuts mail branch
• Man faces 10 felony charges
• Senate's turn to wage budget war
• Police hunt man again after second escape
• Legislative briefs, March 8, 2011
• Octogenarian forced to take down bird feeder
• Wilson's back — with backup
• Heather Wilson, career at a glance
• Police notes March 08, 2011
• Track: Elkettes Post State Qualifying Times in Two Events
• Workshops and seminars for March 8, 2011
• Business briefs for March 8, 2011
• Susan's wine shop finds more space next door
• Love at First Bite has recipe for success
• Eighth Grade Pojoaque Valley Team Wins Ortiz Middle School Basketball Tournament
• Demonstrations planned in support of licenses for undocumented immigrants
• “A SERIES OF ARTIST DEMONSTRATIONS” Tuesday March 15 – Glass Arts, Artists and Art Experiences – Glass Alliance – New Mexico
• Bingaman: Albuquerque Firm Awarded Navy/Army Contracts
• NM woman loses finger over alleged $80 debt
• Gerald Peters Gallery defends self in case with Gateway founder
• Education Beat: School's into sleep mode over break
• Teacher who who lost his eyesight seizes a new vision for his future in education
• Raising Parents: Find child care that's a 'good fit'
• Agency: Records bill a blow to MVD revenue
• State land chief says bombing range could earn cash for N.M. schools
• Socorro Sinks Elks in First Round of State Tournament
• “A SERIES OF ARTIST DEMONSTRATIONS” Monday March 14 – Enamel on Copper Tiles – Dancing Turtle Studios – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Police notes March 6, 2011
• Local news in brief March 6, 2011
• City police chief announces leadership changes
• Jemez Springs an escape for daylong soothing and soaking
• 'Milestone' for youth
• Will city's third time capsule be a charm?
• Class AAAA Boys State Tournament: Seniors lift Capital over Chargers and into quarterfinals
• Former Peace Corps volunteers say experience shaped their work, worldviews and friendships
• Galeria Santa Cruz yelExpresso
• Shiprock Knocks Elkettes Out of State Tourney
• Emergency Funding for Freeze Damage
• “A SERIES OF ARTIST DEMONSTRATIONS” Sunday March 13, 2011 – Photoshop for the Artist in all of us – Dave Robinson
• Local briefs March 5, 2011
• Legislative roundup, March 5, 2011
• Jury awards big sum in title insurance case
• DWI checkpoint to remember two sisters
• Judge refuses to lower murder bond
• State tourney: Lady Horsemen knock off third-seeded Lady Cardinals in opener
• Police notes March 05, 2011
• Indians give perspectives on Santa Fe's founding
• Less spring runoff in the water forecast for Northern N.M.
• Heather Wilson reportedly vying for Jeff Bingaman's Senate seat
• Catalytic converter would-be thieves foiled by Toyota owner
• Illegal immigrant license repeal bill survives fiery House debate; measure headed to Senate
• District judge: Pair in child abuse case has 'no business being parents'
• Understanding your world: U.S. should be firm but cautious in support of Libyan revolt
• Bingaman & Udall Stress Importance of Funding Navajo Technical College [press_release]
• Senator Udall Recruits Applicants for D.C. Summer Internships [press_release]
• Speak Out: Why Do Women Live Longer Than Men?
• “A SERIES OF ARTIST DEMONSTRATIONS” – Saturday March 12 – Encaustic Wax Painting: Art That Waxes Poetic – Teena Robinson – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• For some teams, State Basketball Tournament offers shot at redemption
• A homey history
• Snow Trax: Skiing under the spring sun
• Police notes, March 4, 2011
• Analysis: Gov.'s driver's license push may be with eye on election
• Longtime gallery ready for new adventures
• Ex-minister gets 18 years for child porn
• Driver's license bill back with a blast
• Going 16 rounds — en español
• Local news in brief, March 4, 2011
• Chairman Boxer & EPW Colleagues’ Statement On Inhofe/Upton Bill That Would Permanently Block Protections from Carbon Pollution [press_release]
• Udall Joins Bipartisan Group of Senators to Push for More Options to Help Families Keep Their Homes [press_release]
• Luján: Bill Makes Health Care Fix at the Expense of Working Families
• Luján Honors the Life of Navajo Code Talker Joe Silversmith on the House Floor
• New Mexico Hornets Semi-Pro Football Team Is Homeless
• “A SERIES OF ARTIST DEMONSTRATIONS” – Friday March 11, 2011 – Oil pastel, Painting, and Collage – Artists for Hire – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Los Alamos National Lab: 50 years of memories in building being razed
• State needs funds for Indian water settlements
• Man jailed for alleged sex assault on child
• Cat in the Hat visits school to promote reading
• High drama as film tax credit cap passes
• House narrowly passes $5 billion budget
• Visionary care
• Off leash: A legislative push to protect animals
• Pet connection, March 3, 2011
• Police notes, March 3, 2011
• Roundhouse roundup: Left's turn to take shots at film-tax incentives
• Indian casinos see rare dip in revenues in 2009
• Local briefs, March 3, 2011
• Man charged misdemeanor for leaving kid in car; lawmaker says case illustrates need for tougher penalties
• A healthy burn: Fire crews continue effort to reduce chance of catastrophic blaze in watershed
• Phone call to jail spurred accidental release of accused killer
• Udall: Funding For Two Weeks at a Time is no Way to do Business [press_release]
• Softball: Elkettes Thump Socorro in Season Opener
• CITY OF SANTA FE CREATIVE TOURISM AND THE INN AND SPA AT LORETTO ANNOUNCE “A SERIES OF ARTIST DEMONSTRATIONS” CONVERSATIONS AND DEMONSTRATIONS BY SANTA FE ARTISTS, MARCH 11 – APRIL 26, 201
• Jacona Lovebirds by Angela M. Gutierrez
• Exchange Rate
• Incarcerated Care
• SFR Talk: Peace Out
• Eating Wrong
• Little Light of Mine
• A Sharp
• A Creative Life
• Travel: Colorado ski resorts give lowdown on end-of-season freebies, discounts
• A rollicking quest for chiles 'Along The Pepper Trail'
• Judge OKs suit against Peters over painting
• Food in brief, Mar. 2, 2011
• Bill on social promotion gets House OK
• Analyst: N.M. has weak campaign finance laws
• Forest-fire season taking on early heat
• What's in a rating
• Lawmakers still mulling health care exchange
• Suspected murderer in jail after botched release
• Santa Fe Southern Railway wary over Railyard lease changes
• Montoya named PRC chief of staff
• Failed bank robber gets two-year sentence
• Young EMT helps kick off Dr Pepper campaign
• Homegrown: Palacio Café offers a host of enchilada alternatives
• Ethical epicure: Kick fat, carbs off kids' menus
• Cookie caper chefs take on deconstruction of classic girl scout cookies
• Legislative roundup, Mar. 2, 2011
• Luján Highlights $1.6 Million in YouthBuild Grants for Northern New Mexico
• Udall Announces $1.6 Million for Youth Education and Job Training [press_release]
• Pojoaque Valley School District Is Hiring Contractors
• Ima Glass Studio and Celia Luz Photography Present The 5th Annual Pisces Show Aquatic treats in glass, paintings and photography
• Bingaman: Two Grants Will Prepare Young New Mexicans for Workforce
• Bingaman Talks to N.M. Radio Reporters
• With vet's passing, World War I is another kind of history
• Investigation to resume on N.M. police officer
• Judge approves voting-rights order
• After buyout, Lensic begins new fundraising
• Lobbyists help lawmakers 'mingle' over a meal
• Real Money: Why official numbers, reality don't align
• Proposals heard to close budget shortfall
• Senate ups oversight on film incentives
• Schmitt defends stance on background checks
• Proposed expansion of state tax credit could boost use of geothermal heating and cooling systems
• American Eagle to add connections to Dallas-Fort Worth
• Local briefs March 01, 2011
• Opera singer to receive 'Woman of Distinction Award'
• Legislative roundup March 1, 2011
• Burned bodies found
• Business briefs for March 1, 2011
• Business Calendar for March 1, 2011
• Why official numbers, reality don't align
• Self-publishing workshop set for Saturday
• Santa Fe-area hotels shine with service
• Elks and Elkettes State Seeds Announced on Sunday
• County struggles to keep ATVs and dirt bikes out of Santa Fe River park
• The Rev. Frank Pretto serves up his last helping of salsa music in farewell gig
• Water managers in West brace for more dry times
• Local news in brief Feb. 28, 2011
• Science in a Complex World: Forget the food chain — think food web
• Learning Curve: Santa Fe student earns journalism honor
• Pojoaque Valley Students Involved in Suicide Prevention Program
• Campaign aims to educate public on intoxication, rights
• Lawmaker introduces repeal bill on medical marijuana
• Local news in brief Feb. 27, 2011
• Police notes Feb. 27, 2011
• Avalanche dogs on standby at Taos Ski Valley
• A winter retreat for ice fishing
• Sustainable Growth Management Plan (SGMP) Is Published
• New Mexico Office of Peace Legislation Proposed by Senator Ortiz y Pino
• Tuesday Night Fireside Chats: Open Discussion and Slideshows of Photography – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Snow Trax: Odds and ends on the slopes
• Man charged in road-rage shooting
• Aspen Santa Fe Ballet To Debut Ballets By Nicolo Fonte and Jiri Kylian In Santa Fe
• Legislative roundup Feb. 25, 2011
• Senators grill behavioral health managing firm
• Governor touts ethics bills, defends tactics
• House bill would reduce penalty for first-time offenders who serve alcohol to minors
• Conference explores how intelligence computes
• Local news in brief Feb. 25, 2011
• Activist lectures on life in Juárez
• Quebradas scenic byway is a hidden gem
• Delegation Asks President for Swift Disaster Declaration [press_release]
• $46 Million for Economic Development in Low-Income Communities in N.M. [press_release]
• Hope Christian Ends Elkettes Hope of a District Championship
• Santa Fe Photographic Workshops Photo Contest
• Skandera: Reform requires 'laser focus'
• Albuquerque declared disaster after winter storm
• Panel OKs bills for political disclosure
• Roundhouse Roundup: Robocalls, radio spots and videos — oh my
• Legislative roundup, February 24, 2011
• Teams debate tax hikes vs. spending cuts
• Former secretary of state accused of contract 'irregularities'
• New city law targets unruly neighbors
• State tax agency rejects union grievance
• Skandera on social promotion policy: 'Enough is enough'
• Historian gets 5 years for child pornography
• Lawmakers negotiating deal on film incentives
• Back, bigger than ever: Arcade Fire, fresh off Grammy win, returning to Santa Fe
• Local news in brief, Feb. 24, 2011
• City Council mulls cuts to employee perks; union cries foul, recommends tax hike
• All fixed
• Off leash: A different look at healing animals
• The pet connection, February 24, 2011
• A Sharp
• Tarred Reputation
• SFR Talk: Tag Out
• Welcome to Madrid
• Running on Fumes
• Zane's World
• Allan Lockridge Remembers a Few Days in His Life As a Peace Corps Volunteer
• Elks Knocked Out of District Tournament
• Ancient Voices, Artful Practices @ Ghost Ranch – July 18-24, 2011 – Day trip from Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Travel: South Padre Island brings mix of water sports, nature to vacationers
• Colorful variations on king cake abound at Mardi Gras - but one baker says original is best in show
• Don. R. Lovato, 1956-2011: Street genius in music' revered for guitar charity work
• Legislative roundup, February 23, 2011
• Immigration lawyer: $15K bond unreasonable
• Indecent exposure lands man 24th adult jail stay
• County clerk vies for PRC seat
• Film fight holds up budget
• Unions: 'New Mexico is next in line'
• Public-worker union controversy spreads
• Homegrown: Woman sees goat-milk soap business boom
• Running with a fork: This weekends activities are sure to add a notch to your belt
• On Russian educator's S.F. visit, language learning dominates dialogue
• Local briefs, Feb. 23, 2011
• Council may charge producers for film loans
• Ancient Sites, Ancient Waters @ Ghost Ranch – September 25-October 1, 2011 – Day trip from Santa Fe
• Broadband service to extend to rural N.M.
• GOP lawmaker aims to end medical-pot program
• Elkettes Advance to Second Round of District Tournament
• Police notes Feb. 22, 2011
• Man pleads guilty to 5 counts of burglary
• Legislative roundup, February 22, 2011
• Carrera sentenced to 16 years in homicide
• Per-player youth recreation fee on hold until next year
• Nurses' firings shed light on union, hospital rift
• Lawmaker: Skandera's credentials might not fit the job
• Plastic surgeon dies days before hearing
• Local briefs Feb. 22, 2011
• Española area at long last has a taxi service
• At Massage Miracle, busy bodyworkers
• Workshops and seminars for Feb. 22, 2011
• Business briefs for Feb. 22, 2011
• Important Pojoaque Valley Schools Health Questionnaire
• An Unedited Heart, or Poetry Alchemy with Joan Logghe -Sept 25-Oct 1, 2011 – Ghost Ranch – Abiquiu, New Mexico
• Local news in brief for Feb. 21, 2011
• Directing the puck
• Still filling the Cabinet: Martinez’s picks for top jobs in state government await confirmation
• How they voted February 21, 2011
• Education Beat: 'Crossroads' brings out kids' stories
• Suspect in converter heists held on other charges
• Adobe Building 101 @ Ghost Ranch – May 9-15, 2011 – Day trip from Santa Fe, NM
• Progress slow on pension fund fixes
• Child care falls short of family needs
• Local news in brief Feb. 20, 2011
• Emergency officials say city was ready for record low temperatures
• New Mexico drains funds for jobless benefits
• Film-credit 'compromise' heads to Senate floor
• At halfway mark of 'odd' session, key issues stall
• Neuroscientists to explain how the brain is tricked at upcoming discussion
• Lady Braves Show Why They’re State’s Top Ranked Team
• Lujan to Hold Substance Abuse Prevention Community Workshop
• Acting the 10-Minute Play (All levels) – August 2 – 8, 2010 – Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu – Day Trip From Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Luján Opposes Republican Spending Bill That Makes Drastic Cuts and Destroys American Jobs
• Legislative roundup, Feb. 19, 2011
• Police notes Feb. 19, 2011
• Local briefs Feb. 19, 2011
• Bernalillo's confusing beginnings
• Española man sentenced to 10 years in prison for fatal DWI crash
• For the birds: Seed filler good to wallets — not birds
• A tale of the scales: Biggest Loser competition gives healthy boost to La Fonda staff
• Albertsons bank robber done in by ex-girlfriend
• Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center slapped with $10.3M penalty in bed sore lawsuit
• 'It's time to move on': Sen. Bingaman to bow out at end of term; big names on both sides mull run
• Udall Leaves Mark on Aviation Jobs Bill [press_release]
• Udall Statement on Jeff Bingaman’s Decision to Retire in 2012 [press_release]
• Luján Statement on the Retirement of Senator Jeff Bingaman
• A Print is Worth A Thousand (Well, Maybe A Hundred) Words – August 1-7, 2011 @ Ghost Ranch – Day Trip From Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman Announces He Will Not Seek Another Term
• House panel shelves bill to require voter ID
• N.M. appeals judge apologizes for DWI arrest
• Lawsuit alleges abuse by NM corrections officers
• Democratic Sen. Bingaman to retire
• Sundevils’ Size Dominates the Elks
• Martinez touts bill to hold back third-graders struggling to read
• Outgoing school board extends Gutierrez's contract
• Report: Southwest water use surpasses supplies
• Utility seeks delay in rate case amid gas crisis probe
• Final events wrap up 400th commemoration
• Udall: Let’s Get PHYSICAL [press_release]
• PVHS Cheerleading Squad Wins Spirit of Hope Challenge
• A Holy Week Retreat: Journey Into Easter in the Footsteps of Jesus (Part 1) – April 17-20, 2011 – Day Trip From Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Officer stabbed, suspect shot in overnight scuffle
• Bingaman: FAA Bill Invests in New Mexico's Aviation Infrastructure
• Bingaman Meets with President Obama to Discuss New Version of Education Law
• Bingaman: $5.9 Million to Help in Covering Health Insurance Costs for Early-Retirees
• Bill would give some students break on testing
• Majority of teacher licenses pulled in 2010 involve sex allegations
• Legislative roundup, February 17, 2011
• Healthy treats
• Burglar charged in two heists
• Heating from the ground up: Española City Hall's geothermal system cuts $42K from yearly energy costs
• Health-aide costs spike for state program
• Borders to close Sanbusco location
• Off leash: A simple way to show your love
• 3D Phone Coming Soon
• The pet connection, February 17, 2011
• Udall Statement on PATRIOT Act Reauthorization [press_release]
• Luján Speaks on the House Floor on the Devastating Impact of Republican Spending Cuts
• Udall Joins President for Launch of ‘America’s Great Outdoors’ Initiative [press_release]
• Udall Meets with Indian Housing Leaders [press_release]
• More or Less
• Chorus of Complaints
• DOH Ask, DOH Tell
• Run River Run
• Zane's World
• A Sharp
• DRAWING WITH GLASS with Erik Whittemore – May 19-22 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman: Two New Mexico Departments to Benefit from Federal Funds
• Incan grain gains culinary cult following
• A sweet take on olive oil
• Travel: With Mardi Gras and spring break coinciding, officials expect more foot traffic
• Panel OKs proposal to grade schools on performance
• Mother faces prison after abuse conviction
• Bill would require voter ID at polls
• Agency asks judge to rule on requests for police records
• Accident or abuse? Jurors to decide mother's fate
• Martinez touts A-F school ratings
• Rare circumstance as governor lobbies for bill
• Elkettes Overwhelm Sandia Prep
• Elkettes Overwhelm Sandia Prep
• Legislative roundup, Feb. 16, 2011
• Students get firsthand account of uprising in Egypt
• Immigration add-on could spell doom for license bill
• Film professor dead in crash
• Backyard poultry-raisers gear up for spring as chicks arrive in town
• Local news in brief, February 16, 2011
• Dulce bakery delivers sweets, cheerful outlook despite changes to original plan
• Santa Fe Community College chefs the main ingredients in inspiring student cooks
• Food briefs, Feb. 16, 2011
• Per-player recreation charge raises ire among youth-sports organizers
• Luján Statement on FERC Inquiry Into Gas Outages in New Mexico
• Hispanic Mortgage Loans Drop 63% in Failing Economy
• Speak Out: Do You Think Extra-Terrestials Walk Amongst Us
• PRINTMAKING FOR KILN-GLASS with Erik Whittemore – May 13-15 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Legislative roundup, February 15, 2011
• Council may ask voters to OK tax hike
• S.F. County, hospital in talks over funding
• Lobbyists report wining-and-dining expenses
• Local briefs Feb. 15, 2011
• CEO of Sunflower Market quits following arrest on child-prostitution charge
• Repeat DWI offender awaits trial, faces 18-month sentence if convicted of 11th DWI charge
• Victim's relatives led out of court after murder hearing outburst
• Film crew vs. oil patch: Culture, geography create backdrop for fight over film-tax incentives
• Udall Statement on President’s Budget Blueprint [press_release]
• Udall: NM Will Lead the Way in Race for Clean Energy Economy [press_release]
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• Business briefs for Feb. 15, 201
• Dermatologist retiring, but has found successor
• Annapurna's restaurant rebirth
• Pojoaque Valley High Bowling Team Wins State
• LOST WAX KILNCAST GLASS DEMONSTRATION with Erik Whittemore – Wednesday, May 11 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman: President's Budget Demonstrates Strong Support for N.M. Air Force Bases
• Bingaman: President's 2012 Budget Proposal Supports New Mexico's Water, Public Lands & EPA Projects
• Bingaman: President Obama's Investments in Education Will Help Bolster Economy
• Bingaman: President's Budget Strengthens Border Initiatives
• Bingaman: President Obama Proposes Major Department of Energy Increases That Bolster New Mexico's Labs
• Bingaman Talks About Obama's FY2012 Budget Request with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• New education secretary criticized for consultants
• Sunflower Markets CEO steps down following child-prostitution-sting arrest
• House panel OKs public school budget bill
• Education Beat: Critical thinking is Tecolote's focus
• Albertsons bank branch robbed
• Less is lavish: Musician's life expands in downsized dwelling
• Santa Fe officers on leave in police shooting
• Elkettes Get Big Road Win Over Hope Christian
• INTRODUCTION TO FUSING AND SLUMPING with Erik Whittemore – April 26-27 & 29 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Training-flight opponents to address legislators
• Businesses have romance in mind as they prepare for Valentine's Day shoppers
• Big dividend for small group of New Mexico Gas stockholders
• Lessons learned in aftermath of natural-gas crisis
• Father facing deportation throws family in limbo
• Local news in brief Feb. 13, 2011
• Bill aims to change way N.M. water rules are made
• Hope Christian Remains Perfect in District 5AAA
• GO WITH THE FLOW with Erik Whittemore – April 15-16 & 18 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Legislative roundup, Feb. 12, 2011
• State prevention programs seeing less cash
• Local briefs Feb. 12, 2011
• Award-winning potter known for her stoneware
• Judge declines verdict in Stephenson abuse case
• Cigarette manufacturer asks judge to OK sale of its products in N.M.
• Food-service inspections, Feb. 12, 2011
• Local science briefs, Feb. 12, 2011
• The Rev. Al Sharpton talks immigration, racial profiling at Capitol
• Stat employees union cries foul over 'essential employee' confusion
• Harrison Schmitt's objection to background check no news to Martinez
• Elected officials: Martinez passed test of handling natural-gas crisis
• LANL pathogen-mapping system could take mystery out of flu
• Daniel Santistevan Honored by N.M. Track & Cross Country Coaches Association
• Lady Horsemen Catch the Elkettes
• DEMONSTRATION: PRINTMAKING FOR KILN-GLASS with Erik Whittemore – Wednesday, April 13 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Braves Surprise Elks in Ben Lujan Gymnasium
• 'Compromise' bill on immigrant licenses stalls
• Taos man dies in trailer fire
• Local news in brief Feb. 11, 2011
• Real-estate broker Laughlin Barker made honesty, family his business
• After two years, a smaller-scale Buckaroo Ball returns
• Hundreds affected by natural-gas shortage pack Española forum seeking help, answers
• Energy nominee Schmitt bows out over background check
• Legislative roundup Feb. 11, 2011
• Sopaipilla Factory’s Delightful Valentine’s Menu
• Do You Want a Blake’s Lotaburger in Pojoaque Valley?
• PAINTING WITH GLASS Erik Whittemore – March 31 – April 3 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Gov frees up emergency funds for NM gas outage
• Lawmaker proposes concealed handguns in schools
• Norway ambassador: Arctic melt threatens nation
• Shale oil boom headed to West expected to increase production
• Roundhouse Roundup: Ex-governor Cargo says he unsealed records twice
• State nixes water-rights transfer for proposed pipeline from Fort Sumner to Santa Fe
• Ursulo V. Ortiz, 1918-2011: D-Day veteran known for local businesses
• 'Booby Trap': One-act memory play centers on soldier's life
• Bill to expand attorney general's powers on fraud stalls
• Jaguar Drive extension set to begin this summer
• Martinez pushes private funds for spaceport
• Last homes see gas service restored
• Rural communities struggle with frozen water systems amid subzero temps
• Local news in brief, Feb. 10, 2011
• Legislative roundup, February 10, 2011
• All safe and warm
• Off leash: Quiet cats reign over yappy dogs
• Northern N.M. snowmelt may be low
• Pet Connection, February 10, 2011
• New Time and Location for Pojoaque Valley/Nambe Senior Community Center Meeting
• What renewable energy tax credits are available to new Mexico businesses and families?
• Where can I find tax help in New Mexico?
• A Sharp
• Book Smart
• Now What?
• Zane's World
• Below Zero
• SFR Talk: By the Books
• War Against Women
• Elks Defeat St. Michael’s 46-33
• N.M. Congressional Delegation & Federal Agencies to Host Forum about Post-Storm Aid [press_release]
• BASIC KILNCAST GLASS with Erik Whittemore – March 18-19 & 21 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman: Funding to Help New Mexico Companies Train Their Workforces to Be More Competitive
• Bingaman: Corona Fire Department Awarded Funding to Purchase Firefighting Vehicle
• Tuition freeze proposed for lottery scholarships
• 'The Kid' tintype headed to auction block
• State: Unseal former Gov. Richardson's archives
• Local news in brief, February 9, 2011
• Running with a fork: Gear up appetite for restaurant weeks throughout New Mexico
• Service animals and SB11
• Bill targets health-insurance rate-hike rules
• Infectious confections line Santa Fe's Chocolate Trail
• Councilor envisions safe, spruced-up Airport Road, with limited booze sales
• Cooking with Kids cultivates the next generation of cooks
• Homegrown: American Disabilities Act, service animals try to ensure all dine happy, but S.F. isn't completely compliant
• Crisis claims heating up as gas comes back on
• Legislative roundup, February 9, 2011
• Bill promotes teaching of 'intelligent design'
• County OKs new site for substation to help power river-diversion project
• Deputies seize restaurant tables, chairs amid dispute
• New rehab center hit by burglars
• Free Application for Federal Student Aid Night Rescheduled
• David Neuman Roper Selected Boys & Girls Club Jr. Youth of the Year
• Udall Seeks to Protect Personal Privacy in Airport Screenings [press_release]
• Grant Will Help New Mexico Hospitals and Medical Professionals Adopt Health Information Technology [press_release]
• Cold blasts set for Northern New Mexico
• Luján Applauds LANL’s Efforts During Gas Outage
• DEMONSTRATION: PAINTING WITH GLASS with Erik Whittemore – Wednesday, March 16 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• City flubs accounting of fees for speed SUV citations
• Marissa Martinez Named Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year
• Day off sparks confusion at tax agency
• Father testifies in child-abuse trial
• Families in freezing homes say, 'We fell through the cracks'
• Despite auditor's plea, panel OKs budget cut
• Legislative roundup, February 8, 2011
• GOP newcomers sponsor ethics reform bills
• Local news in brief, Feb. 8, 2011
• Day of action for immigrants' rights
• State lawmakers grill utility over gas crisis
• Aguilera: Why No Tele-Prompter?
• Business Calendar for Feb. 8, 2011
• Business briefs for Feb. 8, 2011
• Ristra owner plans another restaurant
• Mini offices, big idea for Co-LAB
• SURVEY OF KILN-GLASS with Erik Whittemore – March 7-12, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• 5 Day Grantsmanship Training Program – May 16, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Bingaman Talks About FAA Bill Before the Senate
• New Mexico Gas Company Needs Plumbers and Pipe Fitters
• Palin Wants to Know Who’s Behind the Egyptian Revolution
• Health care plans up for debate in Legislature
• Raising Parents: Turn tantrums into teaching opportunities
• Education Beat: New board members ready to work
• Super Bowl XLV: Allegiance to teams trumps romantic ties until clock runs out
• Super Bowl Day XLV Celebrated on Planet Earth
• Renewable Energy Systems: Using the Sun – March 15, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Police notes Feb. 6, 2011
• All eyes on nuclear waste in Carlsbad
• Staff needs at Assessor's Office under review
• Gas outage leaves growers without much to sell at winter market
• Doña Ana Democrat is champion of abused children
• Martinez aims to revamp policies that return kids to unsafe homes
• Local news in brief Feb. 6, 2011
• Superintendent's contract extension may come ahead of new board
• Repeated errors at CYFD cost young lives
• Community Meeting to Discuss Pojoaque Valley Senior Community Building
• Water Harvesting and Recycling – March 8, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Local briefs, Feb. 5, 2011
• Richardson pal Walter 'Butch' Maki starts tech project in Kenya
• Information session today on upcoming pile burn
• Senate Judiciary Committee tables bill targeting new emissions rules
• After struggle over sacrament, O Centro Espirita Beneficente Uniao do Vegeta faces new challenge over temple
• Michigan firm owns New Mexico Gas Co.
• Martinez visits Taos amid natural-gas crisis, vows to restore heat
• State lawmakers, PRC want to know how utility customers got left in cold
• Saturday chat: Jemez ecologist searches out cuplrits behind tree deaths
• For the birds: For a birder, there's no vacation from the birdies
• Traildust: Lock of hair, letter spoke of traveler's fate
• Legislative roundup, February 5 , 2011
• Ex-chief: State cops checked immigration status of suspects under Richardson; not much will change with executive order
• Bill would stop officials from sealing records
• Super Bowl Party at the Ore House at Milagro
• Chandler Sanchez Appointed Chairman of All Indian Pueblo Council
• Quick Look at the Egyptian Revolution of 2011
• A Guide to Successful Building – March 29, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Will the federal government support New Mexico's effort to establish its health exchange by 2014?
• 'Living Treasure,' known for philanthropy, dies at 89
• N.M. utility reaches compromise in rate case
• Three prep basketball games will still go on despite cancelations
• Nationally renowned S.F. tinsmith remembered
• Interfaith Community Shelter offers refuge from dangerous temps
• Legislators speak against immigration order
• Bills aim to increase government transparency
• Local news in brief Feb. 4, 2011
• Legislative roundup Feb. 4, 2011
• Schmitt makes budget pitch
• Natural Gas Emergency Update
• Lujan Statement on Gas Outages in New Mexico
• Luján Statement on Gas Outages Throughout New Mexico
• Senators Lautenberg, Tom Udall Introduce Legislation to Stop Drunk Driving Repeat Offenders [press_release]
• ARTIST TALK: JOANNE TEASDALE – Wednesday March 2, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Schools closed Friday; Officials urge residents to conserve natural gas
• Pseudo Science Invades the Sports World
• Alternative Building Methods and Materials – March 1, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Lawmakers look at investment board overhaul
• Democrats assail governor's immigration order
• Richardson: Sealing governors records is 'tradition'
• Two-hour delay for Santa Fe Public Schools; Closing, delay information
• Ice cream weather: Santa Feans take frigid weather in stride
• Hopping into your heart
• State not reporting mentally ill to gun registry
• Pojoaque Valley Little League Registration
• Bills take aim at political appointees
• Legislative roundup 020311
• Roundhouse roundup: Dem chair still wearing 'both hats'
• 'Mother' of S.F. nonprofit remembered
• Measure would create annual tax expenditure evaluation
• Local briefs, Feb. 3, 2011
• Off leash: Broken bones don't slow forgiving pup
• The pet connection, Feb. 3, 2011
• Shelter owner cleared of animal-cruelty charges
• Udall Announces $3.5 Million for Health Care Services in Albuquerque [press_release]
• A taste of what's served in the cafeterias of Santa Fe Public Schools
• Two New School Board Members Elected
• Zane's World
• Hot Box
• A Sharp
• Love & Sex 2011
• Swab Lobby
• Read Between the Lines
• Geology of Santa Fe – May 13, 2011 – Day Trip From Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman: Corrales Fire Department Awarded Federal Grant
• Homegrown: Protecting and supporting our local food supply
• Running With a Fork: On school lunches, eat these words
• Ethical Epicure: Stop watching people cook and do it yourself
• State wants to assess program for mentally disabled
• Legislative roundup 020210
• DNA test bill gets bipartisan backing
• Ski passes provide yearly perk for legislators
• Martinez's immigration order stirs heated debate
• Prosecution ditches ligature theory in abuse case
• Arctic temps could chill S.F.
• Martinez against sealing office records
• Hundreds remember 3-year-old Pojoaque boy who died in suspected abuse case
• Three new faces join Santa Fe school board
• Incumbents ousted in Pecos
• Bermúdez retains SFCC board spot
• Pojoaque board president handed defeat
• Local briefs, Feb. 2, 2011
• Take Charge of Our Schools
• Middle School Volleyball Team Takes Second at Chili Spike Tourney
• Editorial: Lets Give Drug Tests to Politicians, Too
• BPI Building Envelope Professional – April 6, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Bingaman Talks About Energy Priorities for the 112th Congress
• NM bill wants to improve reimbursements for jails
• Dining-with-dogs bill heads to Senate floor
• Legislative roundup, February 1, 2011
• GOP walks out on oil, gas debate
• Jury set for child-abuse trial
• School-board elections today
• Voter information
• Abuse allegations in CYFD official's past
• Governor orders state police to ask suspects about immigration
• Richardson records sealed for 8 years
• Blast of bitter chill to hit area
• Local briefs, Feb. 1, 2011
• 'Fan Man' producer switches to nonprofit gig
• Santa Fe Economy: Optimism tentative, but definitely in the air
• Udall: New Mexico DOT Receives More Than $700,000 for New Equipment [press_release]
• Heinrich To Present Cibola Student With Congressional Award
• Trust-law change would be boon for state
• Two writing workshops start in March
• Business Calendar for Feb, 1, 2011
• Business briefs for Feb. 1, 2011
• Plaza street light replacement rescheduled
• PVSD School Board Approves New Contract for Delgado
• Heinrich Launches "Innovation Works" Tour
• Hiking Into Antiquity: Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Site – May 14, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Operation Descansos: Law-enforcement agencies continue push to track down 1,000 DWI offenders in state
• Homeless count begins in N.M.
• NM winter weather advisory prompts road warning
• Powell: No more land deals in 'dead of night
• Living-river solutions flooding in
• Capital High's Jaguar Band joins Denver ensemble for performance
• Education Beat: If you care about schools, vote
• State's small-scale farmers lose a big advocate
• Elkettes Defeat Sandia Prep
• Hiking Posi-Owinge – May 8, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Local news in brief Jan. 30, 2011
• Psychologist: Deaths point to dangers of cyberbullying
• Santa Fe school-board candidate donations of $100 or more
• Mountaineer in peak condition
• Reading program appeals to CYFD to allow more children in room
• Measure increases scrutiny of older drivers
• Comfort by the spoonful: Jambo Café is once again victorious at Souper Bowl
• Opinion: Dave Neal Shares His Opinions About the PVSD School Board
• Seasonal Wildflower Identification Classes starting May 11, 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• New location puts Santa Fe Recovery Center facilities on one property
• Bill would shake up energy, natural-resource boards
• Local briefs, Jan. 29, 2011
• It's a keeper: Sandia Lakes facility brings modern luxury to old-fashioned fishing
• Trail dust: After wool trade, eastbound wagons no longer empty
• Martinez fills out Environmental Improvement Board
• Food-service inspections, Jan. 29, 2011
• Santa Fe County Development Review Committee Seeks Applicants from District 1
• Hope Christian Remains Undefeated in District 5AAA
• Navajo Rug Appreciation – Feb. 19, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Local news in brief Jan. 28, 2011
• City works to contain landfill contents below dog park
• Judge tosses Advantage Asphalt complaint
• School board hopefuls hold last debate
• Immigrants required to pay taxes
• Hand-picked Santa Fe school board candidates draw big backing
• Udall Named to Foreign Relations Committee [press_release]
• [Photo Gallery/Video] March of Sorrows commemorates DWI victims
• Martinez names PepsiCo exec as cabinet secretary
• Speak Out: Should the Death Penalty Be Reinstated in New Mexico?
• Embracing you Essence with Daryl G. Colburn- Feb 19th/20th & Mar 12th/13th 2011
• Silver Soldering/Stone Setting Workshop with Rita Marie Ross – April 30/May1 & May 14/15 2011
• Woodcarving & Retablo Painting with Patricio J Chavez
• Map and GPS Workshop – April 13, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• FREE Photo Restoration
• The power to believe
• Book on history of La Sociedad Proteccion Mutua de Trabajadores Unidos '25 years in the making'
• The pet connection, January 27, 2011
• Roundhouse roundup: Harrison Schmitt's theories could go on-air again during confirmation hearing
• City won't cut time for public to appeal land-use decisions
• Off leash: Dogs vie for a chance at fame and fortune
• Luján: BP Oil Spill Commission’s Report Shows Need for Swift Action and Reform
• Legislative roundup Jan. 27, 2011
• State to evaluate vehicle, cell-phone use in search of savings
• County spelling bee easy as 'a-d-a-g-i-o'
• Democratic Trio Remain Committed to Senate Rules Reform [press_release]
• Should drug tests be a condition of receiving unemployment benefits?
• Local briefs, Jan. 27, 2011
• Democratic chairman on the fence
• Pojoaque school-board candidates pitch better planning
• Heinrich To Address New Mexico Legislature On State of the District
• NM court orders publication of environmental rules
• Book Club Meeting at Pueblo of Pojoaque Library
• Hope Christian Defeats Elks in District 5AAA Game
• Breaking Bad
• Western Bound
• Pop Quiz 2011: Santa Fe Public Schools Board 2
• Zane's World
• Mad in Madison
• 2010 Santa Fe School Board Endorsements
• A Sharp
• Chaco Canyon – 3 Session Guided Excursions – May 4, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman: New Mexico Fire Departments Share Nearly $250,000 in Federal Grants
• Feds Release Bingaman-Secured Funding for New Mexico Transit Project
• Travel: Fans traveling to the big game will have plenty to see in Dallas
• Gov. Martinez names new environmental board
• Luján Statement Following the President’s State of the Union Address
• Chief justice: More cash for state's courts
• Lobbyists shirk reporting rule
• Ruling: Cash bond for Solano unnecessary
• Bruce Gordon, 1916-2011: Friends recall soft side of TV's heavy
• Udall Reacts to President’s State of Union Address [press_release]
• 3 Oscar favorites shot in New Mexico
• Heinrich Statement on President Obama's State of the Union Address
• Couple charged as child battles for life
• Democrats lose another House seat
• Local brief, Jan. 26, 2011
• Debate targets loans for film, TV
• Homegrown: Locally made garden beds bring harvest to your backyard
• Community Supported Agriculture partnership brings food to your table, stability to farmer
• Legislative roundup, January 26, 2011
• PHOTO: Heinrich Hosts Members of NM Air National Guard's 150th As Special Guests At State of the Union Address
• Heinrich: One Size Fits All Budget Cuts Would Jeopardize National Laboratories
• Wine matters: Ski the slopes, sip some wine at Taos Winter Wine Festival
• Luján Named to Science, Space, and Technology and Natural Resources Committees for 112th Congress
• SFPD makes arrest in downtown robberies
• PVHS Class of 2001 Plans Their Reunion
• Interview with PVSD School Board Candidate David Ortiz
• Wildflowers on Horseback – May 21 , 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Bingaman Talks About State of the Union Address with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Los Alamos County expects windfall
• Appliqué as therapy
• Court vacates land swaps
• Restraining order issued against school founders
• Former church volunteer indicted in assault
• Residents decry mass tree felling
• Industry wary of S.F. rep from oil family
• Local news in brief Jan. 25, 2011
• Senate bill hikes N.M. hunters' shot at license
• Legislative roundup, January 25, 2011
• Pre-K cash would infuse funding into state's early-childhood education programs
• It's tax time again
• Kaune's owner to be profiled in CNBC story
• Business briefs for Jan. 25, 2011
• Udall: Almost $1 Million to Expand Distance Education & Telemedicine in Rural NM Communities [press_release]
• Interview with PVSD School Board Candidate Chris Williams
• Ranch Ride near Mount Taylor – April 3, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman: New Mexico Communities to Benefit from Distance Learning Grants
• Governor targets film production tax credit, but 'giveaways' abound for oil and gas industry
• Education Beat: School reforms in the works
• Science in a Complex World: The science behind a thriving city
• History museum exhibit honors bygone battleship and its nuke-sub namesake
• Horsemen Continue Dominance Over Pojoaque Valley
• Women and Horses: Preparing for a Ride – May 15, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Council Service employees work behind the scenes, around the clock to prepare bills
• Political shift puts environmental activists on the defense
• Public-safety chiefs: Mapping software could speed up response time
• St. Michael’s vs. Pojoaque Valley: A Game Within a Game
• Trail Ride on Horseback – Two Sessions – March 5 & 6 , 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Elkettes Defeat Lady Horsemen in Double OT
• Local briefs, Jan. 22, 2011
• Fort Selden, Leasburg Dam offer glimpses of past, escape from winter weather
• For the birds: Feathered friends need variety, too
• Santa Feans shared giving spirit with 2010 donations to Empty Stocking Fund
• Trail dust: Vast pueblos along Rio Grande compensated for group's fruitless Ariz. expedition
• 7 county ethics board hopefuls get high marks
• Understanding your world: U.S. no longer Middle East power broker
• Elks Start District Play with a Victory
• Interview with PVSD School Board Candidate Fernando Quintana
• History on Horseback – May 14, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Susana Martinez: Ax funding for women's commission
• Governor's office takes time with records request
• Local news in brief Jan. 21, 2011
• Egolf tapped for energy panel in House committee shake-up
• Panel rejects support for immigrant licenses
• Powell halts White Peak land exchanges
• Gov. spends time with Española kindergartners, discusses education policy
• Legislative roundup, January 21, 2011
• State says delivery of new wheels won't add cars to fleet
• Panel hands win to Wi-Fi opponents
• Police link solicitation suspect to 6 girls
• Several states rethinking film-tax credits
• Grantsmanship: Securing Resources for Nonprofit Organizations – Feb. 17, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Interview with PVSD School Board Candidate Claudine Armenta
• Birding at Rancho de las Golondrinas – April 22, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman to N.M. Legislature: Federal Support Remains Strong for New Mexico
• Rancho Viejo changes hands
• Housing market 'still in recovery mode'
• Liberals may lose grip on Senate committees
• Film group: Tax credit won't pay for actors' jets
• Bumps, blunders cost city $250K
• Martinez may have national GOP's ear
• Local briefs, Jan. 20, 2011
• Diet dangers
• Off leash: Taking on the challege of cats versus canines
• The pet connection, January 20, 2011
• Luján: Republican Effort to Repeal Health Insurance Reform Would Put Insurance Companies Back ...
• Choose Your Own (Bar) Adventure
• Former Sheriff Solano Arrested
• Heinrich Selected To Serve On Key Military Committee
• School district investigating claim that teacher locked student in storage unit
• Fundraising: Securing Resources for Nonprofit Organizations – March 3, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• VIDEO: Repeal Would Eliminate Rights of New Mexico Families and Raise Taxes for Small Businesses
• Turnovers Kill Elkettes in Loss to Lady Braves
• Survival Skills in the Wilderness – April 10 & May 8, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Pop Quiz 2011: Santa Fe Public Schools Board
• Emergency
• A Sharp
• Zane's World
• Fight Over Flight
• Travel: Seattle displays public art that ranges from quirky to poignant to controversial
• You've Been Served: Server, bartender exemplify best of S.F.
• Del Maguey preserves mezcal tradition
• Gov.: Raise bar for schools, boost classroom cash
• Santa Fe Spirits introduce Silver Coyote, the first whiskey made in the city
• Legislature to cost $139K a day
• Solano arrested, faces more than 250 charges
• Legislative roundup, January 19, 2011
• No-show delays homicide hearing
• Teen thespians tackle introspective roles in NM School for the Arts' first show
• Psychiatric eval for ex-LANL physicist
• Board does U-turn on Acequia, Atalaya consolidation
• Dr. Pepper creates med-school fund for injured EMT
• Local briefs, Jan. 19, 2011
• Luján: If Health Insurance Reform Is Repealed, Discrimination for Pre-Existing Conditions Will ...
• INTRODUCTION TO FUSING AND SLUMPING with Erik Whittemore – February 22-23 & 25 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Impact of Repealing the Health Care Reform Law In the 1st Congressional District of New Mexico
• Martinez delivers State of the State
• School Board Member Margaret Tapia Seeks Re-election
• Ecology of the Santa Fe Mountains with William Neuwirth – May 15, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Bingaman: Over $6.7 Million to Aid New Mexico's Homeless
• Ben Lujan re-elected House speaker
• Educators: Don't slash spending - raise taxes
• Catamount to move, maybe to Railyard
• Check, mate: Chess league championship tests students' skills
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• 7 vie for 3 open seats on Pecos school board
• Seat 2: Alum, former teacher square off
• SEAT 1: Incumbent faces two challengers
• 2011 Legislature: Tough choices on Medicaid
• 2011 Legislature: 'Very close' race for House speaker
• 2011 Legislature: Rail Runner faces new scrutiny
• Local news in brief, January 18, 2011
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Residents reflect on rights abuses overcome — and work ahead
• Business Beat: New building, more workers in line for CleanAir
• Terra Bella Artful Interiors: New start, new hope
• Happy Birthday Dr. King
• Local news in brief, January 17, 2011
• The People of New Mexico From A to Z Lectures – March 29, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Santa Fe couple takes on state's property-tax cap
• King's dream of peace still out of reach
• Anti-King broadcasts draw fire
• Education Beat - Skandera: Time to raise the bar
• 2011 Legislature: Faith leaders want lawmakers to put people before profits
• 2011 Legislature: Debate likely on repeal of immigrant licenses
• 2011 Leglislature: Tightening laws on DWI
• Singing Ambassadors – 2 Consecutive Weekend Classes – April 2 & 9, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Tenacious Elks Refuse to Die, Defeat Bernalillo
• 2011 Legislature: Tax credits, deductions getting second look
• Marijuana conspiracy suspects have N.M. connections
• 2011 Legislature: Parking improved, but Capitol visits require patience
• 2011 Legislature: Martinez's first session promises to be a hard-work 'honeymoon'
• Daniel Martinez indicted on rape charges
• Professor, volunteers collect internment camp stories
• Santa Fe Time Bank facilitates exchange of services in the community
• Local news in brief Jan. 16, 2011
• Elkettes Defeat Taos, End Four Game Losing Streak
• Down the Arroyo: Have You Seen the TRUTH?
• Discover Your Singing Voice Workshop – Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Honoring Martin Luther King Jr
• Trail dust: Kit Carson's reputation tarnished undeservingly
• Local briefs, Jan. 15, 2011
• Santa Fe woman wins big playing lottery
• Solid 2010 for land 'experiment' at Valles Caldera; but future of management uncertain
• Police probe link in gunpoint muggings
• UDALL HONORS MLK’S LEGACY [press_release]
• Salazar’s Buzzer Beater Nets Pojoaque Valley a Victory
• Sing Yourself to Better Health and Well-Being with Priscilla Zimmermann – March 12, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Santa Fe praised by gay magazine
• Talk show cancels on Kokesh over firearm
• Court to review Martinez action on emissions
• Rail Runner Express ridership dips
• City proposal for Santa Fe Depot could uproot Santa Fe Southern Railways
• School board candidates work to stand out at forum
• Local news in brief Jan. 14, 2011
• PVHS Students to Question School Board Candidates
• Heinrich Remarks on the January 8, 2011 Tragedy in Tucson, Arizona
• A Rose by Any Name is Easy to Grow – Growing Roses in New Mexico – March 30, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Fatal car crash closes U.S. 84/285 north of Santa Fe
• Martinez targets department fleets, other perks
• Café Paris reborn with new locale, similar name
• Feds to LANL: Trim costs on $350M project
• 'Ghost bike' salutes fallen S.F. cyclist
• Police notes Jan. 13, 2011
• Teens charged in El Paisano burglary held in custody
• Winged pals
• Local news in brief, Jan. 13, 2011
• Off leash: Keeping your best buddy safe, warm
• The pet connection, January 13, 2011
• Luján Honors the Victims of Arizona Shooting
• Luján Honors the Victims of Arizona Shooting
• Speak Out: Should PVHS Provide Condoms to Students
• Icons & Excess Mixed Media with Lynne Perrella – February 6-11, 2011 – Taos, NM – Day trip from Santa Fe
• A Sharp
• Zane's World
• Redrawing New Mexico
• What Bills May Come
• Family to Sue Jail
• X Factor
• Xeriscape Gardens & Water-Wise Landscaping Workshop – March 16, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Travel: Why participants keep coming back to take on the grueling Canadian Ski Marathon
• Running With a Fork: Souper Bowl gets ready to kick off
• Substation to supply backup power to Buckman project still stalled
• Lawsuit targets NM gov's actions on new rules
• Police: Toddler died when ejected in I-25 crash
• Santa Fe City Council decides against furloughs - for now
• Homegrown: O-Gelato brings 'la dolce vita' to DeVargas Center
• National Veterans Wellness and Healing Center in Angel Fire tackles PTSD holistically
• Local briefs, Jan. 12, 2011
• Cold weather shuts down Edgewood Senior Center for 1 month
• Santa Fe Public School Board hopefuls say community support is crucial
• A sneak peek at film-tax drama ahead for the 2011 Legislature
• Lawmaker predicts House Speaker Ben Luján's ouster
• Pecos man: Neighbor's dog tore off Volvo's bumper
• Planting seeds: Santa Fe chef works to keep Native American foods alive for all and for the planet
• La Tierra trails: City maps out improvements to northwest-side's wildspace
• “Truth Be Told” Being Shot in Pojoaque Valley
• Apple iPhone coming to Verizon network [w/Poll]
• BASIC KILNFORMED PATTERN BARS with Jim Weiler – February 11-14, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Gardening, Good Enough to Eat – High Altitude Gardening Workshop – April 6, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Bingaman: Santo Domingo Pueblo to Benefit from HUD Funds
• Martinez proposal shows priorities
• Business workshops and seminars in Santa Fe
• PVHS Youth Corp Sparks Elks to an Easy Win
• Chinese company dropped from faulty bike case
• Richardson PR aide back to TV news
• Stone sculpture to adorn park
• School board race: Insider, outsider views crowd forum
• New rule under fire from N.M. Cattle Growers Association
• Walmart Supercenter will soon break ground at south-side site
• Local briefs, Jan. 11, 2011
• Martinez budget spares Public Safety, teachers
• A leash on licensing: Santa Fe animal shelter seeks to take over area's pet registrations
• Business briefs for Jan. 11, 2011
• Cafe Vingt Cinq: Not your ordinary joint
• Business Beat: Singles Out plans opening get-togethers
• To Comment on PojoaqueNews.com Articles You Must Remove Your Mask
• Plan Now, Plant Later – Drought-tolerant Gardens Workshop – April 13, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Feds: Evidence of plan to kill Giffords
• NM legislator proposes to restrict building names
• DA says ex-sheriff Solano to be charged
• With community support, La Cienega family whose home burned down moves into new trailer
• Local brief, Jan. 10, 2011
• Mora County group's water studies provide first line of defense against 'fracking'
• PRESENTATION: WHAT IS KILN-GLASS? – With Jim Weiler – Wed, February 9, 2011
• Elks Bounce Back, Defeat Artesia
• Garden Superstars with Bob Pennington, owner of Agua Fria Nursery – March 9, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Local briefs, Jan. 9, 2011
• Board candidates get schooled on issues
• Gas prices: Good news, bad news
• Councilor: World travels all part of the job
• AAMODT WATER-RIGHTS CASE: The long road to a resolution
• Udall Statement on Tragic Tucson Shooting [press_release]
• Elks Shot Down in Portales Shootout
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, several wounded
• Strong Starts for Children Forum in Santa Fe
• UPCOMING 2011 COMPUTER CLASSES FOR THE PC – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Greening Your Home, Green the Planet with Carol Berry – April 14, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Bingaman Statement on Arizona Shooting
• State budget crisis: Panel plan cuts state worker take-home pay
• Trail Dust: Early adventurer became 'White Apache'
• Bill Bohnhoff, 1938-2011: Retired bank CEO active in community nonprofits
• Local news in brief, Jan. 8, 2011
• Los Mayas latest restaurant set to close
• Police notes, January 8, 2011
• Understanding Your World: Mounting woes in Pakistan pose dangers for U.S.
• Legislature's proposal gives preview of pain
• Still no fire station in Rancho Viejo
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle sustains severe head injury
• Empty Stocking Fund, January 8, 2011
• Ex-priest suspected of molestation dies on Caribbean island
• La Niña takes toll on Southern N.M.
• Great Southwest Design in an Energy-Efficient Home – Feb. 22, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Adan Delgado Elected to NMAA Board of Directors
• Get Certified While On Vacation ! 1 Day First Aid/CPR Certification Training – Feb. 12,April 9,May 14, 2011- Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman: New Rail "Hub" Good for New Mexico's Economy
• Martha Reed, 1922-2010: Taos fashion maven renowned for fiery spirit
• Lawsuit: University steered contract on Pit renovations
• Martinez: Repealing medical pot law not top priority
• Lawmaker eyes N.M. permanent funds for help with state budget crisis
• 3rd suspect in meth lab bust has LANL ties
• Thieves strike again at El Paisano, make off with thousands in cash
• Cops bust buyer, seller in newspaper drug deal
• Peter Olson booted off state payroll
• S.F. woman faces $1.7M tax bill for adult Internet services income
• I-25 shooting: Hundreds bid farewell to Marine veteran
• Local briefs, Jan. 7, 2011
• Spaceport America's director latest to be replaced
• Udall, Harkin, Merkley: Rules Reform Package Gaining Support Among Senators [press_release]
• Heinrich Testifies During Rules Committee Hearing On Health Reform Repeal
• Introduction to Green Building – Feb. 15, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Elkettes Can’t Hold on to Defeat Lady Dons
• Letter to the Community from Margaret Tapia, PVSD School Board President
• 2011 Ghost Ranch Catalog now available ! Start planning your New Mexico trip today!
• Downsize With Style with Jennifer Nollette of I Candy Interiors – March 5, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Bingaman: Repeal of Health Insurance Reform Would Cost More Than $1 Trillion
• Martinez selects Las Cruces doctor for health post
• Ex-astronaut Schmitt gets energy post
• Local news in brief Jan. 6, 2010
• Roundhouse Roundup: Musings on much-maligned Blue Book
• Rail Runner works on ticketing problem
• Group claims support for cutting state payroll
• Police: Vendor peddled papers, heroin
• LANL chief prepares to step down
• Martinez trims pay for Cabinet secretaries
• 'Wild' Sugar finds a home, sweet home
• 2011 Legislature: Lawmaker proposes tougher rules for young drivers
• Off leash: E-mail alert list offers hope for missing pets
• Udall Statement on Anastasio’s Departure from LANL [press_release]
• Pet connection, January 6, 2011
• Meth lab shocks property owner; police ID suspects
• Remarks of Sen. Udall on Introduction of Rules Reform Resolution [press_release]
• Udall, Harkin, Merkley Introduce Rules Reform Package to Restore Accountability to Senate [press_release]
• Geology in Georgia O’Keeffe Country – March 4, 2011 – Day Trip From Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Academy for Technology and the Classics closed all week
• Hang On!
• Santa Fe County Valuation Protest Board Seeks Members
• Low Altitude Military Flyovers Disrupt Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado
• Add It Up
• Lab Spat
• Zane's World
• A Sharp
• SFR Talk: Making the Rules
• Eating Wrong
• Meditative Techniques with Elizabeth Ebner – April 16, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Wrong-way driver was an adult escort
• Udall Seeks Investigation of Misleading Football Helmet Safety Claims [press_release]
• Elkettes Start New Year on Right Foot
• Geologic Hike of Otowi Peak and Buckman Mesa – Feb. 27, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Northern Rio Grande Tournament Starts Wednesday
• Bingaman: President Obama Signs Bill That Enhances Nation's Food Safety
• Bingaman: President Signs "America COMPETES Act" Extension
• Bingaman: Funding Important Revenue Source for New Mexico Counties
• 2 day Introduction to Snowshoeing with Karen Denison – Starting Feb 1st, 2011- Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman Talks About the Start of the 112th Congress with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Crews repair water line off Osage Ave.
• REAL MONEY: Upon reflection, still great to be in U.S.
• Governor Martinez Coins a Palin
• Ore House and Milagro to consolidate
• Untitled
• Plan could hand county control of senior program sites in its jurisdiction
• Martinez wants DNA from all felons
• Change and uncertainty at state agencies
• Warmer temps help city clear icy streets
• Incoming state engineer will face a changing role
• Business Calendar for Jan. 4, 2011
• Job woes remain headline news
• Business briefs for Jan. 4, 2011
• Geology of the Los Alamos Area – May 6, 2011 – Day Trip From Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Cross-Country Skiing Workshop with William Neuwirth – March 6 , 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Learning Curve: Teacher sparks passion for learning
• N.M. Transportation Department - Officials: $4M cuts not approved
• New governor gets a warm reception on chilly morning
• 'Limitless New Mexico:' Martinez strikes conciliatory tone in address
• Esperanza celebrates groundbreaking for new, roomier building
• Great Recession forces many families to put growth plans on hold
• Pecos ,Glorieta & Greer Garson House Tour – April 10, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Visit and Learn : Blogshop Santa Fe – January 15 & 16 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Writing Short Stories with Natasha Nargis Lara – April 30, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Empty stocking fund: Evicted family of 3 needs home
• Bedbug reports worry travelers, vex hoteliers
• Local briefs, Jan. 2, 2011
• A fond farewell to those departed in 2010
• Chaco Canyon –April 9, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Potsticker Madness with Edie Tsong – Feb. 6, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• New Mexico 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• El Rancho Matachines Dancers Celebrate the New Year
• Top Ten Predictions for 2011
• Richardson: No pardon for outlaw Billy the Kid
• Empty Stocking Fund: Cancer treatment drains woman's savings
• Billy the Kid's pardon left for dead
• Understanding Your World: A nation's measure of happiness
• Trail Dust: A roundup of readers' comment from throughout the year
• 'I actually feel lucky': EMT struck by wrong-way driver ready to move forward
• Finishing his run: A year after snowboarding accident, teen returns to Sipapu
• Blessing begins Martinez's inaugural activities in Santa Fe
• Empty Stocking Fund Dec. 31, 2010
• NM gov. declines to pardon outlaw Billy the Kid
• Local news in brief Dec. 31, 2010
• N.M. won't pay OptumHealth pending investigation
• Traditional celebration: Customers flood local businesses to prepare New Year's tamales
• [Photo Gallery] Expect a snowy New Year's Eve
• Happy Birthday Mela
• New governor swings into Santa Fe with full lineup of public events and sold-out parties
• Musician escapes blaze with just her accordion and guitars
• Cast for the new Cabinet
• High school trainer accused of soliciting child sex
• Hypnotist Brian Imbus at Buffalo Thunder
• Bread Basics Class with Lisa Gosper-Espinosa -Feb. 13, 2011- Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Market 'wonder' granted clemency
• Pet connection Dec. 30, 2010
• Helping hands for animals
• Change of fortune for cafe in Lamy
• Quarrel caught on tape ahead of fatal collision
• Expect a flurry of wintry weather today
• Local briefs, Dec. 30, 2010
• Roundhouse shuffle: Richardson staff ready to scatter
• Richardson's advice to Gov.-elect: Ditch campaign rhetoric
• 'Light Up a Life' fundraiser helps hospice help others
• Empty Stocking Fund, Dec. 30, 2010
• DEMONSTRATION: SPECIAL EFFECTS IN KILN-GLASS with Bonnie Celeste Wednesday, January 26, 2011
• Making Candy: Brittles, Toffee and More in Santa Fe , New Mexico – Feb. 20, 2011
• Kidnapping suspect dead near I-25 after shoot-out with state police
• Off leash: Finding love in the feistiest of felines
• Running With A Fork: Feed your soul with lucky black-eyed peas this holiday
• Safe rides in Santa Fe for the holidays
• Impress your guests with inexpensive cocktails
• Man held on rape charge
• Local briefs, Dec. 29, 2010
• Team building: Governor-elect's behind-the-scenes staff takes shape
• The Custom of Holy Innocents Day in Northern New Mexico
• Delayed 3-D film studio shoots for 2011 in Railyard
• Christmas bird count: Birdwatcher spots darling owl that doubles as deadly raptor
• Fostering a connection
• Martinez taps Texas social worker for CYFD post
• Empty stocking fund, Dec. 29, 2010
• OPEN KILNFORMING STUDIO – Bullseye Glass Resource Center Santa Fe – January 2011
• United Christmas Drive Collects Gifts for Kids
• Learn to make Chocolate Truffles with Mark Sciscenti – Jan. 30, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Richardson: Set for 'normal life' in hostage rescues
• Man charged in shooting death leaves jail
• Santa Fe County paving fraud probe heads to DA
• Table for two — and Fido, too
• Local news in brief, Dec. 28, 2010
• Empty Stocking Fund, Dec. 28, 2010
• Grants warden to head New Mexico corrections
• Business Beat: 'White dog' whiskey comes to Santa Fe
• Santa Fe's new Vivo Contemporary gallery: Hope for a hybrid
• Aamodt Water Rights Signing Reception
• Pojoaque Valley School Board Elections on Feb. 1
• Gluten-Free Baking II with Mark Sciscenti – March 20, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• NM man sentenced to 3-year prison term
• Bill includes defense funds for NM bases
• Inmate sues Bernalillo County, alleging beatings in jail
• Empty Stocking Fund Dec. 27, 2010
• Richardson used federal windfall to beef up state's economy; reallocating that money may prove tough for Martinez
• High-Altitude Baking – March 6, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• NEW MEXICO LEGISLATURE CLASS OF 2011: Greenhorns in the House
• Empty Stocking Fund Dec. 26, 2010
• Profiles of new N.M. state legislators
• Plan for Alvord offices scrapped
• Water rate hikes start Jan. 1
• Christmas in the City Different is a chance for worship, relaxation and good good
• Old trees spark feud among north-side neighbors
• Vicente Sandoval Remembers His Brother Jerry Garcia
• Understanding your world: Down to the finish line
• Happy Holidays From Santa Fe Creative Tourism
• Thousands hit Canyon Road on warm night
• Trail dust: A cowboy's Christmas Eve
• Richardson reflects on his 8 years
• Cheap thrills: Get the sleds out
• Section of downtown Santa Fe with no power
• Empty Stocking Fund, Dec. 25, 2010
• Jerry Garcia, Lifelong Nambe Resident, Dies at 66
• Speak Out: What’s Your Favorite Childhood Christmas Memory
• Career Development for Artists with Cate Moses – May 7, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Empty Stocking Fund Dec. 24, 2010
• Lamy Station Cafe to close
• Suspect in drug theft kills self
• 30,000 expected at farolito walk
• Local news in brief Dec. 24, 2010
• LANL keeps tradition of tracking Santa's progress
• Diagnosing Killer Designs – Feb. 19, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Creating A Decorative Calligrapher’s Box with Mita Saldaña – April 9 , 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Streets closed for farolitos
• Reverend, rabbi bridge religious gap
• Judge sides with low-income voters
• Suit: Film studio deal still violates donation rules
• Nambé man says Native remains will stay put
• Solar power helps run wastewater treatment plant
• Wrong-way crash: Police take air bag from ambulance
• Elks capture third in Ben Lujan Tourney; Elkettes Fall to Taos
• Local briefs, Dec. 23, 2010
• The pet connection December 23, 2010
• Off leash: Capturing the true spirit of the holidays
• Making joyous noise for animals
• Empty Stocking Fund, Dec. 23, 2010
• Udall: Ratification of New START Will Make America Safer [press_release]
• Heinrich Continues To Spur Innovation, Boost Job Creation in Central New Mexico
• 5 Day BPI Building Analyst Training – Starting Jan. 18 , Feb. 21 , & May 16 , 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Moving Pictures
• A Sharp
• Eating Wrong
• Design Your Paintings With Photoshop taught by Michael McGuire- March 12, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Zane's World
• Top Ten Stories of 2010
• For Auld Lang Syne
• Tragic Questions
• Bingaman: Defense Bill Supports N.M. Military Bases and Labs
• Bingaman: Senate Ratifies Arms Treaty with Russia
• Bingaman: Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Legislation is Now Law
• Elks and Elkettes Lose Semifinal Games in Ben Lujan Tournament
• Local news in brief, Dec. 22, 2010
• Journalist: Gov. 'dragging feet' on pardon record-request
• Finance board: No 'sufficient trust' in granting Herrera funds
• Judge hands ex-captain probation, apology for workplace voyeurism
• Newcomers crowd field for school board
• Police: Man stole drugs, fled pharmacy
• Shop with a Cop: Case closed on Christmas wish lists for 6 Santa Fe kids Santa patrol
• Police focus on rider in fatal crash
• Miss the ecplise? Check out our photo gallery
• Gluten-Free Baking I with Mark Sciscenti – March 13, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Happy Solstice, the Light Returns
• Man arrested after Santa Fe pharmacy robbery
• Breakfast Baking with Lisa Gosper-Espinosa – April 10, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Bingaman: "America COMPETES Act" Extended
• Bingaman: Health Reform Law Creates New Protections for New Mexicans Against Unfair Increases in Insurance Premiums
• Martinez picks reformer as public education head
• Obituary: Jose Amadeo Gallegos
• Elks and Elkettes Advance to Semifinals in Ben Lujan Tournament
• Local news in brief, December 21, 2010
• S.F. man injured in Amtrak collision
• José Amadeo Gallegos, 1923- 2010: Local barber was one of WWII's last 'old soldiers'
• New begging rules in effect
• Official: Audit of state Land Office a 'joke'
• Court to return to Tierra Amarilla
• Empty Stocking Fund, Dec. 21, 2010
• Udall Statement on 150th Air National Guard Association with Kirtland’s 58th Special Operations Wing [press_release]
• Business briefs for Dec. 21, 2010
• Business Beat: White House designer elects to use Caba Co.
• Acoma Optical: Doing well — and doing good
• Where is the best sledding in New Mexico? Tell us
• Ben Lujan Tournament Starts Today
• Create a whimsical beaded necklace with Claudia Chavez – April 2, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• 8 years after tourists hit and dragged, another DWI arrest for driver
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Health officials: Farmington can't regulate pot
• Good news for New Mexico educational pension fund
• Education Beat: Valuable lessons from Africa
• Local news in brief, Dec. 20, 2010
• French colony played key role in U.S. history
• Wireless foes gear up for new battle
• Former Tesuque Pueblo Governor Had Sticky Fingers
• Tin Birdhouse/Tin Bird Feeder – April 12, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Science aids in fight against teen drug and alcohol abuse
• Teen Court gives kid offenders a second chance, courtesy of their peers
• Luminous Child: a Christmas Story
• Silver Jewelry Using Metal Clay – May 7, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Empty stocking fund: Ailments force couple to rely on disability check for rent
• Trail dust: Young Ranger's portrayal of Cimarron blurred fact, fiction
• Understanding your world: One cause for holiday cheer: 2010 is almost over
• Local briefs, Dec. 18, 2010
• State OKs higher plant limits, stiffer producer fees for medical marijuana
• Ex-gov. of Tesuque Pueblo embezzled $240,000-plus
• Ambulance firm defends record, insurance after wrong-way crash
• Educational Retirement Board backs half-percent increase in employee payout to pension plans
• Heinrich TRICARE Bill Included in Defense Authorization Act; Clears House
• Today's print editions available as electronic replicas
• Ben Lujan Tournament Brackets 2010
• Speak Out: What Does Christmas Mean to You?
• Two-Day Golf Workshop : Getting Started and Refresher Course with Sandy Lemon in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Threat of cuts looms over S.F. schools
• Sartorially challenged locals get spruced up
• Empty Stocking Fund: Man faces amputation, needs money for ramp
• Former owners back in The Pink
• One man dead, one jailed in Thursday crashes
• PRC raises questions about rescue firm's insurance, airbags
• Beit Tikva president defends Rabbi Levy
• Website puts state records just a click away
• Elkettes Steamroll Capital High
• Holiday Art Show at the Old El Rancho Bar
• Man killed in rollover
• Winter weather live blog Dec. 16
• Tin Valentine with artisan Richard Gabriel – Feb. 9, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Senator Bingaman's Speech in Support of the New START Treaty
• Annual Holiday Open House
• Empty stocking fund: Medical bills push mother 2 months behind on rent
• N.M. senators say no to tax deal
• Marcy Street store puts creativity on display with new Lady Gaga window design
• Roundhouse roundup: Gary Johnson discloses pot use, but not contributors
• Local briefs, Dec. 15. 2010
• Los Alamos County manager fired over alleged gender discrimination, abuse of power
• Buyer tipped Solano on eBay probe
• Police: Man says he used machete in killing
• Victims recover; police ID dead driver in I-25 crash
• The season for helping animals
• Off leash: Santa's soft spot for critters easy to find
• Richardson dumps plan for wild-horse haven to help shore up budget
• Pet connection, Dec. 16, 2010
• Udall Urges President to Keep “Accelerated Transition” Timeline in Afghanistan [press_release]
• Heinrich: Policy of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Is Discriminatory
• Udall: Costs of Deal for Future Generations Too Much to Concede [press_release]
• Oy Vey
• Anti-Climactic
• Not-So-Bad-Dream
• Eating Wrong
• Murky Water
• SFR Talk: Art Smart
• Zane's World
• The Flat Back Multiple Signature Book – April 2, 2011 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Bingaman: $4.56 Million to Help New Mexico Restore Abandoned Mines
• What happens to bills the Senate has not addressed by the end of this year?
• Bingaman Votes Against Bill to Extend Unaffordable Tax Cuts
• County: Casino spikes need for emergency aid at Pojoaque
• Richardson embarks on North Korea trip
• Travel: Surviving Sin City
• Appeal filed to NM's new cap and trade program
• Elks Defeat Socorro in an Old Fashioned 3-Ball Shootout
• 'Tis the season for tamales
• Running with a fork: Culinary resurrections and shopping for foodies
• Wine matters: 2010 marked by memorable moments and wines to match
• Empty stocking fund: Young mom can't cover apartment security deposit
• Local briefs, Dec. 15, 2010
• Folk Art Market among temporary pop-up stores to emerge for holidays
• Fairgrounds could see multi-million-dollar racino
• Gas leak running up cost of court complex
• Man held in heist of sunglasses
• Off Season pottery classes and prices in Santa Fe, New Mexico with Theo Helmstadter of Green River Pottery
• Editorial: No New News
• Repeatable Images – Water-based printmaking with Judy Just – April 8, 2011- Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Crash kills one and injures two, I-25 northbound remains closed at 9 a.m.
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Tax Bill Before the Senate
• Santa Fe police probe man's slaying
• Frederick Johnson, 1939-2010: Drive-in pioneer ran iconic '60s hangout
• Bosque del Apache: A theater of wild drama
• Police notes, Dec. 14, 2010
• Water power
• Local briefs, Dec. 14, 2010
• Empty Stocking Fund: Funeral expenses for slain sibling leaves man low on rent
• PRC to revisit new propane rules
• After brief closing, a new El Nido?
• Martinez taps Burckle for general services
• Udall Statement on Tax Proposal Procedural Vote [press_release]
• Workshops and seminars for Dec. 14, 2010
• Business briefs for Dec. 14, 2010
• Business Beat: Whole Hog Cafe is heading to Guadalupe Street
• Inner strength and fitness: An idea takes flight
• When a Mime (Felipe Garcia) Talks, Its Fun to Listen
• THE ABIQUIU WORKSHOPS & Ghost Ranch Education and Retreat Center in Abiquiu, New Mexico will be offering eleven five-day workshops this first year, beginning in June 2011
• Bingaman Votes Against Tax Bill That the Country Cannot Afford
• Learning Curve: A treacherous journey for education
• NM police ID woman among 7 photos
• Empty Stocking Fund: Injured woman needs to buy used car for job interviews
• Heinrich tops NM congressional campaign spending
• King defends efforts to secure misconduct-case convictions
• Wind power versus vistas: Residents want 3-mile setback for utility-scale project
• Las Posadas procession draws hundreds for tradition, sweets and cider
• Elkettes Capture Third Place in Capital City Invite
• Canyon Colors: The Pastel Landscape at Ghost Ranch with Jane Shoenfeld – April 29, 2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• 'Once a T-bird, always a T-bird'
• Campus' future is tied to its past
• Local news in brief, Dec. 12, 2010
• Our Lady of Guadalupe: Roses Roses Roses
• Analysis: Big slash in roadwork ahead for state
• Report: LANL airborne plutonium higher than expected
• Ex-mayor cuts ties with El Museo board after alleging conflicts of interest, diluted cultural mission
• 'New Mexican' Santa Fe 400th article series to hit shelves in book form
• Next 'Good Morning America' Advice Guru could be a Santa Fean
• At Alternative Gift Market, gifts that give back to world
• St. Catherine Indian School: The hallways hold memories
• It's a stimulus spending frenzy for Richardson
• Elkettes Lose in Double Overtime
• Ques Es El Plan De Manejo De Desarrollo Sostenible Para El Condado De Santa Fe?
• Ghost Ranch January 2011 Brochure : Ghost Ranch on a pair of cross-country skis – January 24-29, 2011
• Pre-kindergarten budget cuts stir concern
• Empty stocking fund: Injured woman low on rent money
• Celebratory scalp ritual crossed N.M. cultural lines
• Local briefs, Dec. 11, 2010
• N.M. Department of Culture Affairs Secretary headed to Peace Corps as adviser
• Aztec Street to turn into one-way on Thursday
• Udall Announces $1.1 Million to Improve Tribal Transit Programs [press_release]
• Elkettes’ Defense Devastates Lady Cardinals
• Holiday Open House! Green River Pottery Studio & Gallery – Santa Fe , New Mexico – Saturday, December 11th, 2010 12 – 5 pm
• Bingaman: Five Transit Grants Awarded to Indian Country
• Dona Ana County bids farewell to Franco
• Feds investigate latest Mexican wolf death
• Driving school settles state dispute
• Empty Stocking Fund: Single mother behind on car payments
• Local news in brief Dec. 10, 2010
• Southside Branch Library dusts off classic statue
• Obama Inks Aamodt Settlement
• Season’s Greetings from Dobbins Studios ! – Masters of Etched @ Carved Glass at Aliento Glass School in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• PVHS Science Fair on December 10
• Time to Register for the Pojoaque Valley Youth Basketball League
• Make Your Own Holiday Cards and Gifts with Jane Shoenfeld – December 23,2010 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• NM board delays vote on educational pension change
• 'Nudist' family investigated in Sandia Park
• Judge orders Pojoaque ex-official locked up during appeal
• Embracing 'community' cats
• Santa Fe nonprofit looks after feral felines
• Off leash: Horse leaves impact at Kindred Spirits
• Empty Stocking Fund: Disabled vet, disabled child without heat this holiday season
• Richardson off to North Korea
• State: Driving school dished out fake class certificates
• City Council gives police more tools against aggressive panhandling
• Texas deputy triggers Solano inquiry
• Skating club show is tribute to Ice Follies
• Local news in brief, Dec. 9, 2010
• Roundhouse Roundup: State's Music Commission may be playing out final days
• BINGAMAN & UDALL: TAOS AND AAMODT WATER SETTLEMENTS SIGNED INTO LAW [press_release]
• Pet connection, Dec. 9, 2010
• Duke on the Hill
• Eating Wrong
• A Sharp
• Art of Adaption
• Zane's World
• SFR Talk: Teaching to the Choir
• Food, Fitness, & Faith Retreat – Feb 18th – 20th, 2011 in Santa Fe , New Mexico – Holiday Price Special – Buy Now !
• Bingaman & Udall: Taos and Aamodt Water Settlements Signed Into Law
• Do you support repealing the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy?
• Travel: Breakfast, to go
• Empty Stocking: Caring for grandchildren leaves woman short on rent
• Martinez asks state agencies for 10 percent budget cuts
• Museum director: Rights violated in search
• Sick Elks Rise to the Occasion to Defeat Santa Fe High
• Handmade holiday: Crafty cooks skip the mall
• Santa Fe retail: 'Not the end of the world'
• Realtors group tabs Coppler
• Business Calendar for Dec. 7
• Real Money: Short-term pain vs. long-term misery
• Business briefs for Dec. 7, 2010
• Friends react to finding remains of balloonists
• Court to look at huge sex bias suit vs. Wal-Mart
• Suicide Prevention Co-ordinator Hired by Pojoaque Valley School District
• GIFT CERTIFICATE For An Intuitive Painting Experience in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman: Funding Will Improve School Bus Routes on the Navajo Nation
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Bills to Settle Taos and Aamodt Water Claims
• Cowboys' Don Meredith dies after brain hemorrhage
• Learning Curve: Community needed to tackle budget cuts
• Saturday Chat: Science, religion not warring beliefs
• State's top federal prosecutor shifts focus to Indian issues border
• Buckman Direct Diversion: Groups say river-toxin report deficient
• Man behind on rent seeks help
• Temple Beth Shalom gathers to celebrate religious freedom and survival of a culture
• Piedra Vista Rocks Cold Shooting Elkettes
• Artists for Hire of Santa Fe, New Mexico, offers holiday gift certificates for group and individual art classes
• Historic marker proposed for valley
• Man charged in purse theft arrested — twice
• Taxidermist creates realistic wildlife displays
• Propane ruling boosts client rights
• Local news in brief Dec. 5, 2010
• Man held in heist of biodiesel
• Empty Stocking Fund, Dec. 5, 2010
• Native Americans play key role in community
• Tracing a blend of holiday traditions to city's start
• A city built on family bonds
• Journalist gained fame with fictional account of state's past
• Bingaman Votes to Extend Tax Cuts to Americans
• Udall: Republicans Once Again Side with Millionaires Over Hardworking Americans [press_release]
• Capital Defeats Elks in Al Armendariz Classic
• Letter to the Community from the New Owners of Nambe Drugs
• JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS ! Give an Expressive Painting Workshop to the Artist in Your Life!
• Trail dust: 'Questionable' drawing plucked as stamp image
• Barela gets Martinez's economic development nomination
• Local briefs, Dec. 4, 2010
• Public workers take party, revenue out of S.F. limits
• Father takes plea deal in child abuse case, agrees to testify against boy's mother
• Delegation Opposes Current VA Plan to Restrict Care at Northern NM Clinics [press_release]
• Heinrich Pushes For A New START
• Members of NM churches charged in scuffle
• Lockdown ends at César Chávez Community School
• Elks Advance to Second Round of Al Armendariz Classic
• Volunteer Vacations with Cornerstones – Preservation and maintenance of historic adobe buildings in Santa Fe,New Mexico
• N.M. grants new permit for nuclear waste repository
• Court: Same-sex partner can't seek child custody
• Faith at Work partners with fund
• Denish spending exceeded $7 million
• Local news in brief Dec. 3, 2010
• Snow Trax: What's new at ski resorts
• Lady Jaguar Invitational: Grants rolls past Capital in first round
• Empty Stocking Fund: PTSD sufferer needs apartment deposit
• Udall Focuses on Football Helmet Safety at Hearing [press_release]
• Tax Cuts: Heinrich Fights For The Middle Class
• Locksley returning as New Mexico coach
• [Video] Ski Santa Fe preparing for season
• Rueben Roybal Not Running for School Board Re-Election
• Abstract Pastel Landscape on Location with Jane Shoenfeld & Art Adventures in the South West – June 10-13,2011 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• 2010 Baca Street Arts Holiday Tour this weekend – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Dough for the dogs
• Empty Stocking Fund, Dec. 2, 2010
• Pundits say Martinez already ripe for national scene
• District mulls school zoning shift
• Longer teacher tenure coming?
• Inside an icon: New book reveals some secrets about the nation's oldest Madonna
• Two water cases heading to N.M. high court
• Obelisk goes red on World AIDS Day
• Local briefs, Dec. 2, 2010
• Gifts for pets sure sign of love
• Off leash: Good friends need lots of love, help
• Pet connection December 2, 2010
• VIDEO: Heinrich Statement on Ratifying Settlements In Two Significant New Mexico Water Rights Cases
• Zane's World
• Eating Wrong
• Lost In Translation
• A Sharp
• Without Benefits
• SFR Talk: Candlestick Maker
• Shrinkage
• Write Off the Bats?
• Author, Author!
• Animal Dot Paintings: Inspirations from Australian Aboriginal Art with Fine Arts for Children & Teens (FACT)
• Jaguar’s Second Quarter Spurt Unhinges Pojoaque
• Citing 'consolidation,' art dealer closes Canyon Road gallery
• Sotheby's, S.F. Realty Partners merger about 'diversification'
• Best circumstances will still bring cuts to SFPS
• Residents envision open space, reject resort for county-owned ranch in La Cienega
• 'New Mexican' president retires after decades with daily
• Deputy accused of theft resigns
• Water-rights settlements clear House 'with money attached'
• Police: Solano hawked new goods
• Empty Stocking Fund, Dec. 1, 2010
• Local briefs, Dec. 1, 2010
• Udall: Bipartisan Bill Will Help Keep Food Safe [press_release]
• Udall Calls on Commission to Investigate Football Helmet Safety [press_release]
• Memoir Santa Fe a writing and discussion workshop with local author Jan Marquart – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• FDA Food Safety Modernization Act
• Speak Out: What Do You Like and Dislike about Pojoaque Valley?
• Bingaman & Baucus: GAO Report Charts Path to Enhance Crackdown on Drug Cartel Profits
• Bingaman & Udall: Water Settlements Sent to White House for Enactment
• Bingaman Votes for Bill That Enhances Nation's Food Safety
• Marilyn Proctor: On her own again
• Local news in brief Nov. 30, 2010
• Empty Stocking Fund, Nov. 30, 2010
• Santa Fean has Broadway flashback
• Lawmaker proposes bill to boot governor off investment council
• New Mexico would feel chill of federal pay freeze
• City creates Legislature wish list
• O'Keeffe Museum hopes to shed one 'Canna'
• The faces of war
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• Business briefs for Nov. 30, 2010
• Business Beat: Competition meant to spur local economy
• La Mesa in Santa Fe – December 10, 2010 – January 15, 2011 – Santa Fe Clay – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman: Five New Mexico Communities to Receive a Total of $355,313 in Disaster Aid
• Family struggles after fire destroys mobile home
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Lame Duck Session
• Calendar to benefit NM animal shelter
• Farmington facing legal claims over flood
• Education Beat: St. Michael's adopts Pledge of Respect
• Mountain zoning rewrite advances
• Christmas tree lots sure sign of season
• Elks Get First Win of Season Against Mesa Vista
• Indian Market: Youth poster artists emphasize market's edgy takes on tradition
• Heating bills may be lower for some
• A child's journey to reach her dreams
• Woman: Equestrian facility at Las Campanas didn't deliver promised luxury
• Despite Foul Troubles Elkettes Defeat Lady Hilltoppers
• Gritty Pirates Stage Comeback Overpower Elks
• Understanding your world: No effective way to handle North Korea just yet
• Timeline for county's Land Use Code remains uncertain
• For women on 'front lines' of Empty Stocking Fund, a season of sacrifice
• Richardson among names that adorn Rail Runner trains
• Local briefs, Nov. 27, 2010
• Pair teams up to feed hungry with For Kids Sake nonprofit
• Untested Elkettes Are Quick, Aggressive and Hungry
• 10 Who Made a Difference
• December Blog Workshop with Blogshop Santa Fe – December 11th & 12th 2010 in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Police investigate I-25 fatal crash
• Local news in brief Nov. 26, 2010
• Boys and Girls Club to feed needy Saturday
• 'Fishing bum' talks benefits of fall angling
• Empty Stocking Fund: Foundation expects to see surge in generosity
• For the love of pie
• Champagne Swirl celebrates life
• A Pojoaque Princess in Yuma: a Thanksgiving Story
• Happy Thanksgiving from Santa Fe Creative Tourism
• Martinez taps GOP whip for chief of staff
• A slice of home for Christian Brothers
• Bring political junkies joy with cheap-as-dirt Richardson books
• Job market weak, but improving
• Holiday closings
• Church youth-group volunteer accused of sex with teen boy
• Creature comforts
• Off leash: Dogs not immune to family tragedy
• Pet connection November 25, 2010
• Santa Fe Photos
• Sheriff Solano Resigns/Admits Wrongdoing
• Nambe Drugs Has A New Owner
• Santa Fe Creative Tourism Videos – Explore Santa Fe, Meet the Artists, Get Creative Workshops, Classes and Experiences in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• The Chihuahua Express
• On the Ground Strategy
• 36 Hours, 30 Years Later
• SFR Talk: Face Your Stuff
• Zane's World
• Flash Forward
• Doc urges parents to play it safe with toys
• Fatal accident closes interstate near Santa Fe
• Solano resigns as sheriff amid State Police theft probe
• Discovering Dixon
• Running With a Fork: The ups and downs of the restaurant biz
• Gift of gourmet: Santa Fe chefs share holiday recipes
• Holiday closings
• Feast for an army
• More jobs lost as Railyard eatery becomes latest to shut its doors
• TV reporter, state worker in public tussle
• Carlos White, 1942-2010: Restaurateur peddled good food, gospel truth
• Police ID 6 injured in alleged DWI crash
• Secretary of state spends $44K for obsolete 'Book'
• Local news in brief, Nov. 24, 2010
• Elks Poised to Compete in State’s Toughest District
• Winter Magic at Ghost Ranch -January 24-29, 2011 – in Abiquiu,New Mexico
• Business Beat: Signs of the times? Two new thrift shops open
• NM med marijuana user appeals lost rent subsidy
• NM launches online guide to restaurants, cafes
• Police say teen driver well over DWI limit
• No body scanners, frisking at city's airport
• Shy fifth-grader in spotlight for art
• Panel winnows down applicants for folk art market
• Bank-fraud defendant has state job
• Youth Summit celebrates teen influence on city's 400th year and beyond
• Local briefs, Nov. 23, 2010
• Pojoaque Middle School Honor Rolls Announced
• Business Beat for Nov. 23, 2010
• Business briefs for Nov. 23, 2010
• Worth waiting for: Santa Fe Brewing Co. opens the Tap House in Eldorado
• Mixed Media Magic with Mickey Bond – December 4, 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Defendant pleads not guilty in NM swastika case
• Ski Santa Fe sets Dec. 10 opening
• Education Beat: Florida model could shape N.M. reform
• NM couple facing bank fraud charges
• NM forests selling Christmas tree permits
• Local news in brief, November 22, 2010
• Taos school earns top chess honors
• Weeklong event fills out winter calendar
• Celebration marks 70th anniversary of Cristo Rey Catholic Church, raises funds for repairs
• What do you think? Have airport security measures gone too far? Or, not far enough?
• A Message From Kathryn Blackmum Pottery in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Local briefs, Nov. 21, 2010
• Is natural gas the fuel of the future?
• Making waves: Flash Flood draws more than 1,000 people rallying for environmental awareness
• Luján keeps House speaker post, but challenge may go on
• Charter Schools are filled with success stories, but do they outperform public schools?
• Palace of the Governors: Navajo war chief photo a rare find
• Yurts offer taste of glam camping for winter
• The Aamodt Settlement Is Unsettling to Many Pojoaque Valley Residents
• Ellen Koment – Last Encaustic Workshop of 2010: December 10-12 – Open to artists at all levels
• Understanding your world: Ireland no stranger to troubles
• Local briefs, Nov. 20, 2010
• Santa Fe River Commission gets shake-up, mayor denies members' policy opinions were motive
• Martinez seeks state workers' resignations
• Luján fights to keep grip on state House
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• Veterans, Soldiers' Stop Loss Pay Deadline Extended
• Udall Requests Post-Thanksgiving Hearing on Traveler Experiences With TSA [press_release]
• Santa Fe County Passes Sustainable Growth Management Plan
• Register for Winter 2011 Classes and 2011 Summer Workshops now!!! – Valdes Art Workshops – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Bingaman & Udall: Senate Approves Bills to Settle Taos and Aamodt Water Claims
• PNM rate hike heads to public hearing
• Railyard eatery faces uncertain future
• [Live blog coverage 6 p.m.] Española Valley faces 'intimidating' Gallup in Tipoff Classic
• Lawmakers scrutinize state endowment investments
• Local news in brief November 19, 2010
• Duke City interchange named for Richardson
• Group eyes ways to ease state's hungriest
• Extra inmates strain courthouse
• School district leader says 'worst is still not over'
• Teachers union sues firm over ties to Madoff
• Ethics panel fines, reprimands Ortiz
• Santa Fe chef Martín Rios dresses up tacos for TV
• Udall, Bingaman: Key Senate Committee Approves Three Bills Benefitting NM Pueblos [press_release]
• Papermaking Class Friday Dec 11, 2010 – Primitive Images on Handmade Paper with Ginny Hogan – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Heinrich Firm on Opposition to Extending Bush Tax Cuts for Highest Earners
• President Obama Receives a Gift from Daniella Martinez
• Bingaman: Federal Loan Guarantees to Support Improvements to NM Rural Electric Co-ops
• Pet connection, November 18, 2010
• Law may not apply to inaugural funds
• NM firefighter facing voyeurism charge resigns
• Online N.M. news site folds
• Gov.'s monkey business sends him on visit to Capitol Hill
• Man faces 10 years for citizenship lie
• Jobless fund running out
• Sick nuke workers appeal for fast-track benefits
• Workers speak out as state's wage-theft claims rise
• No more evenings in Café Paris
• Local briefs, Nov. 18, 2010
• Homeless and pets are bound by love
• Off leash: A bond that makes us more human(e)
• Heinrich Statement on Senate Republicans Blocking Vote on Paycheck Fairness Act
• PojoaqueNews.com Readers Invited to Speak Out
• Zane's World
• A Teachable Moment
• SFR Talk: The Whole Child
• Fly Over Home
• A Sharp
• I Spy
• Letter to the Editor: Underage Drinking Is Not a “Rite of Passage”
• Court rulings mixed on state's water-rights law
• Sunday openings give rare glimpse of refuge's bird species
• School board OKs $50M in bond sales
• Grass-roots groups pitch plans to balance state budget
• Former Pink Adobe owners want eatery back
• Police: Crash victims recovering
• Iconographer's work a 'dream come true' for founding pastor of Holy Trinity Orthodox Church
• Local briefs, Nov. 17, 2010
• Wine matters: 2008 growing season is the stuff winemaker dreams are made of
• Running with a fork: New sweets shop adds heat to Santa Fe cupcake craze
• Gluten-free foods can be easy on the eyes, good for the body
• National Consumers League Announces Support for Udall’s Cell Phone “Bill Shock” Legislation [press_release]
• New Pojoaque Valley Historical and Cultural Center Meets for First Time
• Silver Jewelry Using Metal Clay – November 20, 2010 in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Udall Announces $40,000 in Arts Grants [press_release]
• Workshops/seminars for Nov. 16, 2010
• Business briefs for Nov. 16, 2010
• Business Beat: Broadcaster Hutton buys SantaFe.com
• Space-age insulation
• Conan joke includes Santa Fe City Council video clip
• Elkettes Pilgrimage to a State Title Started in the Sand
• Air Force considering dog facility at Kirtland
• NM's Carson forest to start issuing tree permits
• Fire risk high in NM heading into winter
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Congressional Lame Duck Session
• Social Security judges facing more violent threats
• Feds seek order in spy case
• Indian leaders gather in N.M. to address key issues
• Local news in brief, November 15, 2010
• Education Beat: The Florida model of education reform
• Regional system key to settling Aamodt water-rights case
• Museum of International Folk Art: Textile exhibit inspires local poets
• Awesome Elkettes Bewilder Portales, Win State Volleyball Championship
• Celebrate Thanksgiving with a Treasure Hunt in Santa Fe, New Mexico !
• The New Mexican takes story of the year, best website and more awards
• Farmington braces for coal-plant changes, economic costs
• Healing hearts: Abandoned dogs, incarcerated women find mutual help and love
• Local stonemason carries on craft
• Resourceful art: Recycle Santa Fe Art Festival brings new life to old items
• Still no pardon for Billy the Kid
• Local news in brief Nov. 14, 2010
• Buffalo Thunder Casino & Resort Announces Financial Restructuring
• Adult Calligraphy Workshop: Calligraphy, Handwriting, and Making Holiday Cards for Adults in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Elkettes Dismantle Lady Horsemen, Advance to Championship Game
• Local briefs, Nov. 13, 2010
• For the birds: Ground feeders good for birds, birdwatchers alike
• Food-service inspections, Nov. 13, 2010
• Researcher takes 'mosaic' approach with new HIV vaccine
• Los Alamos scientists develop sensors, simulators that could make turbines energy-efficient, wallet-friendly for wind farmers
• For one Santa Fean, mayor-approved event promos are more like graffiti
• Small Works Show Coming to the Encaustic Art Institute, Saturday, November 13, 1-6pm – Road Trip From Santa Fe, New Mexico
• NM licenses are becoming a global attraction
• Police: Officers shoot, wound man with knife
• FBI agent: Four Corners artifact busts not meant to 'intimidate'
• Veterans Day celebration honors those who have served, sheds light on N.M. military history
• State job, pay shuffles irk governor-elect
• State budget gap hits $450 million
• Group questions land deal
• Local news in brief Nov. 12, 2010
• Santa Fe diocese sued over alleged sexual abuse
• Bingaman Opens Farmington Office
• Bingaman: Over $4 Million to Benefit Three New Mexico Airports
• Border Law Enforcement Anti-Drug Trafficking Act of 2009
• Pete's Pets dinos stay put
• Bingaman Backs Key Provisions of Energy Bill
• Graduation Promise Act of 2009
• Bingaman: Santa Fe Airport Receives $1.03 Million in Additional Funding for Fire and Rescue Station
• Bingaman Helped Introduce New Mexico Green Chile to Capitol Hill
• Bingaman Statement at HELP Committee Hearing About America's Underinsured
• Bingaman: BP Will Create $20 Billion Compensation Fund
• Bingaman & Udall Introduce Legislation to Settle Aamodt Water Dispute
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman, Snowe Introduce Package of Clean Energy Tax Incentives; Call for Swift Enactment
• Fair Pay Act
• Bingaman: Grant Bolsters Educational Opportunities in Doña Ana County
• Bingaman Talks Energy with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Talks to NM Reporters About President Obama's FY 2011 Budget Proposal
• Bingaman: New Mexico State University Awarded Grant to Help Farmers and Ranchers
• Bingaman: DOJ Grant to Help Fight Substance Abuse
• Bingaman Applauds Obama Plan for More Than $120 Million in Upgrades at New Mexico Military Installations
• Bingaman: EPA Grant to Help Keep Albuquerque Skies Clean
• Rio Grande Pueblos Irrigation Infrastructure Improvement Act
• Bingaman: Los Lunas to Benefit from Crime Prevention Funds
• Senate Committee Approves Spending Bill Containing Millions Bingaman Requested for Kirtland AFB
• Bingaman: Federal Government Releases Funding to Help New Mexican's With Home Energy Cost
• Joint Release: Bingaman and Udall
• Bingaman, Udall & Heinrich Gain Air Force Committment to Accelerated Jet Fuel Cleanup in Albuquerque
• Bingaman Unveils Plan to Encourage Green Energy Financing
• Bingaman: N.M. Universities Receive Grants to Support Hispanic Students
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters about the FY 2009 Budget Resolution
• Bingaman & Udall: Spending Bill Containing Millions for New Mexico Projects Clears Hurdle
• Key Spending Bill Contains Funding Bingaman Secured for Carlsbad Project
• President Signs Spending Bill Containing Millions for New Mexico Crime-Fighting Initiatives
• Bingaman Introduces Bills to Tackle New Mexico’s Water Needs
• Bingaman: New Mexico Apache Tribes Awarded Housing Funds
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Bill Would Dramatically Increase Retirement Savings
• Bingaman: Santa Fe Shelter Awarded Federal Funds
• Bingaman Secured Funds to Benefit Los Alamos Bus System
• Bingaman & Domenici Introduce Measure to Expand Lovelace Institute
• Bingaman & Udall: NM Plant to Receive $100 Million in Federal Backing for Development of Biofuel Technology
• Bingaman: New Mexico Communities to Share $849,323 in Federal Funds for Scenic Byways
• Bingaman Talks About Financial Reform Legislation Coming Before the Senate
• Bingaman's Public Lands Bill Becomes Law
• Reforming Wall Street to Protect Consumers and Small Businesses
• Bingaman Announces Albuquerque-Area Students Nominated to Military Service Academies
• Bingaman Bill Helps Restore Public Lands While Employing and Training Young Americans
• Bingaman Joins in Introducing Measure to Make Oil Trading Markets More Transparent
• Bingaman Pays Tribute to Bruce King in Senate Floor Speech
• Bolstering Our Nation's Economy
• Bingaman Urges New Mexicans to Get Counted in 2010 Census
• JOINT RELEASE: N.M. Delegation Applauds Obama Administration's Decision to Put Two 'BEST' Teams Along the New Mexico Border
• Bingaman: Reopening of Chino Mines Would Boost Southwestern New Mexico Economy
• Bush Vetoes Children's Health Care
• Combating Weapons Trafficking
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman & Udall: Senate Sends President Bill That Funds N.M. Public Lands
• Justice Department Releases Funds Bingaman Secured for Border Law Enforcement Agencies
• Bingaman Celebrates the Life of Stewart Udall
• Medicare Access to Community Health Centers (MATCH) Act of 2009
• Bingaman: HUD Grant to Support Affordable Housing & Economic Opportunities in Santa Fe
• An original resolution authorizing expenditures by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
• Bingaman Presses for Passage of Health Care Reform
• Bingaman: Silver City Mainstreet Program among Top Three Finalists for Economic Development Award
• Morris K. Udall Scholarship and Excellence in National Environmental Policy Amendments Act of 2009
• Bingaman-Secured Funds to Benefit Roadrunner Transit in Las Cruces
• Bingaman Talks Energy Efficiency with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Lawmakers Unveil Plan to Extend Health Care Coverage to Millions of Low-Income Americans
• Some tickets tossed from speed SUV
• N.M. Senators' Bill to Help Prevent Wildfires Clears First Hurdle
• Senators: Balloons Heading Home for Fiesta
• Bingaman: New Mexico Lending Organizations Awarded Federal Funds
• Bingaman Applauds Progress Made at White House Health Care Summit
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters
• A joint resolution to provide for the reconsideration and revision of the proposed constitution of the United States Virgin Islands to correct provisions inconsistent with the Constitution and Federal law.
• NM Senators: New Mexico to Receive Funding To Help Protect Children
• Bingaman: $1 Million Will Help New Mexico Develop a Health Care Exchange
• Bingaman: Northern New Mexico Electrical Co-Op to Benefit from Federal Loan
• Bingaman Statement on the Release of Finance Committee Chairman's Health Care Proposal
• Bingaman: Senate Missed Another Opportunity to Pass Renewable Energy Tax Incentives
• Bingaman Urges Administration to Crack Down on Vehicle Smuggling Across US-Mexico Border
• Bingaman Helps Write Bill to Expand Health Coverage to N.M. Children
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
• Bingaman Talks About Credit Card Reform Legislation
• N.M. Congressional Delegation: Bayard Receives Grant to Expand Library
• Eastern New Mexico Rural Water System Development
• Bingaman: New Mexico Anti-Drug Organizations Awarded Federal Funds
• Spending Bill Contains Millions Bingaman Requested for Holloman AFB
• Bingaman Endorses Plan to Reduce Deficit
• Bingaman Strongly Backs Senator Ken Salazar for Interior Secretary
• Bingaman: Northeastern New Mexico Counties Eligible for Disaster Aid
• Bingaman Talks About His Bill to Encourage Green Energy Financing
• Bingaman & Udall: Luna County and Española to Benefit from DOJ Recovery Grants
• Funding for the Office of Science and NSF
• Bingaman & Udall: Feds Release $2.39 Million for Upgrades to Columbus Port of Entry
• Key Spending Bill Contains Bingaman-Secured Funds for Angel Fire
• Bill Funding New Mexico Health and Education Initiatives Signed Into Law
• Bingaman Bill Expands Lovelace Institute
• Bingaman: Funding to Support WESST Albuquerque Business Incubator
• Bingaman Works to Advance the Nominations of Two Obama Administration Nominees with Close Ties to New Mexico
• Bingaman: New Mexico Will Receive Funds to Close Its Budget Gap
• Bingaman Disappointed that FISA Bill does not Contain Enough Safeguards for Innocent Americans
• Bingaman Welcomes Albuquerque Students to Washington
• Bingaman: Bill to Prevent Cuts in Medicare Payments to Doctors is Blocked Once Again
• Bingaman Makes the Case for Passing Health Insurance Reform
• Bingaman Announces Final PILT Funds for New Mexico Counties
• Bingaman Disappointed That Wall Street Reform Bill is Blocked
• Bingaman's Cave & Karst Institute Becomes Law
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Week Ahead
• Bingaman Nominates Eastern New Mexico Students to Military Service Academy
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: Silver City and Lordsburg Airports to Benefit from Federal Funds
• Bingaman Pays Tribute to Bruce King in Senate Floor Speech
• Bingaman: Low-Interest Loans Now Available to N.M. Residents & Businesses Affected by Lincoln County Flooding
• Bingaman Statement on the Retirement of Justice Stevens from the U.S. Supreme Court
• Obama Administration's Border Security Strategy Contains Bingaman Initiatives
• Energy Committee Clears Bingaman Bill to Employ and Train Young Americans in Restoring Public Lands
• Water, Water, Everywhere?
• Bingaman Joins Labor Secretary Hilda Solis at Albuquerque Job Corps
• Remembering John W. Keys, III
• Bingaman & Udall: $10 Million Will Support Geothermal in New Mexico
• DOT Releases Bingaman Secured Funds
• Bingaman Talks About Historic Health Insurance Reform Bill with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Senate Approves Bingaman's Public Lands Bills
• Bingaman: Las Cruces Awarded $1.5 Million to Support Affordable Housing & Economic Opportunities
• U.S. Senate: Taking Action
• Bingaman: Clean-Energy Bill Clears First Hurdle
• Bingaman Joins Efforts to Cut Poverty in Half by 2015
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Advances Legislation to Improve Water Infrastructure on Pueblo Lands
• Bingaman Announced $2 Million for Las Cruces Science Museum
• JOINT RELEASE: N.M. Congressional Delegation Unveils Recovery Package Resource Guide
• Bingaman: Funds to Benefit Small Business Owners
• Bingaman Applauds National Efforts to Combat Drug Cartels
• New Mexico School for the Deaf celebrates 12th anniversary
• N.M. Senators: Bill to Settle Navajo Nation Water Rights Claim Moves Forward
• Bingaman Votes for Inclusion of "Public Option" in the Health Care Legislation
• Bingaman-Secured Funds to Benefit New Mexico Drug Courts
• Bingaman Seeks Students for Summer 2010 Internships in Washington
• Bingaman Reacts to President Obama's Address
• Bingaman: Gallup Receives $118,584 Housing Grant for Homeless Veterans
• Bingaman: Nearly $5 Million Released to Improve N.M. Regional Airports
• Bingaman: New Mexico Communities Awarded Funds to Hire Police Officers
• America Competes Act
• Bingaman Congratulates Sandia National Laboratories on 60 Years of Service
• Bingaman: Time for Congress to Extend Renewable Tax Credits is Running Out
• Bingaman: New Mexico Fire Department to Benefit from Federal Funds
• Healthier Futures for New Mexico's Children
• Bingaman: USDA Grants to Aid Four New Mexico Businesses
• Strategic Petroleum Reserve Modernization Act of 2009
• Bingaman: New Mexico Department of Health Awarded Public Health Grants
• Bingaman, Domenici & Udall Unveil Legislation to Meet Eastern New Mexico's Water Needs
• Bingaman: Tribal Communities Awarded Funds to Hire Police Officers and Purchase Equipment
• Spending Bill Contains Million Bingaman Requested for Cannon AFB
• Bingaman Talks Jobs, the Economy with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: Bill Takes Major Step Toward Expanding Health Coverage to N.M. Children
• Bingaman Presses for Expansion of Tax Credit That is Benefiting N.M.'s Growing Green Energy Sector
• Bingaman & Udall Introduce Bill to Settle Taos Water Settlement
• Bingaman: Small Business Jobs Bill Clears Senate
• Bingaman: Federal Funds to Support Renewable Energy
• Highlighting Accomplishments of the 111th
• Bill Containing Bingaman-Secured Funds for Angel Fire Clears Another Hurdle
• Senators: President Signs Bill Containing Millions for New Mexico Air Force Bases
• Bingaman Bill to Help Cave & Karst Institute Receive Federal Funds
• Bingaman: 290,000 Jobs Created in April
• Bingaman Bill Would Designate National Conservation Area in Northern New Mexico
• Bingaman Reacts to the Death of Former Senator Ted Stevens
• Bingaman Presses Bush Administration to Step up Efforts on Navajo-Gallup Pipeline
• Bingaman Welcomes Santa Fe Student to Washington
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Bill that Prevents Deep Cuts to Medicaid
• Bingaman: Southern New Mexico Farmers and Ranchers Eligible for Disaster Aid
• Accomplishments of the 110th Congress
• Bingaman: New Mexico Awarded Highway Safety Grants
• Bingaman: Santa Fe Awarded Funds for New Clean-Burning Buses
• Bingaman: Rural New Mexicans Now Eligible for More Affordable Prescription Medications
• Stimulating the Economy
• N.M. Congressional Delegation: Holloman Will Be Home to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
• Bingaman Chairs Panel on Health Care Reform at Capitol Hill Summit
• Bingaman Looking Forward to Senate Floor Debate on Health Care
• Bingaman: Key Military Spending Bill Signed Into Law
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Ending the Medicare Disability Waiting Period Act of 2009
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Unemployment Insurance Extension
• Farm, Nutrition, and Bioenergy Act -
• Fixing Our Broken Health Care System
• Bingaman Votes to Approve Budget Blueprint that Supports Health Care, Education and Energy Initiatives
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: New Mexico Awarded $1.22 Million in Transportation Funding
• Green Chile Spices Up Washington
• Senate Passes Bingaman's Cave & Karst Bill
• Bingaman: Funding Released to Bernalillo County Substance Abuse Center
• On the Road to Energy Independence
• Bingaman: Laguna and Isleta Pueblos to Benefit from HUD Grant
• N.M. Delegation Urges Bush Administration to Review New Mexico's Bovine TB Status
• Senators: New Mexico to Benefit from Homeland Security Spending Bill
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Bill to Improve the Americans with Disabilities Act
• Bingaman & Udall: U.S. Education Department to Release $86 Million to Support N.M. Schools
• Bingaman Bill Would Help Strengthen Medicaid, Save Taxpayer Dollars
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Petraeus Nomination
• Helping Fill the Medicare Rx Gap Act of 2009
• N.M. Senators: Eastern New Mexico Pipeline Bill Moves Ahead in Senate
• Bingaman: $3.29 Million Awarded to Help Combat Violence Against Women
• Enhancing New Mexico's Role in our Nation's Security
• Bingaman Disappointed Over Unemployment Benefits Bill Filibuster
• JOINT RELEASE: BINGAMAN AND UDALL: New Mexico Communities and Pueblos Already Benefiting from Economic Stimulus Package
• Bingaman: Three New Mexicans to Serve on Forest Restoration Advisory Board
• Senator Bingaman's Memorial Day Statement
• Bingaman: New Mexico Receives $10.7 Million to Aid Struggling Homeowners
• Bingaman: Mora Heath Care Center to Benefit from Federal Loan
• Bingaman & Udall Introduce Measure to Protect Organ Mountains
• Bingaman: New Mexico to Benefit From $38 Million Dollar Federal Loan
• Bingaman Urges Passage of Measure to Help N.M. Economy and Pay for Medicaid
• What is Congress doing to help the nation's economy?
• Bingaman: HUD Funds to Help Provide Affordable Housing in Silver City
• N.M. Congressional Delegation Steps Up Effort to Support LANSCE
• Statement on The Creating American Jobs and Ending Offshoring Act
• Energy Act
• Bingaman: New Mexico Pueblos Awarded HUD Funds
• Bingaman Supports Effort to Overturn Bush Administration Plan That Would Lead to More Uninsured New Mexicans
• U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman's Statement on the Renomination of Ben Bernanke as Chairman of the United States Federal Reserve
• Bingaman and Udall's Sabinoso Wilderness Bill Passes Senate
• Bingaman: Senate Passes Bill to Reform Wall Street & Protect Consumers
• Bingaman Chairs Hearing of New Mexican for Top Bureau of Reclamation Job
• Bingaman & Udall: Key Bill Supports N.M. Military Installations
• Abandoned Mine Clean-up in the West
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Committee Approves Bill Containing Bingaman-Secured Funds for New Mexico
• N.M. Senators: Bill Containing Millions for New Mexico Transportation Projects is Signed Into Law
• Bingaman Encouraged by President-Elect's Plan to Improve Economy by Focusing on “Green” Energy
• Bingaman: Albuquerque Solar Power Company Awarded Over $4 Million for R&D
• Bingaman Urges Use of Seized Drug Proceeds to Improve Ports of Entry
• How does your office handle and respond to constituent mail?
• Bingaman: New Mexico Awarded Emergency Food and Shelter Funds
• Bingaman Welcomes Silver City Student to Washington
• Bingaman: Bill Invests in Education and Training for Veterans
• N.M. Delegation Congratulates VA Pharmacy Center for Winning Prestigious National Award
• Bingaman Applauds Nomination of Bill Richardson to Head U.S. Commerce Department
• Reinvesting in New Mexico's Students
• McKinley County Receives Bingaman-Secured Funds
• Bingaman: Funding to Help End Domestic Violence
• Bingaman Announces Northern New Mexico/Northwestern Students Nominated to Military Service Academies
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall Announce $27.6 Million in Recovery Funds for New Mexico Water Projects
• Flood Insurance Reform and Modernization Act of 2007
• Bingaman: New Mexico Airlines to Continue to Provide Air Service to Alamogordo
• Bingaman Works to Strengthen India Civil Nuclear Pact
• Bingaman: Report Says New Mexicans Took Home an Average of $1,012 More This Year
• Bingaman’s Public Lands Bills Ready to be Signed into Law
• A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to clarify the types of energy conservation subsidies provided by public utilities eligible for income exclusion
• Farm, Nutrition, and Bioenergy Act
• Bingaman: Feds Release Additional $19.12 Million in Education Funding for New Mexico
• N.M. Delegation Welcomes F-22 Fighters To Holloman AFB
• Bingaman: Eastern New Mexico Counties Eligible for Disaster Aid
• Bingaman: Federal Funds to Benefit Local Farmers Markets
• Bingaman Participates in Rally Supporting Health Insurance Reform Bill
• Restoring America's Manufacturing Leadership through Energy Efficiency Act of 2009
• Bingaman Meets with Elena Kagan Today
• Tackling our Nation's Dropout Problem: Preparing Young Americans for Success
• Key Committee Considers Bingaman's Northern New Mexico Land Bill
• Bingaman: Otero County Electrical Co-Op Approved for $22 Million Federal Loan
• Bingaman-Secured Funds to Help Provide Homes to Navajo Families in Need
• Bingaman & Domenici Bill Would Reinstate Funding to Clean Up Dangerous Non-Coal Mining Sites
• Bingaman Attends White House Meeting with President to Discuss Energy/Climate Change
• Bingaman Talks Energy with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Bill to Reform Offshore Drilling, Strengthen Safety Requirements
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters About His Bill to Expand Border Law Enforcement Funding
• Bingaman Bill to Aid in Development of Biological Park Along Rio Grande Clears Hurdle
• Saving Jobs and Rebuilding Our Economy
• Bingaman Endorses New Mexican’s Nomination to National Sorghum Board
• What is your position on the public option?
• Bingaman Meets with Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano to Discuss Border
• Outer Continental Shelf Reform Act of 2010
• Bingaman: President Nominates Judge Sotomayor to Supreme Court
• Bingaman: Santa Fe/Albuquerque Non-Profits to Benefit from USDA Funds
• N.M. Senators Ensure St. John's College Students are Eligible for Math & Science Scholarships
• NM Delegation Urges GE to Reconsider Plant Closure, Expand to Green Energy Manufacturing
• Bingaman Endorses New Mexican’s Nomination to National Cattleman’s Board
• Bingaman Talks Jobs with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• What is the difference between TARP and the stimulus package?
• President Enacts Bill Honoring Stewart Udall
• Bingaman Bill Would Improve Monitoring and Reporting of Infectious Diseases
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About His Bill to Establish a National Renewable Energy Standard
• Southwest Border Violence Reduction Act of 2008
• Feds Release Bingaman Secured Funds for Border Law Enforcement Agencies
• Bingaman: Union County Farmers and Ranchers Eligible for Disaster Aid
• Bingaman: Senate Missed Important Opportunity to Help Reduce National Deficit
• Bingaman Joins in Celebrating Inauguration Day, Appointment of New Cabinet
• Bingaman Visits Gulf of Mexico, Applauds N.M. National Labs for Their Role in Helping Stop Leak
• Bingaman Supports Re-Nomination of Portales Resident to Serve on National Peanut Standards Board
• Katie Sepich Enhanced DNA Collection Act of 2010
• Senate Approves Bingaman-Domenici Amendment to Increase Science Funding
• N.M. Senators: Senate-Approved Agriculture Spending Bill Supports New Mexico
• Committee Approves Bill Containing Million for Southern New Mexico Transportation Projects
• Bingaman Meets with Top Administration Official to Discuss New Mexico VA Clinics
• Children's Health Equity Technical Amendments Act of 2009
• Bingaman Applauds Nomination of Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: New Mexico Receives Grants to Support Law Enforcement
• Senate Approves Long-Overdue Indian Health Care Legislation
• Bingaman Welcomes Roswell Student to Washington
• Bingaman & Domenici Announce Promotion of National Guard General Kenny Montoya
• Bingaman Talks About Health Care Reform Legislation Being Debated in the Senate
• Bingaman Pays Tribute to Alice King
• Bingaman: Santa Fe County & Alamogordo Fire Departments Awarded Federal Grant
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall Announce $172 Million to Support WIPP's Efforts
• Bingaman: Four New Mexico Airports Awarded Federal Grants
• Bingaman Nominates Southern New Mexico Students to Military Service Academies
• What has Congress done recently to safeguard the environment?
• Bingaman: Senate Missed an Important Opportunity Extend Renewable Tax Incentives in Fiscally Responsible Manner
• Bingaman Speech Touts Benefits of Health Insurance Reform Legislation
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Clean Energy Tax Incentives as Part of Rescue Package
• Bingaman: Santa Fe & Laguna Fire Departments Awarded Federal Grant
• Congress Sends Bingaman-Authored Water & Public Lands Bill to White House
• N.M. Lawmakers Working to Encourage N.M. Homeowners to Sell Renewable Energy to the Power Grid
• Energy Independence and Security Act
• Bingaman: Key Committee Unveils Plan for Strong Public Option in Health Care Reform Bill
• Bingaman: Bill Benefiting Carlsbad Canal Street Project and Commuter Rail Signed Into Law
• Bingaman Urges Swift Passage of Job-Creating Energy Bill
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Reporters About the Country’s Financial Crunch
• Bingaman On Hand for White House Bill Signing That Expands Health Insurance Coverage & Contains Rapidly Rising Costs
• Bingaman: Senate Sends Key Water Bill Back to House of Representatives
• N.M. Senators: President Obama Nominates Former APD Commander to be U.S. Marshal
• A resolution expressing the sympathy of the Senate to the families of women and girls murdered in Guatemala, and encouraging the United States to work with Guatemala to bring an end to these crimes.
• Bingaman: Senate Republicans Lift "Hold" on New Mexican Nominated for Key Interior Department Post
• Bingaman: Spending Bill Contains Millions of Dollars to Address Border Crime
• Bingaman-Secured Funds to Benefit Northern New Mexico Nonprofit
• Bingaman: Union and Colfax Counties Farmers and Ranchers Eligible for Disaster Aid
• Bingaman to Serve on Senate Armed Services Committee for Remainder of the 111th Congress
• Bingaman Committee Considers Bingaman Bill Aimed at Reducing Water Consumption in Energy Production
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Resolution Supporting the American Cowboy
• Volleyball: Elkettes Win Their Pool in Opening Day of State Tournament
• N.M. Legislation to Create Latino Museum in Nation's Capital Signed into Law
• Bingaman, Udall & Lujan Applaud Progress on Navajo-Gallup Pipeline Project
• Bingaman: Deming Awarded Economic Development Funds
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Applauds Obama's Plans for Funding Health Care, Education, Science and Indian Country
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Committee Hearing on MMS Bill
• Bingaman & Richardson Press for Dental School in New Mexico
• Members of the Senate Democratic Hispanic Task Force Urge President Obama to Award Dolores Huerta the Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Bingaman: Bill Contains Provisions that Would Benefit Carlsbad, Santa Teresa Rail Yard Relocation & Commuter Rail
• Bingaman Talks Health Care Reform with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Welcomes Bush Administration Plan to Accelerate Leasing in Outer Continental Shelf
• Bingaman-Secured Funding Released for I-10 Reconstruction
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters About Economic Recovery Bill
• Bingaman Chairs Hearing on Safe Oil Exploration in the Outer Continental Shelf
• Bingaman: Emergency Spending Bill Contains Funding to Protect Border Region
• Bingaman: New Federal Funding Will Improve Access to Healthcare and Invest in NM Jobs
• Southwest Border Violence Reduction Act
• Bingaman: Funding to Help Combat Domestic Violence
• Bingaman: USDA Funds Help New Mexico Seniors Access Fruits and Vegetables
• Bingaman: Federal Funds Released for Three New Mexico Projects
• Bingaman Introduces Medicare Reform Bill
• Bingaman: New Mexico Eligible for Fire Management Funds
• Bingaman Bill Bolsters Commercial Air Service in New Mexico Communities
• Do you support extending the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts?
• Bingaman: FY 2009 Budget Resolution Aims to Strengthen Economy, Invests in Energy & Education
• Bingaman: New Mexico Awarded $3.43 Million to Aid Victims of Crime
• Bingaman: New Mexico State University to Benefit from Federal Research Funds
• Bingaman & Udall: Bill That Funds N.M. Military Installations Sent to President
• Bingaman and Hutchison Renew Effort to Enact Southwest Border Violence Reduction Act
• N.M. Delegation to Host Workshop Aimed at Helping New Mexico Small Businesses Grow
• Bingaman Applauds Bi-National Effort to Contain Swine Flu
• Bingaman Announces Housing Grants for Gallup and Zia Pueblo
• Indian Health Care Improvement Act Amendments
• Bingaman: WESST Receives $800,000 Federal Grant for Incubator
• Bingaman: Bill That Contains Millions of Dollars for Cannon Air Force Base Signed Into Law
• Will I need a passport for domestic flights this holiday season?
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Reporters about Auto Recovery Legislation Being Considered in the Senate
• Bingaman & Udall: New Mexico Awarded Grant to Improve Health Care Records "Infrastructure"
• Bingaman Bill Improves Navajo Roads - Helps Kids Get to School
• Bingaman: Clayton Airport Awarded FAA Grant
• Bingaman: Bush Budget Cuts Funding for Border Law Enforcement Initiatives
• New Mexico Delegation Announces Nearly $2 Million in Energy Efficiency Rebates
• Committee Hears Testimony on Bingaman Bill to Help Cave & Karst Institute Receive Federal Funds
• Bingaman Highlights Benefits of Health Insurance Reform Bill for New Mexicans
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Measure to Bolster Economy
• Bingaman Backs Measure to Help Keep Teachers in the Classroom
• Bingaman’s Cave & Karst Institute Bill Ready to be Signed into Law
• Bingaman: Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks Wilderness Act Unanimously Clears Energy Committee
• Farm, Nutrition, and Bioenergy Act - Continued
• Bingaman Talks Health Care with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• What is the Senate doing about high gas prices?
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Unemployment Benefits Bill
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Plan to Send Millions Of Dollars to New Mexico Counties
• Bingaman Asks Google to Think Big in Farmington
• Bingaman Cosponsors Bill to Limit Executive Bonuses
• Bingaman: Senate Votes to Send Wall Street Reform Bill to President
• Keeping America Competitive
• Bingaman Announces Federal Funds for Santa Teresa and Taos Airports
• Bingaman: Bill to Aid America's Farmers and Ranchers is Enacted
• Bingaman Disappointed That ‘Physician Fix’ is Turned Back
• Bingaman Chairs Bipartisan Energy Summit
• Bingaman: Senate Passed Bill to Extend Unemployment & Health Benefits and Support New Mexico's Small Businesses
• Bingaman: President Signs Into Law Bill That Funds Key Southern New Mexico Projects
• N.M. Senators: Senate Committee Discusses Valles Caldera Preserve
• N.M. agencies step in for sacred lake
• Bingaman: Resolution Recognizing Day for Ranchers Clears Senate
• Bingaman: Funding to Benefit Albuquerque's Public Transportation System
• Bingaman Talks About Health Proposal Being Debated in Senate Committee
• Bingaman: New Mexico Organizations Awarded Housing Funds
• Tax Incentives to Spur Economic Recovery
• Getting Our Economy Back on Track
• Bingaman Bill Would Help Cleanup Abandoned Uranium Mines in New Mexico
• Bingaman Applauds Obama Administration's Plans to Protect Special National Forest Land
• Bingaman & Udall: N.M. Receives $380 Million in Royalty Payments
• Bingaman Applauds Senate Passage of Bill that will Help Make Student Loans Possible
• I have health insurance that I'm happy with; what would reform do for me?
• Bingaman: Southern New Mexico Company Awarded $20 Million Contract
• Bingaman Talks Job Creation with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Applauds New Health Care Law for Children
• Bingaman & Udall Unveil Strengthened Doña Ana Wilderness Bill
• JOINT RELEASE: NM Senators Announce $1.22 Million in Federal Funds to Combat Domestic Violence
• Bingaman: $1 Million Grant Will Help Create Jobs
• Bingaman Introduces Southwest Border Violence Reduction Act
• Fail to Graduate, Fail to Compete: Strengthening Our Economy By Improving Graduation Rates
• Bingaman Renews Push to Aid Border Law Enforcement Agencies
• Bingaman Reacts to President Obama's State of the Union Address
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Bill to Protect American Workers from Discrimination
• Bingaman Announces $137,823 Grant for Lordsburg Airport
• N.M. Delegation: Congressional Delegation Announces $87 Million in Recovery Funds for New Mexico's Seniors & Vets
• Bingaman & Udall Introduce "Katie's Law" Legislation in the Senate
• Bingaman Urges NNSA to Extend Comment Period for Proposed LANL Changes
• Bingaman Votes to Approve Sonia Sotomayor
• Bingaman: Bush Administration Can Take Immediate Steps to Open More Areas to Drilling
• No Air Travel Disruptions - REAL ID Deadline Extended
• Southwest Border Violence Reduction Act of 2009
• Offshore Oil Development and the Deepwater Horizon Accident
• N.M. Congressional Delegation Applauds Choice of Sandia and Los Alamos Labs as “Energy Frontier Research Centers”
• Bingaman: Funds Released to Las Cruces Juvenile Program
• Bingaman: Castro's Retirement is an Opportunity for the U.S.
• Senator Bingaman Welcomes Santa Rosa Student to Washington
• Bingaman: Bill That Invests in Education and Training for Veterans Signed Into Law
• Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Stimulate Clean Energy Manufacturing
• Bingaman: Contract Awarded to Support Cleanup and Storage of Los Alamos Medical Records
• Bingaman Pleased That the Senate Will Finally Debate Wall Street Reform Legislation
• Guns, Drugs, Money, and Border Security
• Automatic IRA Act of 2010
• Bingaman: Cuts to Amtrak Would End New Mexico Rail Services
• SENATORS: Federal Contract Awarded to Carlsbad Company for Work at WIPP
• Bingaman Talks Energy with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: Health Insurance Reform Bill Clears First Procedural Hurdle
• Bingaman Applauds FAA Decision to Locate Air Traffic Controller Training Center in Roswell
• Bingaman: USDA Changes Will Benefit New Mexico Livestock Producers
• Equity for Our Nation's Self Employed Act of 2009
• N.M. Senators: Labs Get Boost in Senate Spending Bill
• Enhancing Teaching Standards and License Portability Act
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall Press for Drought Declaration for 7 New Mexico Counties
• What is happening in the Senate that affects the border region?
• Land and Water Conservation Authorization and Funding Act of 2009
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Tax Incentives Bill Will Encourage Clean Energy Production
• How will the new health insurance reform law affect me immediately?
• Bingaman Praises Nomination of New Mexican to Head Bureau of Reclamation
• Bingaman & Udall Offer Assistance in Preserving Paolo Soleri Amphitheater
• Newsletter: Working for Veterans
• Bingaman: Congress Sends Emergency Spending Bill to President
• Gasoline Use by the Federal Departments and Agencies
• Bingaman Urges Quick Passage of Unemployment Benefits Bill
• N.M. Delegation Requests Expedited Approval of Split-State Status for Bovine Tuberculosis
• Bingaman Helped Save Taxpayers $600 Million
• Bingaman: President Signed Measure Containing Millions for Northern New Mexico
• Preventing Future Oil Spill Disasters and Shifting Toward Clean Energy
• Martinez aims to avoid layoffs
• Bingaman: Roswell Airport to Receive Federal Funds
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Measure Aimed at Reducing Gas Prices
• Bingaman: Funding to Benefit Veteran Housing Project in Las Cruces
• Bingaman Talks Defense, Energy with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: Santa Fe Airport Awarded Federal Grant
• Bingaman: New Mexico Students to Benefit from Federal AP Grant
• Bingaman Introduces Bipartisan Measure to Reform Offshore Drilling, Strengthen Safety Requirements
• Bingaman: New Mexico Benefits from Nearly $5 Million in Transportation Grants
• Bingaman: Private Sector Created 159,000 Jobs in October
• Bingaman: Bill to Settle Jicarilla-Rio Arriba Land Dispute Clears Senate
• Bingaman: Key Committee Begins Consideration of Health Insurance Reform Legislation
• N.M. Lawmakers Introduce Aamodt & Abeyta Indian Water Settlement Legislation
• Bingaman: Federal Grant Will Help N.M. High School Students Pay for AP Tests
• What is the plan for the detention facility in Guantanamo Bay?
• Bingaman: Seniors to Receive $250 Checks to Help Close Prescription Drugs Coverage Gap
• Bingaman Talks About Border Security Funding with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Ensuring that Working New Mexicans Have a Solid Economic Future
• Bingaman & Udall Chide DOE Over Lack of Progress On LANL Cleanup
• Bingaman: New Mexico Airports to Benefit from DOT Funds
• Bingaman Talks Border Security/Energy with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: New Mexico Fire Departments to Benefit from Federal Funds
• Community Health Workers Act of 2009
• Bingaman Chairs Third Hearing on Gulf of Mexico Oil Leak
• Bingaman: New Mexico Eligible for Fire Management Funds
• Bingaman: Over $5 Million Released for New Mexico Transportation Projects
• Bipartisan Group of Senators Seeks Supplemental Funding for Science
• Bingaman: Senate Approves "Cash for Clunkers" Extension
• Bingaman & Domenici Congratulate National Guard General Kenny Montoya on his Promotion
• Bingaman Votes to Advance Health Insurance Reform
• Bingaman Urges Incoming Obama Administration to Make Peace in Middle East a Priority
• Bingaman: N.M. Military Bases to See Growth in Fiscal Year 2011
• What is being done about swine influenza?
• N.M. Employers to Receive Help in Covering Health Insurance Costs for Early-Retirees
• Bingaman Presses Mexican Government to Address Border Violence
• Bingaman Welcomes Las Cruces Student to Washington
• Giving Back to Veterans
• Bingaman, Udall, Lujan: Holiday Travel Will Not Be Disrupted By REAL ID Enforcement
• Bingaman Disappointed Auto Bill Fails
• Bingaman: Santo Domingo Housing Authority Awarded Housing Funds
• Enhancing Education Through Technology Act of 2001
• A bill to amend the Energy Policy Act of 2005 to improve the loan guarantee program of the Department of Energy under title XVII of that Act
• Bingaman: Indian Country Disserved By President's FY 2009 Budget
• Bingaman: Key Committee Approves Landmark Health Care Reform Bill
• Bingaman: Funding to Help Complete Albuquerque Sunport Improvements
• Bingaman Presses Department of Veterans Affairs to Improve Clinic Facilities
• Bingaman: Congress Approves Bill That Send Millions of Dollars to New Mexico Counties
• Bingaman: New Mexico Counties Eligible for Drought Disaster Aid
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: New Mexico Stands to Gain at Least $20 Million to Reduce Energy Consumption
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Oil Spill Bill
• Accomplishments and Priorities
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: Indian Communities Set to Receive Nearly $5 Million for Water Improvements
• N.M. Senators: New Law Will Pay for Santa Teresa Road Improvements
• Bingaman Introduces Bill to Fully Fund Land and Water Conservation Fund
• Bingaman Announces Grant to Fund Rural Domestic Violence Response Program
• Bingaman: New Mexico Communities to Benefit from HUD Grant
• Border Law Enforcement Agencies Can Apply for Bingaman-Secured Funding to Fight Drug-Related Crime
• Bingaman: New Mexico to Benefit from Over $10 Million in DHS Preparedness Funding
• Newsletter: A Step Toward Clean Energy
• What is your position on health care reform?
• Bingaman: Bill Invests in Education and Training for Veterans
• Bingaman Bill Honoring Former Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall is Headed to White House
• New Mexico Police Athletic League Awarded Funding Bingaman Helped Secure
• Bingaman Urges Stepped-Up Efforts in Mexico Following Death of U.S. Consulate Employees
• Bingaman: President Signed Measure Containing Million for The Four Corners Region
• Bingaman: Health Insurance Reform Law Already Benefiting New Mexicans
• Cap and trade: Panel OKs emission review rules
• Bingaman Introduces Bill to Expand "Safety Net" Providers' Access to Discount Drugs
• Bingaman & Udall: Senate Approves Bill That Funds Projects at White Sands Missile Range and National Defense Research
• Bingaman: Cochiti Pueblo Awarded EPA Funds for Environmental Programs
• Bingaman Applauds Work of DOE Program He Helped Create
• Bingaman: Silver City Awarded Funding for Wastewater Plant Improvements
• Bingaman Reacts to President's Decision to Ask General Petraeus to Lead Troops in Afghanistan
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: N.M. Senators Encourage New Mexico Communities to Apply for Limited Opportunity Fire Station Grants
• Bingaman Honors New Mexico Veterans
• Investing in Rural America
• Bingaman Introduces High School Dropout Prevention Bill
• Bingaman: Bill Addresses Rising Costs of College, Makes College More Accessible, & Boosts HSIs, Native American Colleges
• Bingaman Applauds White House's Health Insurance Reform Proposal
• How will the Recovery and Reinvestment Act affect New Mexico?
• Bingaman and Udall: N.M. Recycling Coalition Awarded $2.79 Million Grant
• Bingaman Bill Addresses Childhood Obesity
• N.M. Senators: Air Force Extends Public Comment Period for LATN Proposal
• Bingaman Urges President Bush to Support his Plan to Make Border Region Safer
• Bingaman Talks Health Care with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Chairs Hearing on Ways to Reduce U.S. Gas Consumption
• Bingaman: New Mexico Environment Department Awarded $1.75 Million EPA Grant
• Eastern New Mexico University in Roswell Awarded Job-Training Grant
• Bingaman Reacts to Push for $500 Million in Border Security Resources
• Bingaman Bill Addresses Mental Illness Among Children
• Bingaman Talks About How Bill Will Help New Mexico Small Businesses
• Bingaman: $29 Million to Benefit New Mexico Housing Programs
• What is a Congressional "recess," and what do legislators do during them?
• Bingaman Chairs Hearing On “21st Century Energy Technology Deployment Act”
• Bingaman:Senate Approves Landmark Bill to Fix Broken Health Care System
• Bingaman Lends Strong Support to Energy Secretary Nominee
• Bingaman Presses for Answers on Oil Spill Disaster in the Gulf of Mexico
• Bingaman Reacts to Senator Specter's Decision to Switch Parties
• U.S. Education Department Releases $64.9 Million for New Mexico Schools to Keep Teachers in the Classroom
• Bingaman Issues Statement of Support for Governor's Action on Akela Flats Gaming
• Bingaman: Key Defense Bill Supports New Mexico Military and Lab Initiatives
• Bingaman: Cuts in Medicare Payments to Doctors Takes Effect Today
• NM Tribal Communities Receive Recovery Act Funds for Energy Efficiency/Transportation
• New Mexico State University Commencement Speech
• How can I extend my health insurance coverage to cover my adult child?
• School Day Factor Act of 2009
• A bill to amend the Energy Policy Act of 2005 to authorize the Secretary of Energy to issue conditional commitments for loan guarantees under certain circumstances
• Bingaman Reacts to DOE Budget Proposal for 2009
• Statement on the 400th Anniversary of the City of Santa Fe
• Bingaman Reacts to President Bush's News Conference on Gasoline Prices
• Bingaman, Udall Seek Clarity for New Mexico Travelers
• Bingaman: Clean Energy Tax Incentives will Become Law
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Bill to Extend Unemployment, Health Care Benefits
• What is Congress doing about the increased border violence?
• Bingaman: New Mexico Businesses Awarded Over $2 Million for R&D
• Indian Health Care Improvement Act
• Bingaman: Two New Mexico Organizations Awarded Federal Funds
• What steps are being taken to prevent high school students from dropping out?
• Bingaman Talks Health Care Reform with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: Bernalillo County Fire Department Awarded Federal Funds
• N.M. Delegation Urges Enhanced Border Patrol Presence in State's 'Boot Heel'
• JOINT RELEASE: Senators: USDA Approves Split-State Status for Bovine Tuberculosis in New Mexico
• Bingaman Secured Funding to Benefit Eastern New Mexico University
• Border Health Security Act of 2007
• Bingaman Talks About the "American Clean Energy Leadership Act" with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: Bill Clears Senate that Prevents Deep Cuts in Medicaid in New Mexico
• Bingaman: Senate Gives Final Approval to Bill That Supports New Mexico Military Installations and Labs
• Bingaman Talks About a Proposal to Compensate Bataan Death March Survivors
• Bingaman Talks Health Insurance Reform with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: President Signed Measure Containing Millions for Southeastern New Mexico
• Bingaman Reacts to President Obama's Speech on Immigration Reform
• Tracks: The pet connection November 11, 2010
• Bingaman Bill to Help Low-Income Seniors Pay for Medications
• Farm Bill Contains Bingaman-Authored Provisions to Create Jobs in the Border Region
• Bingaman: San Miguel County Awarded USDA Funding
• Bingaman Concerned About Rising Health Insurance Premiums and Applauds Path Forward to Health Insurance Reform
• What is the federal budget process?
• Bingaman Announces Grant for Bernalillo Fire and Rescue Dept.
• Bingaman: DOT Releases $294,000 to Roswell for New Buses
• Local briefs, Nov. 11, 2010
• Bingaman Announces Key Defense Bill Supports New Mexico Military and Lab Initiatives
• Senators: Feds Release $2.7 Million to Construct Fire Station in Sandoval County
• Making College More Affordable
• Bingaman: Senate Wins Enough Votes to Move Ahead on Job Creation Bill
• Bingaman Chairs Hearing to Press for Federal Law Requiring Electric Utilities to Use Renewable Energy
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About $250 Rebate Checks for Seniors
• Bingaman Applauds DOE's Improved Plans for Smart Grid
• Bingaman: Obama Administration Voices Support for FLETC Legislation
• Bingaman Talks about the 38th Anniversary of Earth Day with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Bill That Will Boost Tourism to New Mexico
• Bingaman: Federal Funds to Benefit Albuquerque Museum
• How can we grow clean energy jobs?
• Bingaman Bill Would Boost Access to Health Care
• N.M. Delegation Celebrates Passage of Bill to Honor Interior Secretary Stewart Udall
• Bingaman: Ben Archer Health Center Awarded Federal Funds
• Renewable Electricity Promotion Act of 2010
• Bingaman Seeks Increase in Funding for N.M. National Guard Efforts Along the Border
• Bingaman Visits Miners Colfax Medical Center
• Bingaman Talks Energy with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Focusing on the Economy for a Prosperous Recovery
• Bingaman: Major Water and Public Lands Package Ready for Final Approval
• Bingaman Talks About Oil Spill Disaster in the Gulf of Mexico
• Bingaman: New Mexico Airlines to Continue to Provide Air Service to Carlsbad
• Keeping Teachers in New Mexico's Classrooms
• Bingaman Urges FEMA to Delay Finalizing Portions of Bernalillo County Flood Maps
• What role will nuclear power play in our national energy strategy?
• Bingaman’s Amendment Would Improve the FISA Bill
• Finalized Bill Contains Funds for New Mexico Health and Education Initiatives
• Chairman Kennedy Announces Bingaman as Lead of Insurance Coverage Working Group on Healthcare Reform
• Bingaman Asks Attorney General Holder to Examine How New Arizona Law Could Affect New Mexicans
• Bingaman Bill Tackles Health Professional Shortage in Rural America
• Bingaman: Bill Would Help New Mexico Close Its Budget Gap
• Bingaman: Bush Budget Proposes Cuts to Health Care, Law Enforcement, and Some Education Initiatives
• Bingaman & Udall: New Mexico Communities to Benefit From $1.6 Million in Stimulus Funds
• Bingaman Secures Funding for Roswell Flight Research Training Center
• A Productive Year in Congress: 2009 in Review
• Bingaman Tours Santa Fe Watershed Restoration Project
• Bingaman: New Mexico Receives Significant Housing Investments
• Bingaman Bill Aids Self-Employed New Mexicans
• Bingaman Disappointed That Bill to Bring Transparency Campaign Financing is Blocked
• Bingaman: USDA Releases Funding for New Mexico TB Eradication and Control Program
• JOINT RELEASE: N.M. Senators: Key Spending Bill Contains Funding For N.M. Labs, Water Projects
• What efforts are being made in the Senate toward forest restoration?
• Bingaman: Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo Awarded EPA Funds for Water Quality Improvements
• Bingaman: New Mexico Telecommunications Company Approved For $28.4 Million Federal Loan
• Bingaman: President Signs Bill to Help Make College More Affordable
• Bingaman Bill Would Save New Mexico Health Centers Over a Million Dollars
• Federal Law Enforcement Training Center Protection Act of 2010
• Bingaman Floor Speech on Iraq
• Bingaman Joins President at White House Ceremony Enacting FDA's Regulation of Tobacco Products
• Bingaman & Domenici Applaud Plan to Move Another Squadron to Cannon
• Bingaman Talks Health Care Reform with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: Federal Government Releases Funding to Help New Mexican’s With Home Energy Cost
• Bingaman: Senate Sends HIRE Act to President
• Bingaman: President Signed Measure Containing Millions for Albuquerque Area Projects
• Bingaman's Energy Committee Approves Bipartisan Measure to Reform Offshore Drilling, Strengthen Safety Requirements
• Police suspect alcohol in head-on collision, three critically injured
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: New Mexico to Receive $3.16 Million in Trade Adjustment Assistance
• N.M. Delegation Welcomes News of Special Ops Squadron Deployment to Cannon AFB
• N.M. Senators: Agriculture Spending Bill That Supports New Mexico Sent to President
• Bingaman: Bill Restores Funding for New Mexico Highway Projects
• Bingaman & Udall React to President Obama's Nominee for U.S. Attorney in New Mexico
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Announces $6.5 Million Grant for Clovis Airport
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters About Going to the White House Today to Discuss Health Care
• Gov.-elect appointees mostly GOP
• FAA Reauthorization Act of 2007
• Bingaman: Mind Research Network Awarded $11.09 Million
• Bingaman: New Mexico Declared Drought Disaster Area
• Senator Bingaman's Position on the Public Option
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman and Udall: Intel to Make Major Investment in New Mexico
• Bingaman Seeking Summer Interns for Santa Fe Office
• University of New Mexico Law School Class of 2009 Commencement Speech
• Bingaman: New Mexico Schools to Benefit from Education Grants
• Bingaman Pleased FEMA will Help with Trigo Fire
• Bingaman: New Mexico Pueblos to Benefit from HUD Funds
• Bingaman Proposal Would Fast Track Domestic Energy Production, Reduce Demand
• $2.37 Million in Bingaman-Secured Funding Released for Roswell Biomass Project
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman and Udall: Senate Appropriation Committee Clears Bill to Stimulate Economy
• Holding Wall Street Accountable and Protecting New Mexico's Consumers
• Bingaman: President's Budget Bumps Up Nonproliferation and Energy Funding for the Labs
• Bingaman & Udall Introduce Bill That Shifts Country Toward Clean Energy, Helps Create Jobs
• Bingaman: Mexico Steps up Effort to Stop Violence in Border Region
• Bingaman & Udall Announce More Than $11 Million in Housing Funds for N.M. Pueblos
• Bingaman Urges Bush Administration to Spur Production of Oil on Leased Acres
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters About Border Bill
• Bingaman: Farmington Fire Department to Benefit from $167,895 Grant
• Bingaman & Grassley Fighting to Protect Taxpayers by Eliminating Subsidies on Private Highways
• Bingaman: New Mexico Communities to Benefit from Department of Justice Grants
• Protecting Consumers
• Health Care Tops List of Topics During Bingaman's Weekly Call with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Talks about Medicare Fix Bill with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman & Udall: Key Spending Bill Contains Millions for New Mexico Air Force Bases
• Bingaman Statement on the Nomination of Steven Chu to Lead the Department Of Energy
• Bingaman & Udall: Senate Approves Ken Gonzales as New Mexico's U.S. Attorney
• Bingaman Introduces Bill to Update Hardrock Mining Law
• Bingaman Votes to Approve Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court
• Bingaman: Budget Would Invest in N.M. Air Force Bases
• N.M. Delegation Seeks to Recognize Santa Fe's 400th Anniversary
• Bingaman Secures Funding for Albuquerque Police Department and for State-Wide Anti-Meth Campaign
• Bingaman Talks Health Care, Afghanistan with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: New Mexico Clean Diesel Project Awarded EPA Funding
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: New Mexico Health Care Centers to Benefit From over $4.9 Million
• Bingaman: Grants-Milan Airport to Receive $290,000 FAA Grant
• Bingaman Reacts to State of the Union Address
• Bingaman Working to Improve Education by Expanding School Day & Encouraging Parental and Community Involvement
• Bingaman Talks about Blocked Energy Bills
• Bingaman Cosponsors Food Safety Bill
• New Mexico Senators Call On USDA to Make Improvement to Country of Origin Labeling Program
• Senators Announce $8.6 Million for Northern N.M. School Districts
• Bingaman Presses for New Mexico Commemorative Stamp
• STORAGE 2010 Act
• Newsletter: Congressional Roundup--Making Progress in the 110th Congress
• Bingaman: Over $32 Million to Benefit New Mexico Housing Programs
• Senators Warner and Bingaman Introduce Resolution to Urge Government Fuel Conservation
• Bingaman Pleased With Plans to Include “Public Option’ in Senate Health Insurance Reform Bill
• Bingaman: New Mexico Awarded Federal Funds to Combat DWI
• Bingaman: Three New Mexico Organizations Awarded Housing Grants
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: Economic Recovery Package Sends $58.6 Million for Weatherization & Energy-Related Projects
• Bingaman Attends Grant County Child Care Center Ribbon Cutting
• Tips and Techniques with Sandra Duran Wilson – Abstract Collage Artist
• Bingaman Announces PILT Funding for Counties
• Bingaman: Spending Bill Contains $5 Million to Help Disarm Mexican Drug Cartels, $100 Million for Law Enforcement in the Border Region
• Bingaman & Udall: Obama Administration Endorses Organ Mountains Bill
• Bingaman: Senate Begins to Write Bill to Support N.M. Military Installations & Programs
• Bingaman Joins in Introducing Repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: New Mexico Poised to Receive Over $18 Million to Fight Crime
• Bingaman: Acoma Pueblo Awarded $1.01 Million Housing Grant
• Bingaman Discusses Health Care Reform with President Obama
• Off leash: Contented canines take over L.A. beach
• Border Legislation
• Bingaman: Jemez Pueblo Awarded $521,016 Housing Grant
• Bingaman will Lead Energy Summit Discussion in September
• Bingaman Applauds Solar Project Slated for Northern New Mexico
• Bingaman: Roswell Airport to Receive Federal Funds
• Bingaman Urges President to Press BP to Create Compensation Fund
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Bill That Cracks Down on Credit Card Industry
• Bingaman: Federal Funds Released for New Mexico Public Transit Needed
• Bingaman: New Mexico Communities will Receive Grants to Improve their Airports
• Bingaman: President Obama Makes Compelling Case for Health Insurance Reform
• Bingaman: Bill to Curb Speculation in Oil Markets Fails
• Bingaman: President Obama's Increased DOE Budget Supports Labs' Initiatives
• How can I contact the new Members of the New Mexico delegation?
• Bingaman Talks About His Visit to the Gulf Coast to Learn More About Oil Spill
• Bingaman: President's Budget Funds Many Border Needs
• Bingaman: DOJ Funding Awarded to New Mexico Organizations
• Bingaman: New Mexico Cattle Growers can Once Again Export Live Beef Cattle to Mexico
• Bingaman & Udall: New Tax Credit Will Encourage Green Collar Jobs in New Mexico
• Bingaman: Congress Enacts Key Medicare Legislation
• Bingaman Urges Strong Support for Haiti
• Bingaman: Corona Fire Department to Benefit from Federal Funds
• Bingaman Working to Ensure Small N.M. Communities Can Access Bonds to Improve Schools, Roads
• Bingaman: Union County Farmers and Ranchers Eligible for Disaster Aid
• Bingaman: Albuquerque EPA Grant for Energy Project
• National Peace Corps Week
• Bingaman & Udall: New Mexico Communities Receive $5 Million to Hire Police Officers
• Bingaman Disappointed in Vote on his FISA Amendment
• Senators: Finalized Bill Contains Millions for New Mexico Transportation Projects
• Bingaman Statement on Nomination of Sen. Ken Salazar to Head the Department of Interior
• Bingaman: Funding Will Benefit Clayton's Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Bingaman Approves Budget Blueprint That Invests in Health Care, Energy, Education & Border Security
• Bingaman: Energy Committee Approves Bill to Transfer Valles Caldera to National Park Service
• Bingaman: President's Plan Cuts Water Funding & Zeroes Out Valles Caldera Budget
• Bingaman & Udall: $11.38 Million in Stimulus Funding to Improve Bus Services in Albuquerque
• Bingaman Secures $200,000 for McKinley County Anti-Crime Initiative
• Lifetime Income Disclosure Act
• Bingaman Announces County-By-County PILT and Secure Rural Schools Funds
• Tom Udall Leads Bipartisan Group in Introducing RECA Amendments Act of 2010
• HELP Committee Holds Second Hearing on Health Care Coverage in Advance of Debate of Health Care Reform Legislation
• What is Congress doing to create jobs in New Mexico?
• Bingaman Opposes Gaming on Fort Sill Apache Tribal Land
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: ARRA Funds to Help Clean Up Underground Petroleum Leaks in New Mexico
• Bingaman: Los Lunas Man Reappointed to National Wildlife Committee
• Bingaman Honors New Mexico Veterans
• Bingaman Helps Secure Grant to Improve New Mexico’s School Nutrition Program
• Improved Health Insurance For All New Mexicans
• What is an earmark?
• Bingaman Introduces Legislation to Help Store Renewable Energy for Later Use
• Guest Worker Program
• Civil Rights Tax Relief Act of 2009
• Bingaman: Albuquerque Transportation Project to Benefit from Federal Funds
• Bingaman & Udall Bill Would Mitigate Effects of Climate Change on Natural Resources
• Durbin, Bingaman, Kohl Introduce Bill to Protect Medicare Card Holders from Identity Theft
• Bingaman Visits with Carlsbad Students
• Bingaman Introduces Bill to Fund Wildfire Fighting Efforts
• Bingaman: $6.72 Million to Help Construct New Albuquerque Rail Runner Station
• Canadian Beef Imports
• Bingaman: Senate Passes Bill to Regulate Tobacco Products
• Bingaman: Bill Would Prevent Deep Cuts in Medicaid in New Mexico
• Bingaman: Key Committee Advances Landmark Health Insurance Reform Bill
• Bingaman Bill Would Strengthen Energy Efficiency Standards for Appliances
• Bingaman: New Mexico Communities to Benefit from HUD Grant
• Bingaman: Federal Funds to Support Renewable Energy Projects
• N.M. Congressional Delegation Announces $3.6 Million to Improve Access to Wilderness Areas in Catron County
• Pueblo moving toward recovery after storm
• Funding to Benefit Albuquerque Rapid Ride Bus Service
• Bingaman & Udall: Albuquerque Police Department Receives More Than $800,000 to Fight Drug Crime
• Bingaman: Federal Funds to Help Seniors Buy Locally Grown Fruits and Vegetables
• Bingaman: HIRE Act First Step Toward Creating More Jobs
• Explain what is going on with the transition to digital television.
• Bingaman Advocates for New Mexico Cattle Ranchers
• JOINT RELEASE: New Mexico Tribe Awarded Stimulus Funding for Road Project
• Bingaman: $1.73 Million to Benefit New Mexico mothers and Children
• Bingaman Applauds Efforts to Address the Country's Dropout Crisis
• Bingaman & Udall: Spending Bill Contains Critical Funding for White Sands Missile Range and National Defense Research
• Bingaman: Homeland Security Funds to Benefit New Mexico
• Bingaman: President's 2011 Budget Proposal Supports New Mexico's Water, Public Lands & EPA Projects
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters About SCHIP
• Bingaman: USDA Grants Aim to Help New Mexico's Farmers and Ranchers
• Bingaman: Obama's Budget Proposal Supports New Mexico's Public Lands, Water Projects
• Carson National Forest Boundary Adjustment Act of 2010
• Bingaman Questions Need for Waiver of 30 Federal Laws for the Construction of a Border Fence
• Bingaman Aide Appointed Director of USDA's Rural Development Administration
• Bingaman Continues to Fight For Proposal to Provide Millions for New Mexico Counties
• Republic of the Marshall Islands Supplemental Nuclear Compensation Act of 2010
• Bingaman: Eddy County Farmers and Ranchers Eligible for Disaster Aid
• Bingaman Announces Emergency Preparedness Grants for New Mexico
• Budget Resolution Spotlight Health Care Reform, Education, Energy and Other Key Domestic Initiatives
• Bingaman: New Mexico Awarded $1.64 Million in Department of Justice Grants
• Bingaman: $6.11 Million to Benefit Albuquerque Head Start Program
• Bingaman & Udall: Funding Awarded to Bolster N.M. Housing & Economy
• Bingaman: Senate Prevents Deep Cut to Doctors’ Medicare Payments
• Bingaman & Udall: Finalized Spending Bill Contains Millions for New Mexico Initiatives
• New Priorities for a New Session
• Bingaman: Socorro to Benefit from Federal Investment in Water/Wastewater Infrastructure
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: $18.6 Million to Help Provide Child Care for Working Families
• Bingaman: Bill Ensures America's Children Have Access to Nutritious Meals
• N.M. Senators Introduce Bill to Restore Forests & Ecosystems
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters About Health Care Reform Bill
• Bingaman: New Mexico Students Awarded USDA Fellowships
• A bill to amend the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977 to clarify that uncertified States and Indian tribes have the authority to use certain payments for certain noncoal reclamation projects
• Bingaman: Las Cruces School District Awarded $1.67 Million for Head Start
• N.M. Delegation Celebrates Earth Day by Honoring Interior Secretary Stewart Udall
• Bingaman Renews Push to Improve Medicare for Disabled Americans
• What is Congress doing to help unemployed New Mexicans?
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters about the Economic Stimulus Package and the President's State of the Union Address
• Senators: $10.47 Million in Stimulus Funding Released For New Mexico Transit Grant Program
• Bingaman Bill Seeks to Compensate Bataan Death March Survivors
• Bingaman Recalls Bruce King's Unparalleled Public Service
• Bingaman: FEMA Funds to Benefit Cloudcroft and Mora County
• Bingaman: N.M. Awarded $4 Million for Workforce Development
• Do you have summer internship opportunities?
• Bingaman: Senate Ends Filibuster of Bill That Extends Unemployment Insurance
• What are your views on the Administration’s assertion of executive power?
• Bingaman: Funding to Help Bring Renewable Power to Navajo Nation Homes
• Bingaman: Silver City Wins MainStreet Project Award
• Senate Votes to Move Forward with Unemployment Benefits Bill
• Bingaman: Tax Incentives Bill will Encourage Clean Energy Production
• Low Income Housing Tax Credit Recovery Act of 2010
• Bingaman: New Mexico Electric Co-op Approved for $12.86 Million Federal Loan
• Bingaman: Grant to Help Expand Commercial Rail Service to Santa Teresa
• Border Law Enforcement Relief Act of 2005
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall Announce Job Training Funding
• Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008
• Bingaman Talks About the Health Proposal That Was Approved by Senate Finance Committee
• Bingaman Bill Removes Funding Roadblock for Carlsbad Research Institute
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: New Mexico to Receive over $27 Million for Public Transit
• Bingaman: Federal Funding Will Support New Mexico Police Athletic League
• Bingaman: Raton and Los Alamos Airports to Benefit From Federal Funds
• Helping to turn the tide of animal overpopulation
• Bingaman: Tucumcari Wastewater Project to Benefit from Over $2 Million in Loan & Grant Funds
• Bingaman & Udall: Senate Approves Bill That Funds N.M. Public Lands
• Bingaman: Santa Fe Airport to Receive $1 Million in DOT Funds
• New Mexico Leads Nation in Addressing Children Dental Health Needs
• U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman's Speech to the New Mexico Legislature
• Bingaman Reacts to President Obama's Oval Office Address on the Disaster in the Gulf
• Bingaman & Udall: Funding To Help Reduce Fire on Public Lands
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman: Obama Administration Supports Bill that Conserves Taos County Property
• Bingaman Joins Efforts to Prevent Suicide Among Active Duty Soldiers
• Bingaman Talks Health Care with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: Housing Bill Clears Senate
• Bingaman: President Obama's Budget Strengthens Border Security, Funds Anti-Crime Efforts
• Bingaman: Angel Fire Fire Department to Benefit from Federal Funds
• Bingaman & Udall Introduce Bill to Transfer Valles Caldera to National Park Service
• Bingaman: White House Budget Highlights Health Care
• Bingaman: Reform Law Expanding Health Care Access and Protecting New Mexicans from Health Insurance Company Abuses
• Securing the Border
• Bingaman: New Mexico Awarded Over $4 Million for Crime Prevention and Victim Safety
• Bingaman: Bill Would Address Global Aids Crisis, Invest in Indian Country
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman's Cave and Karst Institute Bill Clears Senate
• Bingaman Urges Obama Administration to Step-Up Efforts to Interdict Stolen Vehicles, Weapons & Cash Being Smuggled Into Mexico
• Bingaman Strongly Backs New Mexican for FEMA Post
• Bingaman: $1.74 Million in Department of Justice Grants to Benefit New Mexico
• Bingaman: Two Pueblos will Receive Federal Transit Grants
• Bingaman & Udall: Key Spending Bill Contains Funding for New Mexico Initiatives
• Bingaman-Secured Funds Included in Transportation Spending Bill
• Bingaman Talks Health Care with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Hopeful About Prospects For 111th Congress
• New Mexico Seniors Will Benefit from Health Reform
• Bingaman: N.M. Airports Awarded Federal Funding
• Bingaman: Report Says Medicare "Substantially Improved" by Health Care Reform
• Forest Landscape Restoration Act
• How does the "public option" fit into health care reform?
• Bingaman Secures $755,000 for Law Enforcement & Other Southern N.M. Initiatives
• Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Help Americans Better Prepare for Retirement
• Bingaman: Farmers and Ranchers in Otero and Eddy Counties Eligible for Disaster Aid
• Bingaman & Udall: Senate Committee Approves Nominee for U.S. Attorney in New Mexico
• Are there resources that might help struggling homeowners prevent foreclosure?
• Pentagon: Holloman Will Be Home to Two New Squadrons of F-16s
• Bingaman: Sierra County Fire Department to Benefit From Federal Funds
• Bingaman: New Mexico Awarded Grant to Combat Underage Drinking
• What is happening in the Senate that affects New Mexico's troops and veterans?
• Bingaman Talks About the Passing of Former Governor Bruce King
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Spending Bill That Funds N.M. Military Initiatives
• Bingaman Reacts to White House Plan for More Domestic Oil and Gas Drilling
• JOINT RELEASE: N.M. Senators: N.M. Military Installations Slated for Nearly $90 Million from Economic Recovery Package
• Bingaman: Sierra County Business Approved for $500,000 USDA Loan
• Newsletter: Nurturing Our Nation's Talent
• What is Congress doing to help meet our energy needs?
• Bingaman: $1.214 Million Released for West Jemez Bypass Road in Los Alamos
• Bingaman & Udall: President Signs bill That Benefits New Mexico
• Bingaman: Senate Passes Key Defense Bill That Supports New Mexico Military and Lab Initiatives
• Bingaman Bill Would Increase Affordable Housing for New Mexicans While Creating Construction Jobs
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: Recovery Package to Bring More Than $16 Million to Repair New Mexico Airports
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Budget Resolution, 2007
• Bingaman Talks Energy and Health Care with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Applauds DOE Decision to Stop Diverting Oil
• Bingaman: New Mexico Pueblos Awarded Funding for Water Quality Improvements
• Energy Committee Clears Bill to Expand Lovelace Institute
• Bingaman: Collaboration Appears to Be Leading to Healthier Forests
• Bingaman Participates in White House Summit on Health Care Reform
• Bingaman Announces PILT Funding for N.M. Counties
• Bingaman Bill Addresses the Country's Nursing Shortage
• Martinez may shed state jet at a loss
• Bingaman Supports Funding for Scenic Byway Projects
• Where can I read the legislation being debated in the Senate Finance Committee?
• Bingaman: New Mexico Airports to Benefit From DOT Funds
• Bingaman: Tierra del Sol Awarded $983,089 in HUD Funding
• Bingaman: FY 2009 Spending Bill Contains Funding for N.M. Projects
• Bingaman-Created Grant Program Awards Millions to New Mexico Pueblos
• Bingaman Votes to Approve Emergency Spending Bill
• Bingaman: Spending Bill to Fund Federal Government Contains Bump Up for NNSA
• N.M. Delegation: Army Cancels Privatization Study at WSMR
• Bingaman-Secured Funding Released for Doña Ana County Juvenile Justice Project
• Bingaman-Secured Funds to Benefit Santa Fe and Espanola Transit Services
• Bingaman: White House Budget Highlights Health Care, Education
• Bingaman Helps Craft Economic Recovery Package
• Bingaman Helps Write Defense Bill That Supports New Mexico Military Installations and Labs
• Has Congress recently cut taxes for working families?
• Bingaman: Rural Development Funding Approved for Laguna Pueblo Water Infrastructure Project
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About His High School Dropout Bill
• Bingaman Statement on the Loss of Ted Kennedy
• Agriculture Spending Bill Contains Funding Bingaman Secured for New Mexico Projects
• Bingaman & Udall Announce "Green Jobs" Grant
• Bingaman Bill to Expand Lovelace Institute Clears Senate
• Bingaman: VA Takes First Step to Expand Silver City Clinic
• What is a U.S. Passport Card?
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Radio Reporters About Small Business Jobs Bill
• Deaths of Women in Guatemala
• Bingaman, Udall and Teague Announce $9.4 Million Recovery Loan to Build Guadalupe County Hospital
• Bingaman: Key Spending Bill Contains Millions for Southern New Mexico Transportation Projects
• Bingaman Applauds White House for Commitment to Clean Energy Manufacturing
• Bingaman Talks With New Mexico Radio Reporters About New Congress
• Bingaman Talks About Financial Reform Legislation Before the Senate
• Bingaman Seeks Funds for Communities Affected by Economy
• Bingaman Applauds IRS Move to Protect Taxpayers from Predatory Lenders
• Bingaman: Senate Approves Economic Stimulus Package
• Bingaman: Aztec Airport Awarded Federal Funds
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman: Federal Funds to Help Preserve Historic Church
• Bingaman Talks to New Mexico Reporters About “Lame-Duck” Session
• Bingaman: New Mexico to Receive an Estimated $37 Million for High-Risk Health Insurance Pool
• Bingaman Talks With Radio Reporters
• Bingaman & Udall: Spending Bill Contains Funding for New Mexico Health and Education Initiatives
• Rio Puerco Watershed Bill Clears Energy Committee
• JOINT RELEASE: Bingaman & Udall: New Mexico to Receive Nearly $13 Million to Promote Clean Energy
• Bingaman: New Mexico Airports to Benefit from Federal Funds
• Bingaman & Udall Vote to Approve Bill to Fund Military Construction
• Bingaman: EPA Funds to Help Keep Albuquerque Skies Clean
• Bingaman: 162,000 Jobs Created in March
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters
• Bingaman Applauds New Wall Street Reform Law
• U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman Statement on Writ of Habeas Corpus
• Bingaman Presents Intel Grant to Anton Chico Library
• Addressing Rising Fuel Costs
• N.M. Senators: Bill That Funds Labs, Water Projects is Signed Into Law
• Bingaman Votes to Extend Provisions Protecting Access to Student Loan Funds
• Bingaman: House Proposes Important Improvements to Health Insurance Reform Legislation
• Bingaman Bill Honors Former Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall
• Bingaman: Low-Interest Loans Now Available to N.M. Businesses Affected by Drought/Winds
• Native American Methamphetamine Enforcement and Treatment Act of 2006
• Feds Will Back Bonds to Allow N.M. Communities to Finance Economic Development Projects
• Bingaman Pleased Veterans Affairs is Taking Steps to Improve Service in El Paso
• N.M. Senators: Key Spending Bill Strongly Supports N.M. Labs, WIPP & Water Projects
• Bingaman Supports Improvements to Adoption Laws
• Bingaman & Udall: Millions in Grants and Loans to Benefit New Mexico Rural Broadband Projects
• What is the smart grid?
• Bingaman: Armed Services Committee Approves Petraeus Nomination
• Am I eligible for the one-time Economic Recovery Payment to veterans and Social Security recipients?
• Lovelace, St. Vincent end stalemate on pay
• Bingaman: New Mexico Airports to Benefit from $7.3 Million in DOT Funds
• What are the basics of health care reform?
• Bingaman Program Provided Fresh Fruits and Vegetables to New Mexico Students
• Bingaman: New ATF Office in Roswell Will Help Fight Flow of Guns Into Mexico
• Bingaman Statement at HELP Committee Hearing About America's Underinsured
• Bingaman: Portales Fire Department Awarded Federal Grant
• Bingaman’s Energy Bill Contains National Renewable Electricity Standard
• A bill to amend the Energy Policy and Conservation Act to improve the energy efficiency of, and standards applicable to, certain appliances and equipment, and for other purposes
• Commemoration of the Army Reserve Centennial
• Bingaman & Udall: Albuquerque Receives Nearly $900,000 to Combat Flow of Illegal Drugs
• Bingaman & Udall Urge President to Act Quickly to Aid Ruidoso
• Bingaman: President Obama's Budget Proposal Invests in N.M. Military Installations
• Bingaman Lends Strong Support to Bill That Extends Health Care to N.M. Children
• Memorial Day Remarks
• Bingaman: President's Budget Invests in Indian Country
• Bingaman Bill Aims to Protect and Conserve Taos County Property
• Committee Hears Testimony in Favor of N.M. Senators' Bill to Restore Forests & Ecosystems
• Bingaman: Doña Ana County to Benefit from Crime Prevention Funds
• Bingaman Leads Bipartisan Discussion on What Can Be Done to Reduce Gas Prices
• Bingaman: Four New Mexico Counties Eligible for Disaster Aid
• Senate Approves Bingaman's Public Lands Bills
• Bingaman Chairs Second Hearing on Gulf of Mexico Oil Leak
• Bingaman: Federal Funds to Help Seniors Buy Locally Grown Fruits and Vegetables
• Bingaman: Grants to Benefit New Mexico Crime and Justice Initiatives
• Bingaman Meets With Mexico's Attorney General and Ambassador to the United States to Discuss Border Violence
• N.M. Senators: Senate Approves Key Spending Bill That Contains Funding for N.M. Labs, Water Projects
• Spending Bill Contains Millions Bingaman Secured for New Mexico Transportation Projects
• Bingaman: Bill to Designate National Conservation Area in Northern New Mexico Clears Hurdle
• Bingaman Introduces Package of New Mexico Bills in the 111th Congress
• Bingaman: New Mexico Environment Department Awarded EPA Funding
• A New Border Security Framework
• Bingaman & Udall Applaud Approval of Former APD Commander as U.S. Marshal
• Bingaman Talks with New Mexico Radio Reporters about Forest Restoration Bill
• Bingaman & Udall: $11.06 Million in Stimulus Funding to Improve New Mexico Forest Facilities and Trails
• Bingaman Urges Bush Administration to Quickly Approve Drought
• The Need for National Health Reform
• Senator Bingaman Meets with Members of the New Delegation
• Bingaman: Ruidoso & Ruidoso Downs Awarded $2.9 Million for Wastewater System
• President Enacts Bingaman-Authored Public Lands and Water Package
• Bingaman: President Signs Law That Strengthens Tribal Law Enforcement
• Bingaman: Key Senate Committee Approves Economic Stimulus Package
• JOINT RELEASE: Senate-Passed Homeland Security Bill Contains Funding Secured by New Mexico's Senators
• Bingaman: Bill to Prevent Cuts in Medicare Payments to Doctors is Blocked
• Bingaman & Udall: New Mexico Awarded $1.25 Million "Green Jobs" Grant
• Bingaman Talks About the Country’s Financial Crisis with New Mexico Reporters
• N.M. Senators: New Mexico to Receive $28.5 Million to Turn Around Low-Performing Schools
• Bingaman Seeks Students for Summer Internships in Washington
• Bingaman: Three NM Airports to Benefit from Federal Grants
• Senator Demenici's Retirement
• Senators: $12.8 Million to Benefit New Mexico Health Care Centers
• Bingaman: Luna County Healthy Start Program to Benefit from Federal Funds
• Bingaman Outlines Four Initiatives to Help Create Jobs
• Bingaman Introduces Legislation to Aid States, Counties, and Cities by Strengthening Municipal Bond Market
• Bingaman: House Sends Historic Health Insurance Reform Bill to President Obama
• N.M. Congressional Delegation Asks Feds for Border Enforcement Security Task Force
• Bingaman: DOJ Grants to Fund New Mexico Anti-Crime Measures
• A New Congress Begins
• Bingaman Meets with Judge Sonia Sotomayor
• Bingaman: Resolution Recognizing Day for Ranchers Clears Senate
• Bingaman Meets with New Mexican Inventor Working on Solar Housing Project
• Bingaman Bill to Assist Water Managers in Arid States Clears Key Committee
• What is budget "reconciliation," and how is it being used to pass health insurance reform?
• Feds, N.M. close some caves for the bats' sake
• Casinos report slower tourist season
• State seeks source of teen angler's pike, caught at Eagle Nest
• Cock Block
• County OKs growth plan with Land Use Code still unwritten
• On the Clock?
• Richardson has words of advice for governor-elect at their first meeting
• Residents take reins of ethics reform
• Zane's World
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• Winter Guide 2010
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• Kosgei Wins But First He Dreams
• As easy to roast as chicken, with a crisp
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• Pumpkin pie crossed with a classic German cake
• S.F. honors vets with holiday events
• Oilmen, husband to help Martinez fill jobs
• Running with a fork: Fresh, simple, sophisticated
• Lensic could reap benefit of new parking fee
• City considers support of flyovers
• Santa Fe high students kick off drama cycle with provocative play
• Martinez taps S.F. teacher for transition committee
• Leadership battle may be brewing in state House
• Police: 'No confidence' in 2 top city officials
• It’s Not Too Late to Register for a 2010 Workshop – Santa Fe Photographic Workshops in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Local briefs, Nov. 10, 2010
• Santa Fe Studio Tour This Weekend – November 12th – 14th, 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Don’t Let Your Leach Field Fail; It Will Cost You
• Buisness Beat: Workshops and seminars
• Tiger muskies wreak havoc on lakes' undesirables
• N.M. reworks voting machine audits
• Gov.-elect names public safety search committee
• County weighs advice for the newly rural
• Local briefs, Nov. 9, 2010
• Business briefs for Nov. 9, 2010
• Business Beat: Santa Fe's Century Bank looking south
• Santa Fe retail shows a pulse
• Candidates must care about kids
• Secretary of State: Duran vows to keep Otero ties amid S.F. transition
• Kathryn Blackmun Pottery, Design & Illustration – Upcoming Shows & Ongoing Workshops
• GOP gains to rattle Capitol dynamics
• Buckman Direct Diversion: Study shows Rio Grande pollutants at safe levels for drinking
• Lifeguard instructor trainees learn to keep their heads above water
• Volleyball: Elkettes Squeak by Lady Horsemen; Cross Country: Elks Capture Third at State; Football: Academy Routs Elks
• The New Mexico Museum of Art will present an exhibition from its Bureau of Contemporary Art, a fictitious entity created for this exhibition in order to emphasize contemporary art’s prominent place within the museum’s permanent collection.
• 'Gettysburg of the West' destroys Confederate plans
• Italian Americans Relocated to Santa Fe During World War II
• 'The day we cried': Hundreds of New Mexicans endure Bataan Death March
• Local news in brief Nov. 7, 2010
• No slowing down: Senior Olympians prove love for the game only grows with age
• Fate of vanished hikers remains mystery
• New signs warn cyclists of track risk
• County plan for growth scrutinized ahead of vote
• Union: City official impairs police
• Santa Fe 400th: Sense of duty spans generations
• Police notes, Nov. 6, 2010
• Local briefs, Nov. 6, 2010
• Susana Martinez's transition team takes shape
• Student musicians tuning up for big performance
• Traildust: State's last big wild-horse drive was way back in 1932
• United Way, Santa Fe Public School board talk school system solutions in public discussion
• Duran gets ready to replace Herrera as secretary of state
• The City 'chunky'? NYC 'gossip queen' rankles Santa Feans with column about recent visit
• Despite election, freeze, some state agencies still hiring
• A-AAA boys state soccer: Blue Griffins win physical thriller against Horsemen
• Free Espanola Valley Water Clinic on Nov. 6
• Pueblo of Pojoaque Boys and Girls Club Members Create Ceramic Plates for Obama and Staff
• Holiday Stocking Stuffer – Santa Fe Community Gallery – Opening Saturday, November 20th 2010
• Decision delayed 30 days in LANL hazardous material transfer debate
• Santa Fe Botanical Garden at Museum Hill & Children’s Holiday Craft Workshop in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Solar film holds big promise
• Marcy Street tower plans 4-G upgrade
• Local news in brief Nov. 5, 2010
• FBI agent: Inherited painting may be copy
• State aims to charge 'ninja' suspect as adult
• Grant helps IAIA campus, but falls short of funds rejected by voters
• Interfaith Community Shelter source of hope, and for some neighboring businesses, concern
• Udall Announces $232,500 in Arts Grants [press_release]
• Bingaman & Udall: N.M. Receives $380 Million in Royalty Payments [press_release]
• 'Glamorous Spy' back in spotlight
• Richardson to Obama: Otero Mesa needs protection
• Gov allocates $130K for NM school's film program
• A-AAA boys state soccer: Goalie denies Taos in shootout to lift Blue Griffins
• Mixed-use business park in the works
• Local briefs, Nov. 4, 2010
• Roundhouse Roundup: Political site's election satire reaches across party lines
• Las Campanas' effluent request set for City Council vote
• Builder files lien on Walmart Supercenter site
• Woman held in partner's stabbing death
• Republican gains in state Legislature give Susana Martinez an edge
• Udall Applauds Santa Fe FACT Program for National Youth Arts and Humanities Award
• Pojoaque Valley YAFL Teams Are Chile Bowl Champs
• Art Needed for Upcoming Statehood Centennial
• Vera Ortiz Resigns As Pojoaque Valley High Principal
• 10 homes evacuated in gas leak
• NM researcher gets American Cancer Society grant
• Wilson to head Martinez team
• 2011 Workshops with Sandra Duran Wilson, Abstract Collage Artist in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Gas leak prompts Southside evacuation
• So Happy Together?
• Nowhere Fast
• Chasing Windmills
• Block Art
• A Sharp
• Zane's World
• Appeals court contest goes down to wire
• Off leash: A place of hope for state's equines
• State Legislature: GOP gains House seats but not control
• Dog's lifesaving chain of help
• Denish bemoans 'gotcha' game that defined governor's race
• First gentleman: Doña Ana County undersheriff to blaze new trail as governor-elect's sidekick
• Voters keep King for 2nd AG term
• At Least Someone Was Happy
• Powell wins race for land commissioner
• New Mexico's 2010 gubernatorial race
• Lujan re-elected to Congress; Pearce wins back 2nd District
• Pojoaque Valley YAFL Teams Are Chile Bowl Champs
• Republican Susana Martinez becomes first female Hispanic governor
• Amendments and Propositions: Voters nix extra term for county officials
• Bishop’s Lodge Creative Tourism Photography Package in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Secretary of State: Duran first Republican to win job since 1928
• Republicans lead two of three Public Regulation Commission races
• Artisan liquor makes comeback with microdistilleries that pick up where pre-Prohibition distillers left off
• Top city official alleges extortion attempt
• Local briefs, Nov. 3, 2010
• Finish line in sight for state's spirited races
• NM regulators approve cap-and-trade plan
• Sketching Class with Guillermo Tilley – Downtown Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Judge hands former pueblo official one year
• Radical Ideas from an Anonymous Pojoaque Valley Citizen to Fix Congress
• Linda Diaz Sentenced to One-Year in Prison, Plus Six-Months House Arrest
• Police: NM mother pushes children to safety
• Police: Overnight killing related to domestic violence
• Local news in brief Nov. 2, 2010
• City panel recommends funding for two ideas
• American Eagle plans to add nonstop flights between Albuquerque and L.A.
• Jemez governor bans newspaper over murder coverage
• N.M. film incentives face uncertain future
• Buckman study says no risk from lab
• Former Pojoaque official to be sentenced in fatal hit-and-run
• Ethical epicure: Cater to holiday guests' food allergies, vegetarianism
• More New Mexico families using food assistance
• Business briefs for Nov. 2, 2010
• Nine join Real Estate Associates
• Business Calendar for Nov. 2
• Real Money: Austerity vs. spending — which will prevail?
• Business Beat: Aldana's set to open 2nd S.F. eatery
• Election day information and resources
• Beautiful beginning at Plaza Contenta
• “Finding Order In Times of Chaos” & “Building a Vaastu House in the Twenty First Century.” – A Fiber Art Workshop & Vaastu Building Workshop – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• PVHS Sports Update: State Tournament Soccer (a tough loss), Football (a big win) and District Cross Country (Elks are state bound)
• Education Beat: IAIA to unveil new-media technology
• ACLU: City can't place ban on asking for alms through panhandling law
• Dia de los Muertos: Museum of International Folk Art event honors dead but celebrates life
• Plan Your Summer 2011 Now! Voluntourism in the Southwest – Historic Adobe Restoration with Cornerstones Community Partnerships in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Eldorado Arts & Crafts Fall Show – November 13th & 14th , 2010 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Glass Beadmaking Classes with Donna Nova Designs in the “Soho of Santa Fe” , New Mexico
• Las Vegas cancer patient loses housing voucher over medical marijuana use
• Gubernatorial race: Openness a shared promise between Denish, Martinez
• 133-page warrant details scope of alleged family theft ring
• Martinez child care comment draws ire
• A haunted history: New Mexico's rich past means state ripe with supernatural tales
• Local news in brief October 31, 2010
• N.M. police broaden reach with social media
• County growth plan ready for public review
• Galactic symphony: Concert brings planetary images and music into perfect harmony
• 2010 Election: One last swing across the state
• Chasing ghosts in the old pen
• A Spooky Halloween La Llorona Story by Greg Solano
• Vacation for Recreation : EZ Yoga (NEW!) with Siri Deva Kahlsa in Santa Fe , New Mexico – November 13th , 2010
• Local briefs, Oct. 30, 2010
• Traildust: Pioneering not as romantic as some think
• Luján wary of national climate in District 3 race
• Lastest batch of TV ads in attorney general race rings mostly true
• Police hope reviewing DNA in Orlando Haws killing will show which brother delivered fatal stab
• N.M. Dept. of Health employee claims job harassment
• Agencies list 'terrifying' N.M. water facts
• Workers receive care after toxic exposure at LANL
• Local news in brief October 29, 2010
• Untitled
• Volleyball: New Mexico School for the Deaf keeps winning — and waiting for others to notice
• Ethics panel waits for Ortiz to respond
• Prep football: Santa Fe High v. Bernalillo live blog coverage starts 6:45 p.m.
• Santa Fe National Cemetery receives $730,000 in federal help
• Halloween at Baca Street Studios in Santa Fe , New Mexico – October 30, 2010 – 6pm to Midnight
• Commission gives hunters OK to kill more bears, cougars
• Cancer Awareness Day at the Boys & Girls Club
• Art world plays political waiting game
• Harry Teague to Visit Las Cruces Seniors, Students
• 'Sin' and prison industries pony up cash in governor's race
• Harry Teague Names Eunice Man “Veteran of the Month”
• With minds made up, voters flock to polls
• Harry Teague's "Make It in America" Tour Stops in Los Lunas
• Renew Your Relationship in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• NM jobless rate drops slightly in September
• Duran spends $130K in NM secretary of state race
• Balderas spends $180K in NM auditor race
• Exiled Colombian journalist Fernando Garavito dies in car crash
• Martinez outspending Denish in governor's race
• Service boosted for Taos-to-Santa Fe shuttle
• 5-Day Private Painting Workshops – Watercolor, Acrylic, Oil by Cathy Carey in Santa Fe, NM – 2011 Summer Dates: August 8 -12 & Sept 12 – 16, 2011
• Foods with 'eww' factor are tasty, too
• Local news in brief, October 28, 2010
• Canine party pleasers
• Herrera's office feels heat as glitch delays voting
• Council OKs deal with state for sale of college campus land
• Spiders, zombies send tingles up the spine at Maul of Horrors
• Blogshop – Blogging Weekend Workshops – Nov 13/14 & Dec 11/12, 2010 in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Hogsmeade comes home: Harry Potter-inspired dishes bring a little magic to a muggle's table
• Move turns Pojoaque Valley striker into Class A-AAA’s top scorer
• Galeria Santa Cruz y el Espresso Is a Business with Heart
• NM lab finishes groundwater monitoring wells
• Elkettes Finish District Play Unblemised
• La Risa worth a venture outside Santa Fe
• Train of Thought
• Don't Count On It
• It's Go Time!
• Zane's World
• Due Process
• A Sharp
• SFR Talk: Burning Facebooks
• Local news in brief Oct. 27, 2010
• The pet connection October 28, 2010
• Activist, author targets food industry in new book
• Roundhouse roundup: Union official says e-mail not a plot against Martinez
• Fall 2010 Agritourism/Green Experiences in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Off leash: Snuggly animals help shelter's bottom line
• El Museo Cultural comes alive for Día de los Muertos
• New York's Met has no record of 'stolen' painting
• Masked pair rob Giant store at gunpoint, make away with cash, cigarettes
• Heidi Loewen Porcelain Gallery – Opening Reception – Friday, October 29, 2010 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Fall 2010 Gastronomy/Culinary Arts Experiences in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Former Pojoaque Resident James Trujillo Turns Love of Cooking into Catering Business
• NM woman found after 2 days in wilderness
• Get ready for Halloween and Día de los Muertos
• Local news in brief Oct. 26, 2010
• Gubernatorial race: Medical-pot backers target Martinez in ad
• Mineral rights not included in state's bid for Ortiz Ranch
• Arthur Bonal, 1945-2010: Democrat was 'the consummate optimist'
• Judge hands down max sentence in 2009 shooting
• A tradition rekindled: Fire Department to host masquerade ball
• County seeks state probe of contractor's work
• Pecos: Kilmer feeling sting of housing market?
• BLM backs wild-horse sanctuary
• Park's new name pays tribute to local family
• Portraits of art's guardians: Security officers smoke out their inner artists
• Dozens of firms with big ideas vie for cash
• Sculpting The Human Figure Five Day Boot Camp with John Sherrill Houser in Santa Fe, New Mexico – November 15th – 19th, 2010
• Slaying spurs Jemez Pueblo to cancel Halloween
• S.F. woman breast-feeding in Albuquerque eatery ordered to cover up
• Firefighters battle Tesuque blaze
• Business Beat: 'Real New York' hot-dog cart may be Golden idea
• Inn and Spa at Loretto takes a step-up in service
• FALL 2010 CALENDAR From Jakki Kouffman Master Pastelist – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• PVHS Weekend Sports Update: Elks Soccer Team Bound for State Tournament
• Firms see advantages of axing health care
• Education Beat: Helping colleges keep first-year students
• Fall 2010 Glass Experiences in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Honey of a season: Beekeepers celebrate fruitful fall harvest
• Business briefs for Oct. 26, 2010
• Creative Holiday Vacations: Tin Workshops and Last Minute Gifts Ideas (NEW!) – Dec. 7, 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• 2010 election: U.S. House rivals trade jabs on toeing party line
• ElderGrace housing community: An 'oasis' of green living
• Garden Superstars with Bob Pennington, owner of Agua Fria Nursery – Nov. 16, 2010 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• 'Wheel of Fortune' fans spin for sacred spot on game show
• Actor: Seeing grief, pain enhances craft
• Success, twofold: Wife becomes husband's kidney donor
• Gov. hopefuls lack budget solutions
• Española author's book promotes angler lifestyle
• Fifth-graders ID critters in Nichols Reservoir
• Documentary panel urges passion, guts
• Santa Fe woman says grandfather kept portrait from the Met
• Tenants feeling effects of volatile housing market
• Police: Los Alamos Fire Department Captain spied on female firefighter
• Pulitzer winner explores world without nukes
• State to part ways with health insurer
• Hundreds savor traditional flavors at matanza fundraiser
• Police: Family held in Santa Fe-based "organized retail crime" syndicate
• Long road to a short sale: Struggling homeowners turn to lenders for last-chance option
• Christopher Roybal’s New Film: “Letters To Our Daughters” Premieres at Lensic
• Southwest Cooking Vacations: High-Altitude Baking with Tonya Story – Nov. 8, 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Two-thirds of NM households mailed in census forms
• Trail Dust: Photo recalls day when first railroad rolled into Santa Fe
• Understanding Your World: Bringing Britain 'back from the brink'
• Local news in brief Oct. 23, 2010
• New digs, new science capabilities for staff at N.M. Dept of Health
• Food-service inspection, Oct. 23, 2010
• Outdoors New Mexico : 2 Day Map and GPS Class in Santa Fe, New Mexico – Nov. 3rd & Nov. 6th, 2010
• Health briefs, Oct. 23, 2010
• Local news in brief October 24, 2010
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in New Mexico
• Plan Your Transformational Vacation Now ! Food Fitness and Faith in Santa Fe, New Mexico – February 18th – 20th 2011
• The “Maul of Horrors” at DeVargas Mall Is Spooky
• Tenacious Elkettes Stay Perfect in District
• Harry Teague Applauds Over 500 Jobs to be Created with Re-Opening of Chino Copper Mine Near ...
• Harry Teague Launches Project to Honor Bataan Death March Survivors
• New Mexico Magazine – Melt With You – Encaustic Workshops with Ellen Koment
• Phase II Plans for the Nambe Senior/Community Center Presented
• Artisan Art Spot – The Creative Learning Spot – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Star Party
• Udall Applauds Santa Fe FACT Program for National Youth Arts and Humanities Award [press_release]
• Harry Teague to Host Roundtable on Los Lunas Community Health Center
• Santa Fe International Folk Dancers Halloween Party: Featuring live music by Rumelia for your favorite Balkan dances – Tuesday Oct 26,2010
• Volleyball: Elkettes Win District Championship; Again
• Halloween/Christmas Toy Run on Oct. 31
• Pop Quiz 2010: Court of Appeals Position 1
• Zane's World
• A Sharp
• Eating Wrong
• The Road Ahead for Progressives
• Faux Pot
• Plan your Creative Vacation NOW !!! The Abiquiu Workshops 2011 Schedule – Workshops in Photography, Writing, Painting and Sculpture in Abiquiu, New Mexico
• Specials & Vacation Packages: Bishop’s Lodge Creative Tourism Photography Package in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Literary Vacations: Write Your Children’s Book (NEW) Dec. 4 2010! – Santa Fe Community College – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Soccer: Elks Sqeak Past Robertson on Route to Possible State Berth
• Traditional Agriculture and Sustainable Living Conference at Northern New Mexico College
• Statement from Heinrich on the Passing of Sandia Governor Joe M. Lujan
• Phase Two of Nambe Community Center to be Discussed
• Harry Teague in Carlsbad for Canal St. Groundbreaking
• Touched with Fire Workshop at the Encaustic Art Institute – Saturday & Sunday,November 6 & 7 2010
• New Mexico Birding : Birding at the Bosque del Apache Dec. 4th & Dec. 5 2010
• New Mexico Tin Ornaments with Richard Gabriel – Dec. 2, 2010 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Football: Horsemen Run Wild on Jacona Field
• Agritourism/Green Workshops in Santa Fe , New Mexico: Plan Now, Plant Later – Nov. 9, 2010
• Vacation for Recreation : Basics of Cross-Country Skiing & Cross-Country Skiing For Older Adults – Dec. 11, 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Speak Out: Should Homosexuals Be Allowed to Serve in the U.S. Military?
• Literary Vacations: Come Home to Your True Self with Author Pat Shapiro – November 6th , 2010
• Harry Teague’s “Energy Jobs for Vets” Becomes Law
• Harry Teague Announces Funding for New Health Center in Los Lunas
• MEMOIR SANTA FE with Jan Marquart in Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Elkettes Steamroll Santa Fe Inidan School
• Harry Teague Named “Champion” for Fighting to Protect Social Security
• DAY TRIP from Santa Fe : Throw & Fire Workshop at Taos Clay
• Udall Announces $118,000 for Albuquerque and Santa Fe Farmers Markets [press_release]
• A Message From Elizabeth Mesh – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Udall: Deadline Extended for Troops and Veterans to Claim Stop Loss Pay [press_release]
• Pojoaque’s Historic Line Camp Is for Rent
• Harry Teague Hosts Biofuels Opportunity Open House in Las Cruces
• Teague, LaHood Tour and Discuss Recovery Act Impact in Las Cruces
• Silver Jewelry Using Metal Clay with Iliana Carrillo – November 20th , 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Who Cares?
• As Not Seen On TV
• A Sharp
• Pop Quiz 2010: New Mexico State Treasurer
• Bucks for Busts
• Reiki Level I Class with Wendy Jordan Reiki – Weekends, Oct 16/17, Nov. 20/21 or Dec 4/5 in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Udall Statement on FCC Bill Shock Recommendations [press_release]
• Pojoaque Valley Middle School Open House on Thursday
• Community Center Planning Meeting on October 20
• Don’t Ask Law For the Military Ruled Illegal by U.S. Judge
• Harry Teague's Statement on Interior Dept. Ending Ban on Deepwater Drilling
• Workshops Using The Work of Byron Katie: too little, not enough, too much, more…October 22 – 24, 2010 – Santa Fe , NM
• Zane's World
• Gardening, Good Enough to Eat Workshop with Bob Pennington, owner of Agua Fria Nursery – Oct. 19, 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Julie Sinatra Still Trying to Prove She’s Frank’s Daughter
• Harry Teague To Host Transportation Secretary LaHood in Las Cruces
• Harry Teague's Make It in America Tour Stops at Cibola Wind Farm
• Navajo Rug Appreciation with Laura Center – Nov. 20, 2010 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Scholarship Night at PVHS, How to Apply for Scholarships
• Santa Fe Studio Tour – November 13th & 14th 2010 – See Great Art, Meet the Artists, Buy the Perfect Artwork for You, Your House or Your Business.
• Harry Teague Helps Recover Millions Owed to 2nd District Constituents
• Santa Fe Clay: PAPER CLAY FOR SCULPTURE WORKSHOP – November 13 & 14 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Weekend Results of Pojoaque Valley Sports: Football, Cross Country, Soccer and Volleyball
• Southwest Cooking Vacations: Wheat-Free Pie Crusts with Pastry Chef Mark Sciscenti – Nov. 3, 2010 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Hundreds Of Heinrich Supporters Attend South Valley Matanza
• Green Experiences in Santa Fe , New Mexico: Xeriscape Gardens Workshop – Oct. 26, 2010 – Santa Fe Community College
• Santa Fe County Closure
• U.S. Lost 95,000 Jobs in September; Hispanic Unemployment at 12.4%
• Confidence with Color – Home Design Workshop – Oct. 23,2010 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Harry Teague Announces Staff Mobile Office Hours in Santa Rosa and Fort Sumner
• ASFB's Fall/Winter Dance Season in Santa Fe
• DISHONEST DIANE: Recycled Distortions
• PRELIMINARY NUMBERS SHOW STRONG MARTINEZ FUNDRAISING
• In Case You Missed It! It Takes An ‘Insider’ To Know A Real ‘Outsider’
• Indomitable Elkettes Are in Rhythm Against Sandi Prep
• The New Mexico History Museum’s 12th annual Celebration of the Book: Celebrating the Book as a Work of Art – Oct. 21-24, 2010
• Harry Teague Kicks Off Make It in America Tour in Las Cruces
• Harry Teague Announces Increased Lending for New Mexico Small Businesses
• Harry Teague Announces Staff Mobile Office Hours in Bosque Farms and Belen
• Harry Teague Announces Staff Mobile Office Hours in Truth or Consequences
• Harry Teague Announces Mobile Office Hours in Alamogordo
• Livestock board keeps watchful eye on disease outbreaks
• MADGE BUCKLEY, 1918-2010: AIDS activist a 'Living Treasure'
• Udall to FCC: Notification and Consumer Consent Would Alleviate “Bill Shock” [press_release]
• SECRETARY OF STATE: Fired PIO: Herrera tried to use him against GOP
• Edwin Juarez Plays Soccer and Football for PVHS
• Mexico trip gives students firsthand border experience
• PojoaqueNews.com Now Accepts Classified Ads
• Police notes, Oct. 7, 2010
• Survival Skills in the Wilderness – Oct. 10th & Nov. 14th 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Local briefs for Oct. 7, 2010
• Apache tribe battles Jemez, Peters casino
• Las Campanas: Club wants bigger cut of city's treated wastewater
• Kids take break from school bus
• La Cienega: Nighttime shooter kills calf
• Palin endorses Pearce in NM congressional race
• Los Alamos: Baby's death may jeopardize day care
• Soccer: Junior goalkeeper's growth helps lead St. Michael's to stellar start
• Sanctuary may face charges in dognapping
• Harry Teague to Tour Red Mesa Wind Farm in Cibola County
• SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES WORKSHOPS : BPI Building Envelope Professional, Alternative Building Methods and Materials, A Guide to Successful Building, Water Harvesting and Recycling, & Renewable Energy Systems: Using the Sun
• The pet connection October 7, 2010
• Off leash: These party animals have good intentions
• Splash happy dogs
• Experts: Immigrants not only victims of human trafficking
• Harry Teague Hosts Open House on Biofuel Opportunities in Las Cruces
• No-frill fall foods
• Cancer-awareness walk strides into S.F.
• Line break closes part of Agua Fria Street
• Mescalero Apaches object to proposed Jemez casino
• Prep soccer: Sophomore goalie comes up big, saves Jaguars in shootout
• Harry Teague Announces Alternative Energy Research Initiatives for NMSU
• Heinrich Endorsed By The Fraternal Order of Police New Mexico
• Premium Blend
• Smoke Screen
• Self-Serving Justice
• NM Drill Down
• Eloquent Light Photography Workshops: Santa Fe Land & Light – October 28 – 31, 2010 (Fall Session)
• A Sharp
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR RELEASES NEW ADVERTISEMENT
• Zane's World
• Heinrich Announces Help for Local Homeless Women Veterans
• Yard signs and new bumper stickers have arrived! Please stop by the campaign office at: 3700 Osuna Rd. NE Suite 515, to pick-up your yard sign, today!
• Should the Pojoaque Valley Schools Make Condoms Available to High School Students
• Jon stopped by the New Mexico Victory 2010 office to thank all the volunteers for their hard work.
• Volleyball: Elkettes Down Hope
• Harry Teague Visits with Carlsbad Seniors
• Hiking New Mexico: Ojito Wilderness Area, Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Site, & Posi-Owinge
• Soccer: Elks Shutout Moreno Valley
• Wheel of Fortune Try Outs at Buffalo Thunder
• DISHONEST DIANE: More Stunning Falsehoods
• New Mexico on Horseback: History on Horseback,Women and Horses,Geology on Horseback
• Journal Poll Confirms Trend That New Mexicans Want Change!
• Harry Teague Meets with Students, Teachers at Hobbs Schools
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR STATEMENT ON CHILD POVERTY STATISTICS
• “EASY GOURMET GOES SPANISH” – Las Cosas Cooking School – Saturday October 9, 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Yard signs and new bumper stickers have arrived! Please stop by the campaign office at: 3700 Osuna Rd. NE Suite 515, to pick-up your yard sign, today!
• Local news in brief, October 5, 2010
• Jon stopped by the New Mexico Victory 2010 office to thank all the volunteers for their hard work.
• Air Force seeks input on flyovers
• Local news in brief Oct. 6, 2010
• Incumbent Dems backed by gun group
• Initiative helps improve Native American nutrition through food education
• Pot raid at school turns up tomatoes
• The ethical epicure: For taste, go for the homemade lasagna; for cost, grab the frozen stuff
• City buys Cerrillos Road building to develop one-stop homeless shelter
• Running with a fork: Test Kitchen recipes challenge unsavory health-food reputation
• Aerial Armenia: Country completing a tramway to surpass Sandia Peak as world's longest
• Smith's groceries: Union recommends accepting new agreement
• School board OKs $11M for Agua Fría construction
• Cops: Dad slashed daughter, beau with machete
• Baby found in closet dies
• 'Food Play': Production urges schoolchildren to eschew junk food
• Pueblos in Rep. Luján’s District Receive Funding for Air Quality Management, Domestic .
• Education Beat: Parents vital in early development
• Ben Ray Luján Applauds the Signing of the Small Business Jobs Act
• Search in Italy for missing US balloonists ends
• N.M. voters will decide on bonds, amendments
• Word junkies bring 'A' game to bee
• Prairie dogs find new home away from former College of Santa Fe campus
• Harry Teague’s VetStar Bill Passed by House
• Defense Contract Awarded to Artesia Refinery
• Harry Teague Meets with Carlsbad Officials
• Harry Teague’s Bill to Boost NM Biofuel Industry Passes House
• Harry Teague Votes to Level Playing Field for US Manufacturers
• Harry Teague Votes to Extend Stop Loss Compensation Deadline
• Heinrich Raises More Than $575 Thousand In Third Quarter With Over $1 Million In The Bank
• Harry Teague Announces Health Program Funding for NMSU - Carlsbad
• Birding at Rancho de las Golondrinas – Oct. 29, 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Harry Teague Announces Funding for Hispanic Student Programs at Southern NM Colleges
• Frozen-yogurt shop goes green
• Harry Teague Announces Funding for Valencia County High Schools
• September bankruptcies
• Harry Teague Announces New Law Enforcement Officers for Alamogordo, Artesia and Hobbs
• Santa Fe economy: Job outlook bleak
• Rep. Luján's District Staff to Hold Mobile Office Hours in Crowpoint, Fruitland, Ribera,
• Travel and Nature Visual Journaling Workshop with Lisa de St. Croix – Saturday October 9th, 20
• Add Bling To Your Art with Sandra Duran Wilson – November 6-7, 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mex
• “PIZZA & PASTA POWER” – Las Cosas Cooking School – Tuesday, October 5 @
• Local news in brief October 3, 2010
• Colo. county planners reject nuclear-waste loading facility
• Church featured in PBS series
• Tuesday's last chance to register to vote
• Musical free-for-all: Buffalo Thunder hosts weekend festival
• Missing pilots cast pall over balloon fiesta
• Feds reopen study on LANL facility
• Local news in brief October 2, 2010
• For the birds: Migrating species swoop back into Santa Fe scene
• Saturday chat: Understanding culture key to foreign aid
• Health briefs, Oct. 2, 2010
• Cold front ushers out hottest September in decade for Santa Fe
• Dognapping caught by surveillance footage
• Operation Descansos: Officer says DWI offenders are 'owning up'
• Weekend promises best displays of vibrant aspens at Valle Vidal
• Former state election chief's office ransacked
• [Story, photo gallery] Peñasco serves way to easy District 2AA win over Santa Fe Prep
• Elks Lose Homecoming Game, Show Glimpses of Future Glory
• Artist-turned-astronomer tracks the galaxy's glowing, traveling orbs
• 400 years of politics: Where power, influence collide
• Balloon Fiesta: Rookie pilot rising
• Dig Pink: A Volleyball Fundraiser for Cancer Awareness
• “CLASSIC FRENCH SOUPS AND STEWS” Las Cosas Cooking School – Friday October 8, 2010
• Mideast talks have long, tortured past
• Trail Dust: Gen. Sterling Price won pointless victory in 1848
• Cuban pastor to discuss native land
• Local news in brief October 1, 2010
• Big changes proposed for medical marijuana program
• Jemez Pueblo man held in murder
• Census: no change in NM median income
• NM gets grant for health care exchange
• US balloonists plunged at 50 mph, likely dead
• Football: St. Michael's drops 17th straight game to Class AAAA Albuquerque St. Pius X
• Consumer Advocacy Group Announces Support for Udall’s Cell Phone “Bill Shock” Legislation [press_
• “KNIFE SKILLS WORKSHOP” – Saturday October 9, 2010 – Las Cosas Cooking Schoo
• Meditative Techniques with Elizabeth Ebner – Oct. 16 ,2010 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Fracking film earns Emmy
• AG says write-in candidate is legal
• Will the Proposed Aamodt Settlement Benefit Pojoaque Valley?
• Art Quilt Santa Fe – May 1-6, 2011 – 5 nights at Buffalo Thunder Hotel & Casino
• Heinrich Honors New Mexico Air National Guard and 150th Fighter Wing
• Elkettes Reign Over Lady Horsemen
• Greening Your Home, Green the Planet with Carol Berry – Oct. 16, 2010 – Santa Fe, New Me
• Action Center
• Follow Us On Facebook
• Udall Introduces Legislation to Reduce Cell Phone “Bill Shock” [press_release]
• SFR Talk: Art Star
• Into the Light
• Udall and Bingaman Introduce Bill to Allow Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo Longer Trust Leasing Terms [press_re
• 3 Day Intermediate Printmaking with Akua Inks with Judy Just – Oct. 29, 2010 – Santa Fe,
• SUSANA MARTINEZ RECEIVES ENDORSEMENT OF ALBUQUERQUE POLICE OFFICERS’ ASSOCIATION
• N.M. Senators: Air Force Extends Public Comment Period for LATN Proposal [press_release]
• Senate Passes Bunning, Udall, Alexander, Corker Resolution Honoring Sick Nuclear Workers with a Nati
• Udall, Genachowski: New ABQ-Based Pilot Program Will Improve Health Care Communications in Rural Nat
• PVHS Speak Out: What’s Your Favorite Thing to Do in the Fall?
• Elkettes Dig Deep, Defeat Lady Braves
• Let 2010 be The Year You Finally Follow Your Dreams and Learn to Etch Glass at Aliento Glass School!
• Float the Fiesta! Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta! with Quiet Waters Paddling Adventures
• A Sharp
• Zane's World
• Bet the Farm
• On Thin Ice?
• Show Your Support
• Find a Volunteer Center
• Get a Bumper Sticker
• Show your Support: Get a T-Shirt
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR RELEASES NEW ADVERTISEMENT
• Free Fall Music Festival at Buffalo Thunder Features Ozomotli and Los Lonely Boys
• DISHONEST DIANE: Hypocrisy On Corporations
• Heinrich Urges Vote to Make Middle-Class Tax Cuts Permanent
• INTRODUCTION TO TAPESTRY TECHNIQUES & DESIGN and DYE WORKSHOPS with James Koehler – Sant
• NM Officials: More Time For Public Comments, Outreach For Cannon’s Low Altitude Training Flights Ne
• Udall: Small Biz Jobs Act Good for New Mexico [press_release]
• Soccer: Elks Blank Questa
• Pojoaque Basin Water Alliance Meeting on September 29
• “TERRIFIC TAGINES & COUSCOUS” – Las Cosas Cooking School – Tuesday Octob
• Eduardo’s Day Spa
• Career Development for Artists (NEW!) with Cate Moses – October 23, 2010 – Santa Fe , Ne
• DESPERATE DIANE: Flailing Attacks, Patented Falsehoods
• Cross Country: Elks Pack Up to Win Capital City Invite
• Volleyball: Elkettes Continue to Be a Class Act
• Southwest Cooking Vacations: Pie and Tart Crusts with Mark Sciscenti – Oct. 10, 2010 – S
• DISHONEST DIANE: Running From Her Record
• DENISH VS. DENISH: Record On Job Creation
• DISHONEST DIANE: Even More False Attacks
• Tewa Communication Brings Wireless Broadband Internet Service to Northern New Mexico
• Holiday Time in Santa Fe, New Mexico: Chritsmas Tin Tree-Topper Workshop with Richard Gabriel Jr. &n
• “FOR THE LOVE OF PARMIGIANOREGGIANO” – Friday October 15, 2010 – Las Cosas C
• N.M. Congressional Delegation: Bayard Receives Grant to Expand Library [press_release]
• S.F. County Fire Department Awarded $499,200 Grant for Additional Volunteer Staffing
• Clamshell/Drop-Spine or Solander Box Making with Mita Saldaña – Oct. 2, 2010 – Sa
• Chic and Easy Pearl Necklace (NEW!) with Claudia Chavez – Oct. 16, 2010 – Santa Fe, New
• “HOW TO MAKE BREAD” – Las Cosas Cooking School – Saturday October 16, 2010 &
• College Scholarships Available for PVHS Students
• Heinrich Successful in Fight for New Mexico Small Businesses
• Pop Quiz: 2010 Legislative House Districts 47 & 48
• Zane's World
• SFR Talk: Poetic Justice
• Acrylic Painting Workshop : Gels, Pastes & Mediums with Nancy Reyner – October 25-27, 2010
• Bingaman & Udall: Luna County and Española to Benefit from DOJ Recovery Grants [press_rel
• Bingaman & Udall Introduce Bill That Shifts Country Toward Clean Energy, Helps Create Jobs [pres
• Udall Presents ‘Constitutional Option’ to Senate Rules Committee [press_release]
• Censored!
• A Sharp
• Pop Heart
• Soccer: Elkettes Break Into the Win Column
• Cleveland High Brings Lightning and Thunder to Ben Lujan Gymnasium
• “SAUCES & SALSAS OF THE GREAT SOUTHWEST” – Las Cosas Cooking School – Sa
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR STATEMENT ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION
• In Case You Missed It! Only Bold Change Will End Rampant Abuse In State Government
• DESPERATE DIANE’S TERRIBLE WEEK
• DISHONEST DIANE: On Transparency
• Burglary suspect caught sleeping on job
• La Nina quickly gains strength, threatening drought in N.M.
• [Photo gallery] Pojoaque Valley Elkettes Tournament of Champions final
• Local news in brief, September 21, 2010
• Local judges won't hear phone threat case
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR RELEASES NEW ADVERTISEMENT
• Santa Fe Trails: Bus opera breaks boundaries of stage performance
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR RELEASES TWO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
• Encaustic and Mixed Media Mark-Making II with Paula Roland – October 24, 2010 – Santa Fe
• Heinrich Celebrates the Life and Legacy of Stewart Udall
• Secretary Salazar Honors Stewart Lee Udall at Interior Building Dedication Ceremony [press_release]
• N.M. Hatch chiles bring fame, heat
• Running with a fork: Fake N.M. decor no reflection on authenticity of restaurant's food
• “PEKING DUCK-FEST” Las Cosas Cooking School – Friday October 1 @ 6 PM-9 PM –
• Bingaman & Udall Introduce “Katie’s Law” Legislation in the Senate [press_release]
• Soccer: Elks Nip the Taos Tigers
• Teen Court Seeks Teen Attorneys
• Santa Fe officers collecting old prescriptions
• Police plan arrest warrant roundup
• Encaustic and Mixed Media Mark-Making I with Paula Roland – October 23, 2010 – Santa Fe,
• Santa Fe Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• World Class Car Show Roars into La Mesita Ranch
• Haiti: Behind the lens
• A warm welcome for Santa Fe University Art and Design
• Mending shattered lives: Haiti after the quake
• Business Beat: Beaver Toyota's new digs will wait on Walmart
• Business briefs for Sept. 21, 2010
• SCORE honchos point to the future
• Workshops/seminars for Sept. 21, 2010
• Staff on leave costs county thousands
• Golden Acrylics: Free Lecture/Demo with Nancy Reyner in Albuquerque,NM – Saturday, September 2
• [Photo gallery] St. Michael's Horseman v. Las Vegas Robertson Cardinals
• Espanola, Luna County get federal funds
• Scientist at heart of spy probe released to halfway house
• DISHONEST DIANE EXPOSED
• New Mexico Magazine, October 2010 “Melt with you” A message from Ellen Koment
• Elkettes Win Tournament of Champions
• Blue Lake's return: In their words
• Congress toughens anti-fraud Indian-crafts law
• Renaissance Fair offers history, costumed merriment
• Taos Pueblo celebrates 40th anniversary of Blue Lake's return
• Plan a Creative Vacation after the New Year! DEMONSTRATION: DRAWING WITH GLASS – Wednesday, Ja
• Man held in van's theft from gas station
• A long road to recovery
• GET YOUR GLASS ON !!! – KILNCAST GLASS with Richard Whiteley -January 6-12 ,2011- Bullseye Res
• Santa Fe native vies for state fair crown
• Real Creator of $150 Million da Vinci Discovered
• Singer, politician Kinky Friedman to debut cigars
• Marcia Keegan to sign book on Blue Lake
• Film honors Stewart Udall's environmental legacy
• Unshakable faith: Haiti after the quake
• Glass Class For Christmas !!! BASIC KILNCAST GLASS with Erik Whittemore – December 17-18 &
• Volleyball: Elkettes Win; Football: Elks Lose
• Felicia Trujillo Weaves Willow Baskets and Furniture
• For Republicans, tea party poses threat of civil war
• Local news in brief September 18, 2010
• Food inspections, Sept. 18, 2010
• For the birds: Clark's Nutcrackers back in Santa Fe
• Centuries after discovery, neutrons a still mystery
• Bite in the night: Bedbug populations surge in U.S. cities — Santa Fe included
• Jon stopped by the New Mexico Victory 2010 office to thank all the volunteers for their hard work.
• PNM plan reduces credits for solar power
• Local news in brief September 19, 2010
• Local news in brief September 17, 2010
• Closed criminal cases to remain on Web
• Cerrillos Hills park to expand
• I Need Your Help Today
• Contaminated pipe halts LANL cleanup project
• DENISH ON DENISH: On Campaign Ads
• Man charged in child porn case
• President Obama schedules trip to NM on Sept. 28
• Businesses make switch to solar energy
• State: Bland is $57,000 behind on taxes
• Fiscal crisis lost in campaign crossfire
• Permeable parking, landscape changes planned on Santa Fe River trail
• Stations of the Cross breathes new life into Bishop Lamy's garden
• Norteños seize on Martinez's Texas ties
• Couple accused of peddling nuke secrets
• Start Planning Your Trip Now ! PAINTING WITH GLASS with Erik Whittemore – January 21-24,2011 S
• Harry Teague Announces Funding to Support NM Specialty Crops
• Speak Out: Should High School Students Have a Curfew?
• Couple charged in nuclear weapons secrets case
• DEMONSTRATION: PAINTING WITH GLASS with Erik Whittemore -December 15,2010- Bullseye Resource Center,
• Police notes September 17, 2010
• Judge decides evidence will stand in kidnapping case
• NM Delegation: UNM Receives $143M Loan Guarantee to Build New Sandoval Regional Medical Center [pres
• KILN-GLASS COMPONENTS FOR JEWELRY AND WEARABLES with Bonnie Celeste – January 28-31,2011 &ndas
• Udall Urges Troops and Veterans to Claim Stop Loss Compensation [press_release]
• Off leash: Creating peace on the wings of a dove
• Bingaman & Udall: Key Bill Supports N.M. Military Installations [press_release]
• Police: Sheriff's wife fights off muggers
• The pet connection Sept. 16, 2010
• Chavez drops ethic complaint against Ortiz
• Former President Clinton coming to Española
• Goat dies in drive-by shooting
• Heinrich Releases Debate Schedule; Includes Three Televised Debates
• Harry Teague Announces Justice System funding for Two Southern New Mexico Tribes
• Harry Teague Announces Recovery Act Funding to Combat Border Violence in Luna County
• Harry Teague Announces Disaster Assistance Loans for New Mexico Agriculture
• DISHONEST DIANE: Gubernatorial Candidate Denish Versus Lieutenant Governor Denish
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair in Los Lunas
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair in Deming
• VIDEO: Heinrich Fighting for Small Business Owners
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fairs in Las Cruces and Anthony
• Udall Votes to Approve Small Business Jobs Bill [press_release]
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair in Silver City
• Udall: NM Receives $1 Million to Expand Nutrition Aid for Low-Income Seniors [press_release]
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair in Truth or Consequences
• Marianne Hornbuckle: A Transformative Presence in Pojoaque Valley
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair in Socorro
• Volleyball: Elkettes Torch Demonettes
• Rep. Luján Votes to Create Jobs, Lower Energy Costs in Rural Communities
• A Message from Elizabeth Mesh, the owner of Artists for Hire – From the outskirts of Santa Fe&
• Rep. Luján Introduces Resolution Recognizing the 40th Anniversary of the Return of Blue Lake
• SFR Talk
• Global good deeds
• Soccer: Elks Pound Socorro, Elkettes Lose
• Website aims to keep schools' cash-strapped programs alive
• Forms disclose Denish's huband lobbied at state level
• Santa Fe man held on rape charge
• Our fellows have been a huge part of our campaign. If you're interested in applying to the fel
• SUV ticket program still not up to speed
• High Road Art Tour – September 18-19 and September 25-26, 2010 – DAY TRIP from Santa Fe,
• Shared histories: Students celebrate Mexico's independence with cultural activities
• Proposal would nix parliamentarian
• New Heinrich Ad Shows That Barela’s Ideas Come Right Out Of The Failed Bush/Cheney Playbook
• Foraging foodies: Nuts, roots bring modern menu one step closer to nature
• Harry Teague’s Katie’s Law Summit Focuses on Need for National Law
• Yard signs and new bumper stickers have arrived! Please stop by the campaign office at: 3700 Osuna
• City Ethics Code headed to drawing board
• Harry Teague Urges Service Members to Apply for Stop Loss Compensation
• Harry Teague Votes to “Make It in America”, Boost US Manufacturing
• Wyoming fat cat donates $200K to Martinez
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair in Lordsburg
• Harry Teague’s VetStar Bill Passes Committee
• Former CYFD official pleads guilty to child porn
• PHOTO: Heinrich Concludes High-Tech Manufacturing Business Tour With A Visit To TransCore Amtech Tec
• Sundance Photography Workshop – THE CITY DIFFERENT WORKSHOP – October 3 through 9, 2010
• Wine Matters: Wine and Chile Fiesta auctions to boost cooking nonprofit
• Heinrich's Votes Boost Manufacturing Industry
• Local news in brief, Sept. 16, 2010
• Police: Arrests may help curtail thefts
• A Sharp
• ACLU office to shut its doors
• Shroom-hunters rustle up Red River porcinis
• State of Play
• Historical/Hysterical Parade winners announced
• Farmers Market offers juicy deal on the south side
• Postwar Paperwork
• A La Mesa to close up shop Oct. 2
• Zane's World
• Roundhouse Roundup: Dueling election officials invoke records law
• Milla Vanilla
• Crowds from near, far head to fair
• Estimated 28,000 attended Zozobra
• Untitled
• Comcast prepares for digital switch
• Qwest contractor owes millions to New Mexico subcontractors
• Judge, prosecutor spar after missed hearings lead to suspects' release
• Teague, Luján Announce Federal Disaster Assistance after Monsoon Damage
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair in Alamogordo
• Harry Teague Reminds Students of October Deadline for Service Academy Nominations
• Harry Teague Tours Border, Discusses Emergency Border Security Funding
• Harry Teague Announces Staff Mobile Office Hours in Silver City
• Harry Teague Announces Mobile Office Hours in Carlsbad
• Harry Teague Announces Mobile Office Hours in Alamogordo
• Harry Teague Announces Staff Mobile Office Hours in Bosque Farms and Belen
• A Peak into the Window of Pojoaque Valley Real Estate
• NM probation officer accused of taking bribe
• Que Viva la Quick 'n' Dirty Guide!
• Burn Him!
• PRESENTATION: WHAT IS KILN-GLASS? With Erik Whittemore -Wednesday, November 10,2010 – Bullseye
• Heinrich Honored For Leadership on Behalf of America's Family Farmers, Ranchers, and Rural Comm
• Police say man caught after busting out of police car
• PRINTMAKING FOR KILN-GLASS with Erik Whittemore – December 3-5,2010 – Santa Fe,New Mexic
• Heinrich Returns from Afghanistan Trip
• 'Cruel' end to Venezuelan family's legal immigration
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair in Carlsbad
• National Wildlife Federation Action Fund Endorses Congressman Heinrich
• Piedras Marcadas: Pueblo's clash with Coronado uncovered
• NM Delegation: $18.65 Million Awarded Through Recovery Act for Broadband Services Across State [pres
• League of Conservation Voters Action Fund Endorses Congressman Heinrich for Re-Election
• Desfile de la Gente: A bit of hysteria for everyone in annual parade
• Zozobra and Fiesta de Santa Fe 2010 in photos
• Heinrich Has Another Strong Fundraising Quarter
• MARTINEZ POSTS FUNDRAISING SURGE; STRONGLY POSITIONED FOR FINAL WEEKS
• Working Families Continue to Show Strong Support of Colón for Lt. Governor
• Representative Heinrich Participates in Organizing for America Day of Action
• Teague, Luján Announce Federal Disaster Assistance after Monsoon Damage
• Democrat Brian Colón Takes to the Airwaves
• Join Us For a Westside Fiesta
• Bishop’s Lodge Creative Tourism Photography Package
• Brian Colón Announces Education and Job Training Plan to Celebrate National Teacher Day
• Heinrich Campaign Debuts First TV Ad
• Business briefs for Sept. 14, 2010
• AFT New Mexico Endorses Brian Colón for Lt. Governor
• Television Ad Shows Heinrich Hard At Work For The People Of Central New Mexico
• Business Beat: Exterior-design firm sees biz bouncing back
• Democrat Brian Colón Releases Second TV Spot with "College"
• Heinrich Recognizes New Mexico's Working Families on Labor Day
• GOP attacks Denish over husband's lobbying
• Colón Featured as “New Generation in New Mexico Politics” by Norteño Magaz
• Martin To Meet With Seniors To Discuss Importance Of Strengthening Social Security
• Workshops and seminars for Sept. 14, 2010
• Members of the CWA Local 7076 Ready to Support Brian Colón for Lt. Governor
• Jon visited with employees at Sierra Peaks and Marpac.
• Local news in brief September 14, 2010
• Animal Protection Voters Endorses Brian Colón
• In Case You Missed today's Albuquerque Journal political cartoon
• The flea market's a-flying
• United Steel Workers Endorse Colón for Lt. Governor
• Jon visited with Seniors at the Los Volcanes Senior Center on Albuquerque's Westside.
• County to hold land-plan hearing
• Thank You, it is Time to Focus on Victory!
• SUSANA MARTINEZ RELEASES ANOTHER NEW ADVERTISEMENT
• Warmer winter expected from La Niña
• PÂTE DE VERRE, METHODS TO FORM BY Alicia Lomné – November 18-23,2010 – Bull
• 2010 Elections:Martinez outpaces Denish in campaign fundraising
• School board service no easy task
• INDECISIVE DIANE: Driver’s Licenses For Illegal Immigrants
• Court crushes ranchers' bid to derail hearing on waterway protections
• Scandals again a factor in attorney general's race
• NM Delegation: $18.65 Million Awarded Through Recovery Act for Broadband Services Across State
• The Scent of Roses
• Elks Run Wild in Taos
• Volleyball: Monument Valley Rocks Pojoaque Valley
• PRINTMAKING FOR KILN-GLASS with Erik Whittemore – November 5-7,2010 – Bullseye Resource
• SURVEY OF KILN-GLASS with Erik Whittemore – October 25–30,2010 – Bullseye Resource
• Ellen Koment Encaustic Workshops: September Workshop: More About Encaustic Painting, Going a Littl
• DEMONSTRATION: PRINTMAKING FOR KILN-GLASS with Erik Whittemore- Bullseye Resource Center, Santa Fe,N
• Pojoaque Basin Water Allianace Meeting
• Volleyball: Two State Champs To Collide at Piedra Vista
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR RELEASES NEW ADVERTISEMENT
• Harry Teague to Tour Border Operations
• Harry Teague to Host Katie’s Law Summit
• Pojoaque Valley High School Students Speak Out
• County Commissioners Study Sustainable Land Development Plan
• ARTIST TALK: MARTHA PFANSCHMIDT – FORAYS INTO KILN-GLASS – Bullseye Resource Center, San
• LAYERED ASSEMBLAGE with Martha Pfanschmidt – Bullseye Resource Center, Santa Fe,New Mexico
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR RESPONSE TO NEW DIANE DENISH ATTACK AD
• September 11th - A Day of Remembrance: Harry Teague to Honor Victims, Visit with First ...
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair in Roswell
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair in Hobbs
• Rep. Luján’s Statement on the Anniversary of 9/11
• Heinrich Statement on the Ninth Anniversary of September 11
• ARTIST TALK & DEMONSTRATION with CATHARINE NEWELL – Bullseye Resource Center, Santa Fe,New
• Udall: Survey Shows Need to Curb Drunk Driving [press_release]
• Heinrich Votes To Prevent Thousands Of New Mexico Teachers From Losing Their Jobs
• Rep. Luján’s District Staff to Hold Mobile Office Hours in Clovis, Corrales, Santa Fe,
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR RELEASES BORDER SECURITY ADVERTISEMENT
• U.S. Education Department Releases $64.9 Million for New Mexico Schools to Keep Teachers in the Clas
• Bingaman And Heinrich To Present Export Achievement Certificate To Local Small Business
• Rep. Luján to Hold Town Hall on Land Grants in Espanola
• It’s Time For Fiscal Sanity In New Mexico
• Udall: New Mexico Receives $900,000+ for Airport Improvements [press_release]
• Heinrich And U.S. Department of Energy Assistant Secretary, Cathy Zoi, to Visit SUMCO Phoenix Corpor
• ADVISORY: Rep. Luján and Department of Energy Assistant Secretary, Cathy Zoi, to Visit LANL
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR STATEMENT ON CORRUPTION
• ABQ to Receive $500,000 Grant to Make Energy out of Garbage [press_release]
• Udall Votes to Keep NM Teachers, Firefighters and Police at Work [press_release]
• Rep. Luján, Panel, and Community Focus on Prevention and Communication at Espanola Drug Summi
• In Case You Missed It! Governor’s Race: What’s In A Name?
• Bingaman & Udall Announce $31 Million to Help Address One of New Mexico’s Most Dangerous Highwa
• Udall Votes to Confirm Kagan as 112th Supreme Court Justice [press_release]
• ADVISORY: Rep. Luján, Dept. of Energy Asst. ...
• In Case You Missed It! Campaigns Move Into High Gear
• New Mexico Receives More Than $3.6 Million for Airport Runway Improvements [press_release]
• Udall: New Mexico Businessman Among Appointees to Manufacturing Council [press_release]
• Rep. Luján to Visit Horses for Heroes
• Harry Teague Announces Funding for Lea County Law Enforcement
• Bingaman & Udall: $3.5 Million in Recovery Act Funds Released For Middle Rio Grande Habitat Rest
• Energy Committee Approves Bill to Transfer Valles Caldera to National Park Service [press_release]
• Rep. Luján to Host Forum on PTSD in Rio Rancho
• Congressman Harry Teague Announces Staff Mobile Office Hours in Las Cruces
• Luis Roybal: an Original Self-Taught Impressionistic Painter from El Rancho
• Bingaman & Udall Applaud Approval of Former APD Commander as U.S. Marshal [press_release]
• Rep. Luján to Host Veterans and Armed Services Discussions in Rio Rancho and Los Alamos
• Harry Teague Continues Small Business Resource Workshop Series in Los Lunas
• A Sharp
• New Mexico and Colorado Delegations Recognize 40th Anniversary of Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad
• Rep. Luján: Recovery Act Investment into Northern New Mexico, Navajo Nation Will Create Jobs,
• Harry Teague Tours Local Recovery Projects in Otero County
• Taxi Cab Confession
• Udall: Senate Passes Crucial Border Security Bill [press_release]
• Heinrich Statement on President Obama Signing Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
• Harry Teague Asks President to Help Restore Stolen Veterans Gravestones in Deming
• Harry Teague Announces Community Casework Resource Fair Series
• Joyless Ride
• Bingaman & Udall: NM Tech & Labs Benefit In Homeland Security Approps Bill [press_release]
• Heinrich Continues To Work To Remove Barriers Between Native American Families And Homeownership
• Harry Teague To Discuss New Agriculture Bill, Continue Constituent Outreach in Hatch, Las Cruces
• INTRODUCTION TO FUSING AND SLUMPING with Erik Whittemore – Bullseye Resource Center, Santa Fe,
• Money Machine
• Senator Udall Invites Students to Apply for In-State Internships [press_release]
• Heinrich To Host Telephone Town Hall To Discuss The Emerging Clean Energy Economy
• Harry Teague Announces Forensic DNA Backlog Reduction Program for New Mexico
• SUSANA MARTINEZ RELEASES STATEMENT ON RECENT BORDER VIOLENCE
• Zane's World
• Udall & Bingaman to Host New Mexico Broadband & Smart Grid Summit [press_release]
• Heinrich, Walz, King, and Donnelly Introduced Bipartisan Legislation To Fast-Track Disability Claims
• Harry Teague Unveils New Bill to Promote New Mexico Agriculture
• CORRUPTION IN SANTA FE CONTINUES
• SFR Talk
• Udall, Bingaman Host NM Broadband Summit [press_release]
• PHOTO: Heinrich Touts Tribal Law and Order Act Becoming Law
• Harry Teague Names Los Lunas Airman “Veteran of the Month”
• WHEN WILL DENISH’S RHETORIC BE MATCHED WITH ACTION?
• Insult to Injury
• NM Delegation: ABQ Airport Receives $2.4 Million Grant to Install Solar Panels on Parking Facility [
• PHOTO: Heinrich Kicks Off High-Tech Manufacturing Business Tour With A Visit To Senspex, Inc. In Alb
• Harry Teague Announces Indian Health Services Grant for Special Diabetes Program in Laguna and ...
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR RELEASES NEW ADVERTISEMENT
• Sunshine Review
• Udall: Five NM Financial Institutions Receive More Than $2 Million to Help Struggling Communities [p
• Heinrich To Host Financial Wellness Fair
• Rep. Luján Celebrates Social Security Anniversary at Gallup Senior Citizen Centers
• SUSANA MARTINEZ FOR GOVERNOR RELEASES BUDGET PRINCIPLES
• Meadows, Wildflowers & Grasses Conference – Saturday, October 2, 2010 – 8:00 am &nda
• Obituary: Juan David Sanchez
• A PARTICULATE LANGUAGE with Catharine Newel – Bullseye Resource Center, Santa Fe,New Mexico
• Soccer: Elks Defeat Gallup Catholic in Desert Academy Tournament
• Flourish Learning – Child & Adult Campanion Classes – Storyseeds, Artblooms and Fami
• Cross Country: Elks/Elkettes Compete in State’s Toughest Meet
• PAINTING WITH GLASS with Ted Sawyer – Bullseye Resource Center, Santa Fe,New Mexico
• SURVEY OF KILN-GLASS with Erik Whittemore Bullseye Resource Center, Santa Fe,New Mexico
• PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTISTS SEPTEMBER 2010 – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Pojoaque River Art Tour on the Horizon
• Waste / Not Exhibit – Art exhibit to feature recycled trash – Santa Fe Community Gallery
• Rep. Lujan to Visit with Owners of Horses for Heroes
• Football: Elks Win Big in Wingate
• Watercolor Workshop at The Old School House Gallery With Instructor – Tricia Love – Satu
• Understanding Your World: Obama and the Middle East
• Timeline of events of Mitchell Hanrahan murder investigation
• Local briefs Sept. 4, 2010
• Labor Day kicks off campaigns, traditional and techy alike
• Trail Dust: Lowly palace windows need spotlight
• Fighter Monica Lovato charged in Buffalo Thunder melee
• Four face charges in 1998 killing of state employee
• Eldorado neighbors help a family cope with father's disappearance
• Cochiti Lake a getaway light on gas
• Woman dies in single-car accident in Española
• The Old School House Gallery – Beginner Art Classes in Sandia Park, New Mexico
• Prep football: Hornets rout Santa Fe High after flat tire delays start of matchup
• State looks for excessive unemployment payments
• County Clerk Valerie Espinoza says she was 'attacked' by city manager's ex
• Denish donates contributions from ex-pension chairman
• School district puts Acequia Madre closure on hold
• Monitoring well helps city water managers explore aquifer
• Ashley Browning, Pojoaque Pueblo Artist Impresses Judges
• Bishop’s Lodge Creative Tourism Photography Package
• Waste Stations Closed for Labor Day
• The Old Schoolhouse Gallery – Labor Day Weekend Arts and Crafts Festival – Sat.-Mon., Se
• Local news in brief, September 3, 2010
• PETA wants warning about dogs in hot cars added to driving manual
• Motorcyle officers train for recertification
• Families say police threatening deportation in probe
• Police say recent arrests just the beginning in crackdown on crime
• Food Fitness and Faith with Shibana 1 Wellness in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Kathryn Blackmun Pottery, Design & Illustration – September 2010 mini-UPDATE
• Domestic well event attracts crow
• Fiesta de Santa Fe magazine available today
• NM pension chief resigns after loan is disclosed
• Spoil Yourself from Head to Toe at Brenda’s Hair Design
• Soccers: Elks and Elkettes Lose to Bernalillo
• Pet connection Sept. 2, 2010
• Off leash: A simple fix to stop animal overpopulation
• Blind kitty has all the right senses
• The Zumba Rumba
• Eating Wrong
• Behind the Numbers
• Fraud Fest 2010
• Local news in brief, September 2, 2010
• Zane's World
• Roundhouse Roundup: Herrera bugged by wiretap fear
• SWEAT 2010
• Investors may bail out First State
• Running With a Fork: Cooks who can't can have pickle options
• State agencies dodge furloughs
• The Ethical Epicure: Whether pine or piñon, nuts come at a cost
• NM agencies dodge furloughs in cutting budgets
• The skinny on shrimp
• New Mexico National Guard deployed to border
• Youth pleads guilty in murder case
• Gia Rosa Creativity Studio – Workshops in Beginning Glass Beadmaking,Inclusions & Surface
• SFR Talk: Rapp Rap
• LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY: Man sentenced in tainted-gold theft
• Hiking the high country
• Art Reigns Again in Pojoaque Valley with 17th Annual Pojoaque River Art Tour
• Plein Air In Oil Workshop with Barry McCuan – October 11 – 15, 2010 – Santa Fe , N
• After repairs, 1880s-era Spitz Clock will start ticking again
• Artist Demonstrations – Saturday’s in September – 6pm to 9pm – Hotel Plaza R
• NM agency offers private land access for hunters
• Man charged in connection with death threats
• Local news in brief August 31, 2010
• Biologist explores what's real, possible and in between
• County seeks public opinion on code of conduct changes
• Santa Fe man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Rule would require permits for solicitations
• City Councilor Matthew Ortiz accused of ethics violation
• Ethics and Rules Committee meeting canceled
• Soccer: Elks Hoping To Increase Their Numbers
• Local news in brief Sept. 1, 2010
• Excerpt from Santa Fe Arts Today with Sabrina Pratt and Artist Paula Roland
• County delays vote on new code of conduct
• [Photo gallery] The week in sports Aug. 23-28
• Ex-LANL employee sentenced in radioactive gold case
• Bills would have toughened penalty for judge threat
• Aspen gets spruced-up for first day
• Streets around courthouse back open
• Mixed Media Workshops with Darlene Olivia McElroy
• Shooting threat puts downtown Santa Fe offices on lockdown
• Crossing guards all about safety
• An original Code Talker keeps tale alive
• Analysis: Governor's race candidates can't balance state budget on promises
• International Baccalaureate school to open with six students
• Summer jam: Red chile-raspberry is hot concoction
• Speak Out: What’s Your Opinion of the Tea Party?
• Sandra Duran Wilson – Mixed Media Collage Workshop – November 6-7,2010 -Santa Fe,New Mex
• Business Beat: Stern opens 2nd gallery on Canyon Road
• Workshops and seminars for Aug. 31, 2010
• New hope for Esperanza
• Business briefs for August 31, 2010
• [With slideshow] Demons can't fend off Panthers in second half of season opener
• 'An invisible loss': Gays and lesbians find comfort hard to come by after partner's d
• Zozobra: Children audition to be part of burning celebration
• Volleyball: Disciplined Elkettes in Come from Behind Victory
• Heavy rains in weather forecast
• Football: Hilltoppers Blank the Elks in Season Opener
• WORDHARVEST PRESENTS: Tony Hillerman Writers Weekend November 11-13, 2010 in Santa Fe New Mexico
• Luján objects to barber article
• Trail Dust: Remembering an irreplaceable Southwestern historian
• Local news in brief August 28, 2010
• Two injured in gas explosion
• Environmentalists question proposed cougar harvest rules
• Local news in brief August 29, 2010
• County installs bulk water system
• Landowner threatens to block White Peak access
• Bureau of Land Management to boost its ethics programs
• PNM head focuses on challenges
• Commission chooses poster contest winner
• Rosetta Stone releases Navajo language software
• Poll: Susana Martinez leading Diane Denish in governors race
• Pertussis cases on rise from last year
• Auto burglaries jump 28 percent in Santa Fe
• Police: Man who shot dogs nabbed for DWI
• Ex-officer linked to Fierro case now a Rio Arriba County deputy
• State cuts extra leave for Fiesta, State Fair
• Make your pick for the official Santa Fe poster
• Venture into Class AAAA comes in large quantities for Demons football coach
• Free Water Testing at Pueblo of Pojoaque Wellness Center
• St. John's College welcomes students with convocation
• Man suspected drowned in Storrie Lake
• Elks’ Football Team Wants to Wash Your Car
• Bill Huey, 85, leaves conservationist legacy
• Upcoming Silver Jewelry Workshops with Rita Marie Ross in Santa Fe, New Mexico September 11th &nda
• Jobless rate remains steady
• Honor guards match up in Santa Fe
• Council contemplates water-rate changes
• Playwrights explore 'tragedy' of teen pregnancy
• Police willing to cut budgets for pre-K programs
• Luján's barber received asphalt shillings as storage payment
• Film screening highlights dangerous trip for immigrants
• Local news in brief August 27, 2010
• Blue Cross premiums to increase on Oct. 1
• Anti-Fan: Sometimes team tops dream
• State: Paving firm mishandled hazardous waste
• Live high school football coverage on Santafenewmexican.com
• Volleyball: WOW! The Elkettes Were Awesome!!!!!!
• Lightning caused fire burning east of Pecos
• Herrera rejects allegations, ignores questions
• Volleyball: Elkettes Set to Defend Their Crown
• Sevillanas Jam at Teresa Neptune Gallery on Canyon Road with Julia Chacon – Celebrate summer a
• Local news in brief, August 26, 2010
• City OKs deal with troubled paver
• 'Intense' first-year head coach is driving force behind Jaguars football team
• Paint the Town in Santa Fe – Elderhostel Road Scholar – Adventures in Lifelong Learning
• SFR Talk: Mellower Drama
• NM police: mother, baby slain
• A Sharp
• Bandelier monument shares NM pueblo people's story
• She-Fish?
• Taco Bell to get new home on Cerrillos
• Zane's World
• Governor's name game was labor of chagrin
• Single mom fights to stop Eldorado water shut-off
• New name, new image for Santa Fe University of Art and Design
• Police arrest man in home invasion
• S.F. man accused of assaulting teen
• Horsemen aim to erase memories of season-ending skid
• Secretary of state puts whistle-blower on leave
• Empower Youth through the Power of Mentoring
• Food giant to dump N.M. seed operation
• ALLAN HOUSER SCULPTURE GARDEN TOURS- A short drive from Santa Fe, New Mexico off the historic Turquo
• No decision on insurance rate hike
• 2010 City of Santa Fe Poster Competition – WINNER TO BE ANNOUNCED AT Opening reception, Frida
• Repairs to NM trestle could cost $2 million
• NM senator says stimulus funds drying up
• Soccer: Elks and Elkettes Blanked in Season Opener
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Nambe Community Center
• Silenced Talkers
• The Next Waiver
• Man charged with raping young girl
• Roadside memorials safe from appeals court ruling
• Fiesta de Santa Fe: Fashioning Garb for Old Man Gloom
• Santa Fe Photographic Workshops – Photo Contest – September 15, 2010 Final submission de
• [Photo gallery] 2010 Santa Fe Indian Market
• NM ranchers sue over changes in wolf program
• Santa Fe Indian School ready to match up against District 5AAA field
• Soccer: Elkettes Have the Speed to Compete
• Area seniors to display, sell art at fair Wednesday
• City council considers property-tax increase
• Running with a Fork: Seeds of Change to uproot, head West
• Lovelace insurance patients in limbo as sides to resume talks
• Breathing new life into basil
• Vandals hit Cross of the Martyrs for third year in a row
• NM woman, child die in fire
• Off-roaders stress need for official OHV parks
• Facilities, parks to close for maintenance, repairs
• DAY TRIP from Santa Fe – STARLIGHT RANCH ART WORKSHOPS in Edgewood,New Mexico
• Local news in brief, August 25, 2010
• Growing up with green thumbs
• Uranium found seeping into wells
• Workshops and seminars for Aug. 24, 2010
• Local news in brief August 24, 2010
• Body Up Nutrition is up and running
• Smooth start at new school
• Tired of Facebook? Become a Culturalista! Create Culture is a place to find the stories, perspective
• AZ escapees, companion charged with murder in NM
• S.F. County Sustainable Land Development Plan: Special Meeting
• Health in brief, Aug. 21, 2010
• Body found in Cochiti Lake could be Glorieta woman
• Newspaper archives lead California woman to trove of family letters preserved in Santa Fe
• Interview with Film-maker Christopher Roybal
• Diane G. Rolnick, Artist/Painter – EXPERIMENTAL MIXED-MEDIA DRAWING WORKSHOP in Edgewood,New M
• Business briefs for August 24, 2010
• Business Beat: Time to reverse housing trend? Barker hopes so
• Christopher Roybal’s Film, The Spanish Room, Coming to Santa Fe
• Local news in brief August 22, 2010
• Trail Dust: A time of religious division in Laguna pueblo
• Bountiful harvest: Despite freezes, some fruit growers have successful season
• Hiker finds starving horse abandoned in forest
• Writers on mission to 'thrill' troops
• Richardson defends record on education
• Blue Cross customers brace for cost hikes
• State GRIP program: Roads better, but at a cost
• Santa Fe Indian Market: Family showcases late potter's last works
• Santa Fe Indian Market: Couple's view from La Fonda offers window into culture, art and more
• Free Pojoaque Valley Water Clinic at the Pueblo of Pojoaque Wellness Center
• Exploring the many sides of Market buyers
• Local news in brief August 21, 2010
• Police notes August 21, 2010
• Lovelace members cut off from care at Christus St. Vincent
• Science fare, Aug. 21, 2010
• Food-service inspections Aug. 21, 2010
• Understanding your world: The ugly side of 'mosque madness'
• Man jailed one more year for armed robbery
• Have a plan when it comes to parking
• Program helps young dads navigate fatherhood
• For New Mexicans, San Luis Valley has familiar scenes
• Gubernatorial candidates Denish, Martinez mix in off-topic jabs during education debate
• Indian Market award winners announced
• Take an online look at the redesign print edition of The New Mexican
• Eighth Grade Athletes Not Required to Start Season on Middle School Teams
• Help Needy Kids, Donate School Supplies to Pojoaque Valley Students
• Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu -Beginning Beaded Jewelry – October 3-9, 2010 -This experience is on th
• Local news in brief, August 20, 2010
• El Rancho resident blames phone issues on county maintenance crews
• Fact check: Sifting through the rhetoric of the first gubernatorial debate
• St. John's College gets designer touch
• Rifle celebrates Santa Fe's 400th — lock, stock and barrel
• Panel meets in wake of critical charter schools report
• LANL may spend $1.7 billion on environmental cleanup
• City Council mulls ethics code changes
• Pinatas pulled over complaints of racy pictures
• Ballroom Dancer’s Horoscope For August 18 — 24,2010 -Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Local news in brief, August 19, 2010
• Stimulus funds granted to acequias
• Roundhouse Roundup: Secretary of state requests critics' e-mails
• Alsop II wants AG off DWI case in city court
• Another county worker on leave with pay
• State probes accounts of computer hacking
• Indian Market schedule
• Gubernatorial debate: Martinez, Denish to focus on education
• Police: Flash drive holds child porn
• 2010 Boys soccer preview: Horsemen reign in peril
• Cross Coutry: The Elks and Elkettes Are Steeped In a Winning Tradition
• Tarot Visual Journal Workshops – Saturday, September 11th , 2010 – 10 – 4pm
• UNM president to undergo medical treatment
• Hackers target state computers
• Artifact dealers, collectors reflect on raids
• S.F. school board OKs sale of Kaune to Desert Academy
• Gov. Bill Richardson to fight for research chimps
• George Rivera Unveils “Venus Emerging” Sculpture
• Car crash prompts closing on Cerrillos Road
• Summer Studio Sale – Kathryn Blackmun Pottery – Fri. & Sat. Aug. 20 & 21 12-5 &n
• A Sharp
• Zane's World
• Eating Wrong
• Changing of the Garde
• Anthony's Empire
• Budding Ruts
• Searchers find no trace of missing woman
• Wine Matters: Old haunt, new memories
• Questa trail draws praise, spotlights mine protest
• Running with a Fork: Better bitters
• Lemon Sugar Henna with Lisa Lopez – Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Doctor to speak on body's complexity
• Judge: No bond for Martinez
• Santa Fe on the rebound?
• Court orders disclosure of records in police case
• Paddle Fest! – Heron Lake State Park – August 20 – 22, 2010 – New Mexico Sta
• Take a Workshop Vacation! – 100 + Workshops, Classes and Experiences in Santa Fe, New Mexico a
• Toasting a life of service
• Study: Sensitivity lacking among mental-health caregivers
• Group files suit to halt LANL nuke facility
• Attorney: Cutting emissions won't kill N.M. economy
• School consolidation forces nonprofit to relocate
• Mom feared dead after night swim in Rio Grande
• Brother and Sister Teach Jazzercise at the Pueblo of Pojoaque Wellness Center
• Workshops and seminars for Aug. 17, 2010
• Business briefs for August 17, 2010
• Business Beat: Make it 32 years for Santa Fe Stoneworks
• Ex-teacher avoids jail again in abuse case
• The New Mexican, New Mexico Independent to co-host debate live blog
• New housing development affordable — and green
• Artifacts dealer: Don't get snared by 'tricks' of the trade
• N.M. School for the Arts poised to prep teens for college, careers
• Federal aid offsets insurance costs for NM educators
• NM lottery earns record profits for scholarships
• Watchdog group sues to halt plutonium building
• Guerrilla Photo Group – DAY TRIP from Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Sculptures on loan to dress up city parks
• New Mexico School for the Deaf: Historic hall revitalized
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Scheduled for Nambe Community Park
• Know your Inner self with Creativity and Meditation – Bhasweti Gewhas – DAY TRIP from Sa
• Local news in brief Aug. 17, 2010
• Green Chile Power!
• Local news in brief, August 15, 2010
• 'Relocation' policies still working against Indians
• Understanding Your World: Udall works to reverse Senate's fall from grace
• Group aims to get hundreds of dropouts enrolled in school
• Local mountain bikers to organize
• Public school registration plagued by long waits
• The pet connection Aug. 15, 2010
• Local news in brief, August 14, 2010
• Groups meet to scrutinize five proposals for forest off-roading
• Food-service inspections Aug. 14, 2010
• LANL to take action after explosive discovery
• Feast marks 400th finale
• New Mexico casino lawsuit calls tribal sovereignty into question
• Analysis: State's driver's license laws make New Mexico a draw
• Off leash: Shelter still reeling from kidnappings
• District judge rules for union in arbitration case
• Couple's slaying puzzles family
• Trail Dust: Two French traders' unfortunate mistake
• Flight of the hummingbirds: Volunteers observe the fast flyers while biologists track migration
• Budget cuts force nonprofit's student programs on chopping block
• The canine touch: A leg up on reading
• Former church worker gets probation in teen sex case
• Woman disputes report of affair with cousin
• Santa Fe Indian Market: A chocolate tribute
• County investigates energy specialist's allegations
• 'Dream homes' come down to earth
• Teachers, parents embrace challenges of stopping the performance free-fall at Ramirez Thomas
• Salvador Sandoval, Jerry Garcia and Filbert Romero Win Car Show Awards
• School Board Discusses High School Athletic Elgibility for Middle School Athletes
• Final Weeks For Juan Siddi Flamenco Theatre Company At Maria Benitez Theatre-The Lodge at Santa Fe
• PNM, state disagree on haze
• Discontent lingers with forest off-road travel plans
• Local news in brief, August 13, 2010
• Leadership camp prepares students for Aspen Community Magnet School
• Ghost Ranch Santa Fe to close
• Santa Fe Community College clears final hurdle for expansion
• Woman says massage led to sexual assault
• Architect lays out options for Atalaya renovation at public forum
• Mountain Man Trade Fair offers trip back in time
• Bomb scare prompted morning evacuation
• Travel Heart organizes tours of the Southwest, highlighting Nature, Locale Culture, and Native Wisd
• New Mexico offering mobile service for women
• Governor hopefuls clash on education
• Shenisha Espinoza Selected As All-American Cheerleader
• Artist Opening Friday August 13th 2010 and TAROT VISUAL JOURNAL WORKSHOP September 11th 2010 With Li
• 501 Rio Grande D8 Open House! 1-4 pm August 15, 2010
• Capital grad signs pro basketball contract in Mexican league
• Three percent cuts for most state programs
• PNM: Regulations could lead to bill hikes
• Candidate responses on education issues
• Santa Fe's Most Wanted
• Ruffles and Ridges
• A Sharp
• Zane's World
• Local news in brief August 12, 2010
• Local news in brief, Aug. 11, 2010
• Roundhouse Roundup: Plagiarizing AGs and other burning issues
• Running With a Fork: The Fort's frontier favorites
• Police hold suspect in bank break-in
• County panel OKs kids ranch over protests
• State pushes to protect wild lands
• New Mexico National Guard breaks ground on aviation facility to improve service of Medical Evacuatio
• Police suspect overdose in activist's death
• Plaza: 'Loved to death'
• State settles suits over I-25 bridge ice
• Martinez aide got extra pay, no-bid deal
• Tanker spill in popular trout water sparks outrage
• Aspen Community Magnet School to open late
• Sax Stone Carving : Summer Workshop 10th Anniversary Open House and Gallery Show Thursday – A
• Rep. Lujan Votes to Protect Jobs for Teachers, Firefighters and Police Officers
• ICE'd
• Builder Beware
• SFR Talk: Shake Up Street
• Horse trailer, tack stolen from Santa Fe driveway
• Friday Night Talks and Demonstrations with New Mexico’s most talented artists : At Hotel St.F
• Federal funds to provide new veterans service
• Rep. Lujan to Hold Summit on Substance Abuse
• Open Burn Restrictions Lifted in Santa Fe County
• PVHS Cross Country: First Day of Practice
• Lisa de St. Croix Workshops : Travel and Nature Visual Journaling,Visionary Painting,Creating your o
• Agricultural center to host free field day
• Nobel laureate to deliver Oppenheimer talk
• Firm drops 'pay-to-police' Web policy
• After 3-year wait, boy finally gets a Big Brother
• Capital, Santa Fe High, St. Michael's kick off football practice
• Award-winning dancer Julia Chacon featured on the Travel Channel with Samantha Brown offers flamenco
• Business briefs for August 10, 2010
• Robert Quintana, Gay Pride Taos organizer, dead at 29
• Judge dismisses lawsuit over Geronimo's remains
• State cop charged in alleged domestic abuse
• Despite healthy cash reserve, Blue Cross Blue Shield wants steep premium increase
• City of Santa Fe, New Mexico welcome’s five new cities to the UNESCO Creative Cities Network
• Santa Fe judge affirms same-sex marriage
• Handball pros square off in Pojoaque
• State beefs up effort to protect open lands
• Supersized power hub in southeastern N.M. to link 3 major U.S. grids
• Driver faces DWI charge in diner crash
• Al Unser and Sir Stirling Moss to Judge World Class Car Show in Pojoaque Valley
• Mini-News Update from Kathryn Blackmun Pottery & Design Workshops in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Business Beat: Business' focus is repairing old roofs
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• Blue Cross meeting: If you go
• Local news in brief Aug. 10, 2010
• New Santa Fe cigar store should draw
• Workshops and seminars for Aug. 10, 2010
• Run at redemption: After five years in prison, former prep star hopes NMSU is stepping stone to the
• Trial Dust: Murder case riled early Santa Fe
• Local news in brief, August 8, 2010
• Book explores New Mexico geology and landscapes
• Tibet takes center stage at festival
• State agency may increase bear hunting quota
• N.M. show revives issue of 'impostor' acts
• Off leash: Shelter's challenge is to save more lives
• Four-legged service
• The Dumbing Down of the U.S.A.’s Educational System Is Alarming
• Understanding our world: Struggle far from over as Iraq war winds down
• Local news in brief, August 7, 2010
• Food-service inspections Aug. 7, 2010
• Recovery jobs at LANL to top 500
• Lawsuit accuses AG of age, sex discrimination
• Innovative summer camp focuses on intuition, culture
• City aims to reopen trailhead, parking at Zia Road
• Republican challenger for secretary of state sees support from Dems
• Treats and talent at county fair
• Info murky at best on jobs created by stimulus package
• Gloomy news: Zozobra prices up over last year
• Do It for Dvorák
• Steve Pearce Statement on MA Election Results
• Santa Fe ‘passive’ in recruiting new businesses
• Sheriff: Drag racer dies fleeing from cops
• 4 more hours to VOTE!
• Mayor Coss, Legislators Speak at BCNM Press Conference, Rally
• Job wanted
• Task force analyzes ways to streamline
• Borrowed Time
• To the Death
• Workshop Week Returns August 30,2010 at Dance Station Santa Fe , New Mexico
• Tax holiday safe for now as budget crisis looms
• SFCC Bond Request: What you missed at last night's forum
• SFR Talk: The New U
• A Self-Healing Workshop That Can Change Your Life
• Moby-Ditch
• Zane's World
• What Do You Enjoy Most About Your Daily Life?
• Services
• Old-School Healing
• Native American Education Summit at Pojoaque Valley High
• Shopping
• Testing...1,2,3
• Ortiz Printing Santa Fe Team Sales
• A Sharp
• Zane's World
• Opportunity to Make Funding Requests from Santa Fe County
• Food and Dining
• SFR Talk: Organic Process
• Pojoaque Valley Sports Briefs: Let the Games Begin, and Anyone for Tennis?
• Power outage caused by tree limb
• The Last War
• Adequate Yearly Progress Results for Pojoaque Valley Schools Revealed
• Buckman substation up for discussion by county board
• Oil vs. Real Estate
• Texting While Driving Is a Deadly Idea
• Police notes, August 6, 2010
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• Joe Roybal and Maureen Trujillo Strike Gold in Las Cruces
• Local news in brief August 6, 2010
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• Early childhood education centers to open
• Classified Adds
• First 100% Invisible Hearing Aids Introduced by SoundPoint Audiology & Hearing
• State, Santa Fe stress ‘green jobs’
• French berries and political roses honored at Santa Fe County Fair
• Arts and Culture
• Udall Held First Weekly Radio Press Call of 2010
• Santa Fe’s living wage draws mixed reviews
• State police investigate stabbing near Railyard
• Best of Santa Fe 2010
• KOAT 7 and Nelson Martinez Officially Launch Estrella TV
• USA Today.com – Summer Road Trip – New Mexico Fiber Arts Trail
• Open House- Sunday August 8th! 1014 Sierra Del Norte - Santa Fe- NM 87501
• HEIDI LOEWEN PORCELAIN GALLERY OPENING RECEPTIONS FRIDAY,AUGUST 20th & 27th,2010
• ENCAUSTIC PAINTING DEMONSTRATION with Russell Thurston at The Santa Fe Community Gallery
• Trail Writing Workshops in Santa Fe National Forest – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Learn or Improve art skills, any medium with Sabra Sowell-Lovejoy : A Day Trip From Santa Fe, New Me
• Question : WHERE IS BULLSEYE RESOURCE CENTER, SANTA FE? – Schedule of Classes and Events
• Birdwatching tours throughout New Mexico by Wings West Birding Tours -Specializing in private ranche
• Watercolor Workshop with Ron Ranson in Santa Fe, New Mexico-Valdes Art Workshops
• GEOCACHING ADVENTURE with Santa Fe Mountain Adventures
• 13th Annual High Road Art Tour – A day trip from Santa Fe,New Mexico
• Silver Soldering/Stone Setting Workshop August 7/8, 2010 in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Private or Group painting workshops with Nancy Reyner in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Accessing Inner Wisdom Retreat in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• BULERIAS WORKSHOP with TIMO LOZANO – July 25-27,2010 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
• Encaustic Painting Demonstration and Workshop with SallyAnn Paschall Saturday, July 24th, 1-4 pm &nd
• SEIZE THE MOMENT WITH ART with Artists for Hire (C) in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• “Juxtaposed” Opening and Encaustic Painting Workshops with Ellen Koment
• Española Valley Fiber Arts Center – Schedule July/September 2010
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• Geology on Horseback in Santa Fe, New Mexico Saturday,November 20, 2010
• Intermediate Printmaking With Akua Inks And Artist Judy Just
• “Greening Your Home, Green the Planet” Eco-Workshops in Santa Fe, New Mexico
• MLS Tour! July 14th! 6694 Camino Rojo Santa Fe New Mexico!
• Looking to hit the ski slopes in New Mexico this winter?
• Andy Alsop Joins Deep Web Technologies As VP Of Business Development
• Deep Web Technologies Developing Multilingual Translator for Federated Search
• Deep Web Federated Search Engine Science.gov Takes Govt. to Next Level
• New Mexico Arts Announces Prospectus #203 for TIME Project in Las Cruces is Available
• Exhibition - Dancing Shadows, Epic Tales - Wayang Kulit Of Indonesia
• Deep Web Technologies' Mednar Is Rated the #1 Alternative Health Search Engine
• Deep Web Technologies Builds Five of the Top Nine Science Search Engines
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Santa Fe Woman
• Santa Fe Film Festival
• New Mexico 4th of July 2009 Independence Day Events
• 59th Annual Rodeo De Santa Fe
• Bringing Back A Once-Popular Sign Of Peace - PEACEMAGZ
• New Mexico Thanksgiving 2008 - Turkey Day Events, New Mexico Food Banks
• The Eighth Annual Santa Fe Film Festival
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• A Citizen's Wake-Up Call: Six Problems We Can No Longer Afford to Ignore—and What We Can Do About
• Exhibition: The Buchsbaum Gallery Of Southwestern Pottery
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• Gustave Baumann: A Santa Fe Legend
• Explore New Mexico: Museum of Spanish Colonial Art
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