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Business Directory Coming Soon!

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Business Directory Coming Soon!

 

Legislature Wrap Up Interview With Representative Nick Salazar

by Editor / Apr 16, 2015 / 0 comments

A post session interview with the Valley's longest serving legislator, Representative Nick Salazar. Learn what Rep. Salazar says about the 2015 legislative session.

Santuario Pilgrims: Stories From The Road

by Staff Reporter / Apr 03, 2015 / 0 comments

Santuario Pilgrims: Stories From The Road

CHIMAYO - As has been done for decades, the walkers are on the road again to the Santuario de Chimayo. Northern New Mexico residents are familiar with the Easter week tradition when over 10 thousand pilgrims will walk to the Santuario chapel in Chimayo.

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Luján Questions Trump Administration's Removal Of Latino Engagement Document Before Open Enrollment Period

Luján Questions Trump Administration's Removal Of Latino Engagement Document Before Open Enrollment Period

[WASHINGTON, D.C.] – Congressman Ben Ray Luján (D-NM) was joined by Congressman Joaquin Castro (D-TX), Chairman-Elect of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, in sending a letter this week demanding an explanation from the administration on reports that they had removed a document titled “Marketplace Outreach: Best Practices for Outreach to Latino Communities” from its Health Insurance Marketplace website. 
Udall, Heinrich Secure Major Wins for NM Farmers, Ranchers, Dairies, and Tribes in Farm Bill

Udall, Heinrich Secure Major Wins for NM Farmers, Ranchers, Dairies, and Tribes in Farm Bill

Farm Bill also benefits acequias and land grants, addresses drought, promotes conservation, ensures clean drinking water, and preserves food security programs 

WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Senators Tom Udall (D-N.M.) and Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) joined their colleagues in the Senate to pass the final 2018 Farm Bill – major legislation that will send needed assistance to New Mexico farmers and ranchers, and support every county in the state by protecting the farm safety net and basic social services, while also making strategic investments in broadband access, clean drinking water, rural development, telemedicine, and more. 
Fishing Report Dec. 11

Fishing Report Dec. 11

By George Morse Sports and Outdoors

The cold temperatures have kept anglers indoors and fishing pressure is very light in most areas of Northern New Mexico. Many lakes are now covered with a thin layer of ice that is unsafe for ice fishing and are closed. Streamflows are low this time of year.
Potential For Damaging Winds Wednesday Night

Potential For Damaging Winds Wednesday Night

Special Weather Statement from the National Weather Service, Albuquerque, N.M.

A potent cold front will bring strong to damaging winds and some snow to portions of Northern and Central New Mexico Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Images From The 23rd Annual Light Parade

Images From The 23rd Annual Light Parade

The Downtown Action Team Of Española shared these images from the 23rd Annual Light Parade.
Del Norte Credit Union Gives Holiday Shoppers A Chance To Win $1,000

Del Norte Credit Union Gives Holiday Shoppers A Chance To Win $1,000

Española, Rio Arriba and Pojoaque Residents who choose to SHOP LOCAL will be entered in the giveaway.

ESPAÑOLA, NM – Del Norte Credit Union and KDCE are celebrating the Holidays and are giving back in a big way to residents and businesses in the Valley. Sixteen local merchants signed up to be part of DNCU’s First Annual Holiday Giveaway, designed to reward residents for shopping local.
Automatic Recount Results Certified by State Canvassing Board

Automatic Recount Results Certified by State Canvassing Board

SANTA FE – New Mexico’s State Canvassing Board met Monday in Santa Fe and certified the automatic recount results in three races for the New Mexico House of Representatives. Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver and Chief Justice Judith Nakamura were present today and unanimously certified the results. Governor Susana Martinez was not present at today’s meeting.
AG Balderas to Host National Training on Preventing, Investigating and Prosecuting Overdose Deaths

AG Balderas to Host National Training on Preventing, Investigating and Prosecuting Overdose Deaths

Albuquerque, NM – Today, Attorney General Hector Balderas announced a training aimed at equipping law enforcement and attorneys with the tools they need to help prevent, investigate and prosecute overdose deaths. The one-day course will include training from experts from across the nation, focused on topics ranging from changing the mindset surrounding overdoses, to investigations and legal issues surrounding overdoses.
Planning Commission Meeting Cancelled

Planning Commission Meeting Cancelled

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for December 13 has been canceled. Please see calendar for the next planned meeting.
Pojoaque Picks Up Win Against Robertson

Pojoaque Picks Up Win Against Robertson

By George Morse Sports and Outdoors

The Pojoaque Valley High School boys basketball team picked up a confidence-building victory between two narrow defeats at the Sandia Prep Invitational tournament in Albuquerque. Trailing 28-17 at halftime, the Elks rallied in the second half for a 55-49 victory over Robertson High School Dec. 7 in the consolation semifinals. Pojoaque had lost to host Sandia Prep 57-45 in the opening round Dec. 6 and then lost to Silver High School 38-27 Dec. 8 in the consolation finals.

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