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Suspect in Protective Custody
Scott Owens, the man accused of driving drunk and killing four Santa Fe teenagers, is now in protective custody at the Santa Fe jail.
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Memorialized in Poetry
Mourners busted out the turntables, the tracks that remind them of their departed friends and some crazy good lyrics in honor of the mile marker 5 crash victims. With Video Extra.
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Santa Fe Grieves
A tragedy like the car crash that killed four Santa Fe teenagers on June 28 leaves even strangers reeling with grief. But few in our community are strangers to the victims and their families. At SFR, the events of June 28 hit particularly close to home. The sole survivor and driver from the teenagers’ car, Avree Koffman, is the daughter of one of our staff members, Dan Koffman. Several of our contributors also had personal relationships with the victims who did not survive.
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The Strange Saga of Geronimo's Skull
It has long been rumored that several Yale students—among them Prescott Bush, father of former President George Herbert Walker Bush and grandfather of former President George W Bush—dug up Geronimo’s remains in 1918 while taking artillery training at Fort Sill.
The bones were allegedly taken to Yale, where some believe they’re used to this day as ritualistic props by an elite student society called the Order of Skull and Bones. -
Accused DWI Driver Sparks Teen Anger
While outpourings of grief and love have punctuated the days since four Santa Fe teenagers were killed in a late-night crash June 28, anger, too, has begun to surface.
A group of nearly two dozen teenagers piled into Santa Fe Magistrate Judge George Anaya Jr’s courtroom on the afternoon of Tuesday, June 30, only to be disappointed. They missed Scott Owens’ first court appearance by moments. -
A Thousand Words…
The Monroe Gallery of Photography presents an allusion to the worth of just one picture, A Thousand Words…. Here, though, there is more than one picture; rather, a vast panoply of American history is available, beginning in 1934—a family peering out of the car they call home, a Beatles pillow fight, Muhammad Ali standing over a prone Sonny Liston, four long-legged beauties lying in the sand, villagers in Vietnam, protesters in China—the list goes on.
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Santa Fe Bandstand KickOff with La Familia Vigil and The HooDoos
Monday’s opening day begins with an afternoon performance of traditional northern New Mexico folk from La Familia Vigil, which hails from El Rito and features Cipriano Vigil and his children Felicita and Cipriano Jr. In the evening, reconvene on the Plaza for City of Santa Fe Night to watch the astounding juggling and magic skills of The Clan Tynker Family Circus and the rock-solid blues of The HooDoos, a Santa Fe favorite for rocking live shows.
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