• Born Poor?

    Samuel Bowles heads the Behavioral Sciences Program at the Santa Fe Institute, which is home to dozens of big brains imported from all over the world. If he’s right, troubling job numbers are only the start of New Mexico’s problems. It's time to completely rethink economic development.

  • Kodak Moments

    The new show at Verve Gallery of Photography is billed as a “three-person exhibition of documentary photography.” By my count, there are three persons and there is photography. I must be missing the documentary part.

  • Outliers

    A genuine sense of urbanity in Santa Fe isn’t found in museums or galleries. It isn’t found in capital city politics or at the opera or among top-ranked restaurants. It’s on the side of the road, in junky trucks, churning out chili dogs.

  • Deny & Delay

    Ten years ago, New Mexico State Police Officer Marvyn Jaramillo was pulled over by a Santa Fe County sheriff’s deputy for speeding. He flunked a sobriety test. His loaded shotgun lay behind his seat. The high rates of domestic violence by first responders is well-documented, if somewhat taboo

  • Pop Quiz

    On March 2, Santa Fe voters will vote for one city councilor in each of the city’s four districts. Here, the candidates for a hotly contested District 1 seat engage in a battle of city smarts in SFR’s Pop Quiz.  Extra questions online!

  • Greg Glazner Reading

    Greg Glazner gives a reading in preparation for the release of Zeno’s Cure, a cross-genre novel that he’s been working on for a number of years. Combining poetry, fiction, stream-of-consciousness and various experimental writing styles, Zeno’s Cure runs in a new direction for Glazner, whose poetry, until now, has been largely linear and narrative.

    02/08/2010 7 P.M. IAIA campus

Arts & Culture

Lifetime Original

That vaguely hypocritical contradiction inherent in the public release of The Private Lives of Pippa Lee seems appropriate for the self-discovering and coyly self-revealing protagonist of writer-director Rebecca Miller’s adaptation of her own novel. From a few different angles, Miller shows us how settling down and settling in are just other ways of becoming unsettled.

Arts & Culture, Movies Date 02/03/2010
Kodak Moments

The new show at Verve Gallery of Photography is billed as a “three-person exhibition of documentary photography.” By my count, there are three persons and there is photography. I must be missing the documentary part.

Arts & Culture, Visual Arts Author John Photos Date 02/03/2010

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Blog and News Feeds Date 01/28/2009

News Flash

Deny & Delay

Ten years ago, New Mexico State Police Officer Marvyn Jaramillo was pulled over by a Santa Fe County sheriff’s deputy for speeding. He flunked a sobriety test. His loaded shotgun lay behind his seat. The high rates of domestic violence by first responders is well-documented, if somewhat taboo

News, Local News Author Corey Pein Date 02/03/2010 Comments (2)
Pop Quiz

On March 2, Santa Fe voters will vote for one city councilor in each of the city’s four districts. Here, the candidates for a hotly contested District 1 seat engage in a battle of city smarts in SFR’s Pop Quiz.  Extra questions online!

News, Local News Author Alexa Schirtzinger Date 02/03/2010
7 Days

Legislative apexes, never enough nukes, pot in the cat food, senate finally scores and everyone being investigated has already been indicted (somewhere).

News, Local News Date 02/03/2010
Santa Fe Eavesdropper

Overheard at El Farol, Java Joe's and the Lensic

News, Local News Date 02/03/2010

Columns

Daddy Needs a Drink

I felt a calm feeling wash over me. I had nowhere to be, no students to win over for books void of sensational plots, no DSL hassles at home (damn you, Qwest!), no extended family members’ birthdays to remember (damn you, nieces and nephews!).

News, Columns Author Rob Wilder Date 02/03/2010
Zane's World

Like the state of New Mexico, I bank at Bank of America. I don’t know what the government’s excuse is, but I got fed up with faceless bureaucracy a long time ago and switched to a local bank. But then it was bought by a bigger bank which, in turn, was purchased by Bank of America. If I switch again, what's my guarantee? What's the state's guarantee?

News, Columns Author Zane Fischer Date 02/03/2010
First Person

Once (and future?) land commissioner Ray Powell argues against putting New Mexico's White Peak under the control of private interests.

News, Columns Date 01/27/2010

Local Business Directory

The Downtown Day Spa & Wellness Retreat

In the Heart of Downtown 

City: Santa Fe Category: Day Spas & Beauty
Play

Unique Children's Clothing, Toys, Gifts  

City: Santa Fe Category: Children's Apparel
Mario Ruiz Video Productions LLC

Professional, Creative, Custom Videos!  

City: Santa Fe Category: Video Production
Wise Fool New Mexico

Social Justice Through Circus & Puppetry 

Restaurant Directory

Station Coffeehouse

Traditional European coffee shop with espresso, pastries and light fare.

City:Santa Fe Cusines: Cafe , Coffee
Tomasita's
Eternally popular restaurant in a converted railroad station. Serves vegetarian chile. 
City:Santa Fe Cusines: Classics , New Mexican
Saigon Café

Comfortable, busy and affordable, Saigon Café sits alone as the hole-in-the-wall Asian eatery adopted as a favored local joint.

City:Santa Fe Cusines: 40 Favorites , Vietnamese
Anasazi Roasted Corn
It's a corpulent pleasure palace for lovers of the golden kernel, but the corn cautious will also find a belly-bumping BBQ brisket on the menu.
City:Santa Fe Cusine: Street Food