This Tuesday, Feb. 7, residents of the Santa Fe Public Schools district will vote on whether to continue to offer approximately $12.7 million in annual, property tax-based funding for the district.
— We'll Meet Again
Santa Fe loses one of its favorite sons
— South Side Rising
Despite enduring challenges, Santa Fe’s south side is moving up
— Dangerous Mind
School staffers say charismatic assistant principal wrongly booted from post
— Homeless in Santa Fe
Two women - one homeless, one not - on what it means to live on the streets of the City Different
— Making the Law
On this session’s agenda: PRC reform, budget bills and “citizen lobbying”
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Feb 3, 2012
An Ortiz Middle School teacher is resigning effective Feb. 29, citing "unsavory practices within Santa Fe Public Schools" and a district-wide "dangerous situation."
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Feb 3, 2012
For the second year in a row, city officials in Santa Fe are lobbying the legislature for a bill that would give cities the option to require new condominiums to meet city zoning requirements.
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Feb 3, 2012
Caldera Gallery and Counter Culture Cafe in the Baca Railyard present a dinner theater event, Feb. 29. Tickets are $75.
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Features
No Page Unturned
Five essential books for understanding New Mexico
There are a lot of things Edward Abbey didn’t like: dams, fences, billboards—and cars in national parks. Writing of his time working at Arches National Park, in Desert Solitaire, he railed against visitors who never stepped from their vehicles: “Let the people walk. Or ride horses, bicycles, mules, wild pigs—anything—but keep the automobiles and the motorcycles and all their motorized relatives out.”
by Laura Paskus
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Rudderless Ship
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Rudderless Ship
A long-term leadership vacancy leaves Native American children adrift
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Sleep, Pray, Drugs: The O-Zone
Perhaps you should never fully trust anyone whose business card reads “Belief System Re-Patterning through Psychobiology.” In fact, anytime someone describes his or her professio...
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Community in Confusion
ARCOS Dance looks at teen identity in context of technology
As dancers whizz past and lighting cues move into position at Arcos Dance’s 500 Words or Less at a rehearsal Jan. 25, I remember the rush of performing,—always seeming behind, those uneasy nerves ...
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Mother Tongue: Thank-You Notes
On my desk a list of thank-you letters to write lies next to a pile of notecards. Okay, the notecards are still in a drawer. I’m behind. I’m behind on many things, all the time...
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Driver's license bill faces legislative test Wednesday
Republican Gov. Susana Martinez and her allies are making another appeal to the Legislature to overturn a New Mexico law allowing driver's licenses for illegal immigrants.
Republican Gov. Susana Martinez and her allies are making another appeal to the Legislature to overturn a New Mexico law allowing driver's licenses for illegal immigrants.
Children locked inside a car trunk, on purpose
It sure is a stunning way to teach children how to prevent getting trapped inside a car trunk and dying. Place them in the trunk and let them try to escape.
It sure is a stunning way to teach children how to prevent getting trapped inside a car trunk and dying. Place them in the trunk and let them try to escape.
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The merits of the Heart Gallery are not at issue
The governor is free to maintain a permanent exhibit of photographs of children up for adoption in the Governor?s Gallery. However, permanent or long-term exhibits of agencies or organizations throughout the State Capitol are not permitted, no matter how meritorious.
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