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— That’s a Lota Treasure!
In SFR’s new humor column, Forrest Fenn pulls a fast one
— Summer Guide 2013
93 Days of Summer; 93 Ways to Enjoy Them
— Downs Doings
Sources: FBI has conducted interviews about controversial racino deal
— Cinderella Story
Santa Fe Fuego: America's worst, most lovable baseball team
Guides Santa Fe Manual Restaurant Guide Best of Santa Fe Bar & Nightlife Summer Arts


Letter America: Dear Doctor Guy Walksintoabar

Letter America Dear Doctor Guy, My friend recently stopped taking my calls because I’m dating her ex-boyfriend, but they broke up like over two years ago. I don’t know what to do.—Helpless Hottie ... More

Jun 17, 2013 By Robert Wilder Comments 0
 
 
 

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Scandal!

What every New Mexican needs to know about Emailgate

Features Like most scandals, Emailgate started small. ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Alexa Schirtzinger Comments 0
 
 
 

Six Degrees of Susana

We took your Kevin Bacon bar game and raised you a governor. One might even say we took it to the #nextLEVEL. Boom

Features We took your Kevin Bacon bar game and raised you a governor. One might ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by SFR Comments 0
 
 
 

Emailgate A to Z(ish)

A “shadow governor,” child porn and “a man of suspect character”

Features It all started one year ago, when SFR and other media outlets ... More

 
 
 

You've Got Email

TIMELINE: Martinez’ rise to power and the evolution of Emailgate

Features Summer 2009: Las Cruces District Attorney Susana Martinez, ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by SFR Comments 0
 
 
 

Tenured

A local teacher’s lawsuit could have broad implications for educators around New Mexico

Local News When she was 50, Rosa Weiss made the riskiest gamble ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Justin Horwath Comments 0
 
 
 

Creative Accounting

New evidence may vindicate DOH whistleblower’s claims

Local News Nearly a year after filing a whistleblower ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Joey Peters Comments 0
 
 
 
 
 

Morning Word: Estrada pleads not guilty

And the rest of New Mexico's news

Morning Word Jamie Estrada plead not guilty to intercepting emails and lying to FBI investigators. ... More

Jun 18, 2013 By Matthew Reichbach Comments 0
 
 
 

7 Days

June 19, 2013

7 Days 1County imposes fireworks ban.Seriously, these sex scandals have got to stop.2City mulls firearms ba ... More

Jun 18, 2013 By SFR Comments 0
 
 
 

Santa Fe Eavesdropper

June 19, 2013

Santa Fe Eavesdropper “I’m just going to stick to beer tonight. Maybe 6 or 8 of them.”—Overheard at Loretto Chapel ... More

Jun 18, 2013 By SFR Comments 0
 
 
 

Tuesday Fire Update

Fire Today, authorities are reporting that the Thompson Ridge Fire, which covers 23,903 acres, is 80% con ... More

Jun 18, 2013 By mia rose carbone Comments 0
 
 
 

Former Martinez campaign staffer Jamie Estrada pleads not guilty to intercepting emails

Estrada entered a plea today in Albuquerque

News Today, former Gov. Susana Martinez campaign staffer Jamie Estrada entered a plea of "not guilty" in the federal case accusing him of illegally intercepting top Martinez staffers' emails, then lying to federal authorities about it. ... More

Jun 17, 2013 By Alexa Schirtzinger Comments 1
 
 
 
 

Letters to the Editor

June 19, 2013

Letters to the Editor I think this week’s Reporter cover was just wrong. Not edgy, not cool, just someone trying to get attention for their work... ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by SFR Comments 0
 
 
 

7 Days

June 19, 2013

7 Days 1County imposes fireworks ban.Seriously, these sex scandals have got to stop.2City mulls firearms ba ... More

Jun 18, 2013 By SFR Comments 0
 
 
 

Muddy Hymnal

New Mexico’s drying rivers herald a changing world

Opinion Once again, the Rio Grande south of Albuquerque has dried. ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Laura Paskus Comments 0
 
 
 

Santa Fe Eavesdropper

June 19, 2013

Santa Fe Eavesdropper “I’m just going to stick to beer tonight. Maybe 6 or 8 of them.”—Overheard at Loretto Chapel ... More

Jun 18, 2013 By SFR Comments 0
 
 
 

Tacos, Tacos, Tacos

Want some cheap comfort food on the go? Head down Jarochos way

Food Writing Our destination, Jarochos Taquería, is located on one side of the river of cars that is Cerrillos Road, across from Cheeks... ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Sophie Engel Comments 0
 
 
 

Pian-Whoa?

Play Us a Song, You’re the Piano Men?

Music Features Vanessie (427 W Water St., 984-1193) is packed to the point where I turn to my oddball friend Elektra and mouth the word... ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Alex De Vore Comments 0
 
 
 

Loud & Proud

Picks Make way for the annual Santa Fe Pride Parade! This year, the beloved celebration–on-wheels’ theme is “Pride 365”—a perfect way to kick off your Pride-year. The parade starts at 11 am at the ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Sophie Engel Comments 0
 
 
 

Making it POP

Artist re-envisions local, iconic sites for first solo show

Picks Santa Fean Jacob Johnson’s eyes opened up after moving to Albuquerque, where he earned a BFA from UNM. ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Enrique Limón Comments 0
 
 
 

All's Well That Ends Well

Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing is delightful

Movie Reviews Really, it sounds terrible. William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing, updated to the present day... ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by David Riedel Comments 0
 
 
 

Snow White and the Six Dwarfs

This Blancanieves fights bulls

Movie Reviews It looks like a bleak life for Carmen (Macarena García). She loses her mother and her bullfighter father... ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by David Riedel Comments 0
 
 
 

Love and Resentment

Celine and Jesse return in 'Before Midnight'

Movie Reviews Nine years after Before Sunset, Celine (Julie Delpy) and Jesse (Ethan Hawke) return for a glimpse of their relationship. ... More

Jun 11, 2013 by David Riedel Comments 0
 
 
 

Man of Meh

Man of Steel’s superhero gets a super dull movie

Movie Reviews Man of Steel makes clear Christopher Nolan is limited. He needs real world-characters who can supply real-world solutions, even if those real world characters are fighting The Joker.
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Jun 14, 2013 by David Riedel Comments 0
 
 
 

Day Trippin'

Lazy Sunday in Chimayó

Local News In our last issue, we exhorted you to carpe summer and make room every single day (that’s 93 total) for a season-centric... ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Enrique Limón Comments 0
 
 
 

Drop It Low

Chimayó’s folk artist par excellence has a vision. It’s on wheels.

Arts Valve Catering to a unique brand of tourist—the kind that makes a pilgrimage for the purportedly miraculous qualities of the dirt... ... More

Jun 18, 2013 by Enrique Limón Comments 1
 
 
 
Opinion

Sit and Deliver

Finding the Escalante within

Happy to report I’m feeling something I haven’t felt in a long time, when it comes to public schools: hope.

by Seth Biderman

15 Reasons Why New Mexico is the Coolest State

Pop Culture So what if we lack lush beaches and have modest adobe buildings instead of skyscrapers? New Mexico has character, dammit and we here at SFR would like to celebrate its quirks, warts and all.
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Mar 19, 2013 by Enrique Limón Comments 12
 
 
 
 

Artist Stan Natchez on SFR′s ′Summer Arts Preview′ cover

 
 
 
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