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Homeless in Santa Fe
Two women - one homeless, one not - on what it means to live on the streets of the City Different
This fall, a series of community meetings revealed what many Railyard residents considered a serious problem: the rising homeless population in Santa Fe, and a perceived parallel uptick in crime. With the departure of the Occupy Santa Fe encampment and the opening of Santa Fe’s new Interfaith Community Shelter on Cerrillos Road, the complaints have abated—but the problem hasn’t.
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Jan 27, 2012
SFR continues its ongoing election coverage with a video of Santa Fe City Council District 1 candidates Houston Johansen and Patti Bushee answering voters' questions about their campaigns in a public forum.
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Jan 27, 2012
Journalist Gwyneth Doland, a former SFR staffer, was yesterday named executive director of the New Mexico Foundation for Open Government .
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Jan 26, 2012
Santa Fe County will receive $150,000 in federal funding as part of the US Department of Agriculture's Secure Rural Schools program, US Senator Jeff Bingaman, D-NM, announced today.
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Jan 25, 2012
Long before Jerome Block Jr.’s third arrest for violating the conditions of his drug court program, the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission had problems. In 2007, former Commissioner David King was convicted of sexually harassing his assistant; in 2
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Jan 25, 2012
Do New Mexicans deserve low-cost electricity or clear skies? That question lies at the heart of the latest dust-up between federal regulators and the Public Service Company of New Mexico.
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Food Writing
Swiss Bliss
It's not nightlife, but the Swiss Bakery makes a mean meat plate
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Community Blogs
Shrink Rap: DMZs and Emotional Boundaries
Emotional boundaries can be almost friendly, like the boundary between Canada and the United States. Or they can be heavily defended, like the demilitarized zone between North and So...
Community Blogs
Lee on Literature: Madame Bovary
On January 9, psychoanalyst and author Louise J Kaplan died from pancreatic cancer in Manhattan at the age of 82. Ms. Kaplan’s titillating 1991 book, Female Perversions: The Temptations o...
— We'll Meet Again
Santa Fe loses one of its favorite sons
— New Flame
Are we ready for another Las Conchas?
— Simmering SOPA
Will a proposed law prevent piracy—or stifle free speech?
— 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
New Mexico News Feed
Surrender ends NE Heights SWAT situation
A two-hour SWAT situtation ended Wednesday morning around 7 a.m. after an armed man inside a Northeast Heights house surrendered to police.
A two-hour SWAT situtation ended Wednesday morning around 7 a.m. after an armed man inside a Northeast Heights house surrendered to police.
Man receives $22 mil. for inhumane treatment in Dona Ana Co. solitary confinement
Slevin was arrested in August of 2005 for a DWI then tossed in jail and completely forgotten about for two years.
Slevin was arrested in August of 2005 for a DWI then tossed in jail and completely forgotten about for two years.
NM responds to the State of the Union address
VIDEO: Not surprisingly, responses from New Mexico officials and politicos to President Barack Obama?s State of the Union Address were divided along partisan lines.
Teen parents ask legislators to help them stay in school
VIDEO: Dozens of teen parents gathered at the state capitol Tuesday to ask legislators to help improve graduation rates for pregnant and parenting teens. According to nationwide statistics, only 38 percent of teen moms graduate high school by the time they're 22.
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