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— Catch-19?
NM’s decision to review its gun policies has advocates up in arms
— All Business
Tanti Luce 221 is about more than just food--and that's a good thing
— Under the Wire
Blue Cross Blue Shield pushes for yet another rate hike—its seventh in eight years—before new financial transparency rules kick in
— Bus-ted
For years, local officials used a Texas price agreement to green-light bus purchases. Now they’ve stopped—but the same out-of-state bus company still dominates the market
— Making Enemies
Public Enemy is coming, but can you attend?
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Wednesday, April 13,2011
Interviews
Interviews
SFR Talk: Growth Spurt
With Anna Marie Tutera Manriquez and Jeff Dailey
The Santa Fe Children’s Museum closes its doors on Monday, April 18. But don’t worry: It will reopen on May 7, bigger and better than ever. SFR visited with recently hired Executive Director Anna Marie Tutera Manriquez and Deputy Director Jeff Dailey to learn what the expansion means for the city’s most curious and clamorous constituency.
Friday, December 10,2010
Local News
Local News
Hidden Star
For Don Meredith, the Party Ended in Santa Fe A Long Time Ago. And That’s a Good Thing
As a child of the ’70s, I never had a chance to see Don Meredith play. I knew him when he'd reached a different sort of fame as a pitch man for Lipton Iced Tea, as an occasional actor and, most importantly, as the color man for the greatest team of sports announcers ever put together the 1970-1984 years of Monday Night Football.
Wednesday, October 13,2010
Local News
Local News
Slinging Dirt
In Brief
Democrats clearly noticed Republican candidate Tom Mullins’ recent surprise strong showing in his race against Democratic incumbent Ben Ray Luján in New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District.
Wednesday, October 13,2010
Local News
Local News
Digging Dirt
In Brief
In Santa Fe, the development process includes a somewhat unique step: the archaeological survey. During the boom years, the city’s Archaeological Review Committee could see as many as 100 surveys in a year. These days, it’s in the dozens.
Wednesday, October 13,2010
Local News
Local News
Hawk Squawk
Indicators: Oct. 13
In addition to war, the 1940s brought us many things: Velcro, Tupperware, microwaves, the Frisbee—and the atomic bomb.
Nuclear weapons spending has since declined—or was declining, until Oct. 1, when the Obama administration approved the largest increase in nuclear weapons funding since the Manhattan Project.
Wednesday, October 13,2010
Local News
Local News
Pop Quiz 2010: New Mexico State Treasurer
While pay-to-play scandals, investment investigations and corruption have made for heated debate in numerous races this election cycle, the race for New Mexico State Treasurer has been notably quiet. That’s a big change from the last election cycle, when high-profile indictments put the office in the limelight.
Wednesday, October 13,2010
Local News
Local News
Bucks for Busts
Police drug units benefit from federal stimulus
Last week’s so-called drug raid on an Española-area school made national headlines when the bust netted tomatoes instead of marijuana. What the stories didn’t say is that the operation wasn’t just another example of America’s fruitless (tomatoes not withstanding) War on Drugs. It was also an example of Your Stimulus Dollars at Work.
Wednesday, October 13,2010
SFR Talk: Laser Reaction
With David Bomse
Last month, SFR published a report of the top 10 companies that have Santa Fe connections and have received federal defense money. The No. 10 spot was awarded to Mesa Photonics But Mesa President David Bomse, while acknowledging the contracts, says he’s not a war-profiteer, and that his business “has been hurt by this war.”
Wednesday, October 13,2010
Food Writing
Food Writing
Half A Beef?
It is possible to love 50 percent of an animal
Earlier this year, in a kind of hazy beef frenzy brought on by the New Mexico Beef Council’s Gate-to-Plate tour, I made a handshake deal with a couple of ranchers to buy half of a steer—not as a partial pet, but as more meat than I can possibly eat. It’s the best food purchase I’ve ever made.
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