Two weeks ago, SFR set out across two of the busiest commercial areas in Santa Fe to find out whether any outdoor security cameras had recorded evidence of the suspect (or suspects) who recently stole some 400 copies of the Reporter.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Facebook Connect
— 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
Letter America: Dear Doctor Guy Walksintoabar
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Wednesday, August 15,2012
Movie Reviews
Movie Reviews
She's alive...ALIVE!
Ruby Sparks can’t decide what to do with itself
Ruby Sparks defies easy categorization. That’s not because it’s so original; it
isn’t. Writer’s creation comes to life? Definitely seen it before. Its bigger
stumbling block is that it can’t decide whether it’s a funny drama or a serious
comedy.
Wednesday, July 11,2012
Movie Reviews
Movie Reviews
Swallowed by the Darkness
Bela Tarr’s 'The Turin Horse' is powerful and bleak
There are movies that feature difficult lives shrouded in adversity.
There are movies that feature good people struggling through hard times.
Then there is The Turin Horse,
a movie that portrays lives that are not just difficult, but lives
rooted in an existential despair so profound it’s difficult to watch.
Wednesday, October 12,2011
Local News
Local News
Big Picture
Beer and Baseball
Dan Werwath loves beer and baseball. “Who doesn’t?” he asks SFR. “Communists, that’s who—and rich old people.” So when a number of residents testified at City Council against allowing beer sales at Fort Marcy Park for the games of a tentative semi-pro baseball team, he created a Facebook event to counter them.
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.
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