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Wednesday, December 23,2009
Letters Archives

Letters to the Editor

Dec. 23

Domestic violence response, party packs and the hidden strength of Charter Bank.

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Wednesday, December 23,2009
Movie Reviews

Long and Winding

The Road is also very gray and brown

At last: The long-delayed, ambivalently anticipated, Viggo Mortensen-intensive adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, about a man and his young son wandering through a glumly gritty post-apocalyptic world, opens in Santa Fe. And just in time to kick off the holiday season!

Wednesday, December 23,2009
Interviews

SFR Talk: Voices from 2009

A selection of "greatest hits" quotes from the year in interviews.

A selection of "greatest hits" quotes from the year in interviews.

Wednesday, December 16,2009
Local News

7 Days

From Dec. 16

 Basketball rankings, shopping locally, lethal water, lethal water rates, space flight, interlocks and legislative hair pulling.

Wednesday, December 16,2009
Local News

Santa Fe Eavesdropper

Dec. 16

Overheard at the Mine Shaft and at Del Charro

Wednesday, December 16,2009
Local News

Indicators: Dec. 16

Tax Holiday

Closing the loophole on corporate tax income could change the economic landscape of New Mexico. So what are we waiting for?

Wednesday, December 16,2009
Opinion

First Person

Going Once!

Clyde James Aragon is an Albuquerque humor writer whose work has appeared in national magazines, as well as many Southwestern newspapers and magazines. Here, he tackles "How to finally get rich from writing..."

Wednesday, December 16,2009
Movie Reviews

Half-Nelson

Is it possible to actually choke on inspiration?

Having honed his directing skills this long, Eastwood is probably incapable of making a completely terrible movie—although he can certainly make a boring one.  Invictus is not a standard sports movie, but it is not much more subtle than a standard sports movie.

Wednesday, December 9,2009
Local News

Two Steps Back?

 Advocates question judicial commitment to fighting domestic violence

SFR has reported how the recession has come with an increase in domestic violence cases, many unusually brutal. Now, the down economy threatens to wipe out any progress that’s been made in reforming police and court procedures. 

Wednesday, December 9,2009
Local News

Puppy Parameters

Santa Fe’s restaurants have not gone to the dogs 

 For people, years spent in Santa Fe are a mark of authority—and oft-cited when it comes to the issue of where dogs are allowed. Take City of Santa Fe Animal Services Manager Pat Alano: “I’ve been here 18 years and, in 18 years, I know dogs have never been allowed in restaurants,” he says. (That’s 126 years in dog years, for the record.)

 
 
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