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Wednesday, April 1,2009
Local News

Life Without Death

Sentence replacing execution also raises concerns

Dave Maass

As far as prisoner-rights advocate Mara Taub is concerned, New Mexico hasn’t really repealed the death penalty.

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Wednesday, April 1,2009
Local News

Indicators: April 1

Hay Ride

Dave Maass
30%  is the drop in New Mexico milk prices between January 2008 and January 2009. "Do I buy Country Life butter to support our hardworking British dairy farmers? No, it’s their career
Wednesday, March 25,2009
Local News

Ranked Choices

SFR rates the 2009 Legislature’s triumphs and flops

Dave Maass

Each session, legislators close down with the call of sine die, from the Latin, which translates literally as “without a day,” meaning there’s no telling when they may meet again. Of course, that’s ridiculous: Gov. Bill Richardson loves his special sessions and, no matter what, they’ll be back in January 2010 for the 30-day budget session.

Wednesday, March 25,2009
Local News

Briefs: March 25

Dave Maass

Governor tears, Aragon's gold and Block's babies.

Wednesday, March 25,2009
Features

Brave Young World

Today’s youth recognize the global challenges of the future—and they’re ready to take them on  

Dave Maass

This project began a year and a half ago with the United World College’s Beyond Borders club, a dozen or so students, from places such as Zimbabwe, Poland, Iraq and Hong Kong, who all have a common interest in human rights. Students interviewed each other—Costa Ricans spoke to Tanzanians, Americans surveyed Cambodians—and then shared their findings. The individual words were written and rewritten into a single voice to reflect a global youth vision of the melting pot of challenges and hopes for the future.

Wednesday, March 25,2009
Food Writing

Tree’d and True

Swinging from the branches

Dave Maass

  If the new non-Agua Fria Tree House is missing anything, it’s Cream of Wheat and a giant oak springing up from the floor.

Wednesday, March 18,2009
Interviews

SFR Talk: Rally Ho!

With Matt Ruybal and John Paul Gonzales

Dave Maass

In 2008, their virgin year as rally racers, Team New Mex Express took home the Willie Williams Award, the Palme d’Or of the annual Dustball Rally.

Tuesday, March 17,2009
Local News

Lethal Invective

Accused cop killer Michael Astorga talks death penalty politics

Dave Maass

Web extra: Michael Astorga has been at the center of the debate over capital punishment. SFR provides web extra content, including a slide show and an exclusive interview.

Wednesday, March 11,2009
Local News

The Money Pit

Santa Fe County and Magistrate Court dispute ownership of unclaimed bucks

Dave Maass

The Unclaimed Property Office is holding thousands of dollars in money that no one wants to take responsibility for.

Wednesday, March 11,2009
Local News

Briefs: March 11

Dave Maass

Sunhine and Sapiens

 
 
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