Local News Trailer Clash In 2006, real estate developer Jeff Branch convinced the city to annex land near Agua Fria Village to help him build a 222-unit subdivision. In return, Branch agreed to bring the city 23 acre-feet of water rights and make 40 percent of his housing units meet the city’s affordability guidelines. by Joey Peters Comments (0)

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Local News Rebels with a Cause Halfway through lunch period at De Vargas Middle School on Feb. 1, an announcement came over theintercom directing all eighth-grade teachers to report immediately to the cafeteria. One student was “screaming ‘f— you,’ at the top of his lungs” when De Vargas teacher Pat Dixon, who spoke to SFR on condition her real name not be used, arrived at the cafeteria, and several Santa Fe Police officers were on scene. by Wren Abbott Comments (3)

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I hit my I-hate-Valentine’s Day wall a few years back, having grown tired of giving my power away to a random winter’s day and all the propaganda that went along with it. Railing against Valentine’s Day took just as much effort as playing into Valentine’s Day, while proving equally stupid.

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Familiar faces run again in City Council District 4

The next Santa Fe city councilor from south-central District 4 won't be a new face on the governing body. While neither candidate is an incumbent, both have served on the council before.

Fierro pushes for April release from prison

Mother claims Ortiz teacher attacked son, says she'll sue

Issues surrounding a physical altercation between an Ortiz Middle School music teacher and a 13-year-old student could wind up in court.

Voters OK tax levy for schools

By a margin of about 3-to-1 in a light turnout, Santa Fe school district voters on Tuesday approved renewal of a mill levy expected to generate about $12.7 million annually from property taxes over the next six years.

Report raises option of shutting Atalaya school, to parents' dismay

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Fans line the route of Giants Super Bowl XLVI Victory Parade

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Thousands of fans lined the route of the Giants Super Bowl XLVI victory parade through the Canyon of Heroes along Broadway in New York City, USA. 7th February 2012

Fans cheer and shout as they line the route of the Giants Super Bowl victory parade.