Two Theories - Part 1
Fall trial in killing of basketball standout spotlights myriad legal issues, including the bounds of self defense and juvenile justice reform
New Mexico copes with COVID-19
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Leaf Brief
Local government isn’t ready
One Year Later: India Palace Hate Crime Remains Unsolved
NM’s rural counties decline in advance of redistricting
Press Start
‘The Sprawl’ continues the old-school indie renaissance
The Meatiest
Butcher Gabe Archuletta keeps it sustainable and local at Dr. Field Goods Butcher and Deli
New Mexico Reports 106 New COVID-19 Cases, five deaths
Health orders now allow vaccinated youth to skip masks on the field of play after waiting period
New Mexico Reports 264 New COVID-19 Cases over Three Day Period
The state also announced 10 additional deaths, nine of them recent
Zoned Out
Santa Fe local governments are dragging their feet on cannabis zoning rules
New Mexico to Lift COVID-19 rules July 1
State is within ‘margin of error’ for 60% vaccination
‘In the Heights’ Review
Folks—it’s just a really good time
‘Sweet & Sour’ Review
Or, a friendly reminder of how you messed up in your last relationship
SFR Picks—Week of June 16
Make music, get happy, keep CURRENT and be prideful
Tech vs DWI
New Mexico senator cosponsors bipartisan bill in attempt to prevent drunk driving
New Mexico Closes in on 60% Vaccine Rate
Seven-day average for new cases is 91, with 82 new cases today
Doubling Detox Beds
La Sala Crisis Center to reopen detox facility; crisis center to come
Under Steam
The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad rolls across generations, through the pandemic and on to the future
Roque On
Armando Pacheco’s hot dog empire returns to Midtown
Lay On
&Sons Theatre Company chooses its own adventure
‘He Moved Like the Seasons’
Laurence Malone, the late cyclocross racer, held a passionate love of movement, people and places, including Santa Fe
Seller’s Market
The heat of Santa Fe’s market muddies affordable housing crisis, if that was even possible
Two Theories - Part 2
Parole loosens for 30-years-to-lifers, including those sentenced as juveniles in New Mexico
Two Theories - Part 3
When the county closed the Youth Development Program last year and sent accused youth to Farmington, what else did Santa Fe outsource?
New Mexico Officials Report 122 New COVID-19 Cases
Zero additional deaths reported in daily data
New Mexico Reports 230 New COVID-19 Case and Five Additional Deaths
Three-day report shows Santa Fe County with third highest at 20 new cases
 
 
 
 

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