Katherine Lewin

Katherine is a Florida native in Santa Fe to cover the texture and life of the city's Southside using writing, photography, videography and audio. She's a grant-funded fellow in the Report for America program. Her second year as a corpsmember began June 1, 2020.

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‘Hungry for Opportunity’

Santa Fe teens say law enforcement has mischaracterized music group as a gang

Katherine Lewin September 22 at 11:00 PM

Proactive Testing

Just over 100 people showed up to a COVID-19 testing event last weekend in Santa Fe and health department officials say they will continue to target undocumented and mixed-status people, a group that needs extra encouragement to get tested.

Katherine Lewin September 15

Lugar de Pruebas de COVID-19 Los Sábados para Inmigrantes y Familias

Santa Fe para los trabajadores inmigrantes y sus familias están invitados a un evento de pruebas de COVID-19 de 8 a 11 am, el sábado 12 de septiembre en la Escuela Comunitaria Nina Otero.

Katherine Lewin September 11

Saturday COVID-19 Testing Site for Immigrants, Families

The third COVID-19 drive-through testing event in Santa Fe for immigrant workers and their families will be Saturday September 12 at Nina Otero Community School from 8am to 11am.

Katherine Lewin September 11

Castles, Ruins and Mysteries Return

If walls could talk in these Santa Fe icons and eyesores …

Julie Ann Grimm, Katherine Lewin, Leah Cantor September 8

Sitting Here In Limbo

The investigation into the vandalism of downtown restaurant India Palace is “in limbo” while the FBI analyzes items found at the scene of the crime, according to Santa Fe Police Department Captain Anthony Tapia.

Katherine Lewin September 8

Car vs Bike Fatal Crash

The remnants of a fatal collision between a car and a bicyclist at the intersection of Yucca Street and Calle Primavera still lingered on the side of the road early Friday afternoon.

Katherine Lewin September 4

Game Off

A pre-pandemic weekend night would normally fill casinos and racetracks up and down the corridors of New Mexico to the brim with both locals and tourists. But on a Saturday night in the late summer of 2020, Ohkay Hotel Casino is one of just five tribal casinos open.

Katherine Lewin September 1

COVID-19 Impacts Gambling Disorder Support

Funds to support gambling disorder treatment and counseling have declined significantly since COVID-19. Kandace Blanchard, the founder of the New Mexico Council on Problem Gaming, has experienced this loss in revenue firsthand, particularly since March. The council provides a hotline and usually counseling services, but counseling has stopped almost completely now.

Katherine Lewin September 1

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