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Free Kick

A $500,000 investment from the city would match a pledge from the county and potentially turn Municipal Recreation Complex fields into a full-fledged soccer complex made of nine different fields, lights, bathroom buildings and room to grow past that.

Strong Signals

In Their Words

Four candidates for County Commission District 3 pitch voters

Mayor Manages McHard Meetings

Alan Webber will start meeting with department heads next week, he’ll write public progress reports, there exists a 51-page document detailing the city’s earlier plans, and the city auditor resigned a month ago.

Can’t McHardly Wait

It’s been seven months since the city of Santa Fe shamefacedly let its citizens know that things were not well when it comes to handling cash. What’s changed since, and what will still change?

Reversal of Fortune

“This, I think, changes the situation fundamentally, from a communications failure, a judgment failure, to a violation of city policies,” Webber told reporters in a hastily called press briefing Friday afternoon.