TUESDAY: Boys Basketball – Albuquerque Eldorado at Santa Fe High, 7 p.m. West Las Vegas at St. Michael’s, 7 p.m. Albuquerque Bosque at Santa Fe Indian School, 7 Monte del Sol at Santa Fe Prep, 6:30 p.m. Pojoaque Valley at Las Vegas Robertson, 7 p.m. Girls Basketball — Santa Fe …
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Nick Pino excited about tonight’s men’s basketball game at Kansas State matching his Wildcats against state-rival Kansas University
Disappointed that KSU hasn’t cracked the top 25 in the national polls, thinks a win tonight versus 7th ranked Jayhawks will get his alma mater into the polls By Arnie Leshin He’s not going to miss this one, 7 o’clock tonight Kansas at Kansas State on ESPN. But he did miss …
Read More »Capital High girl’s basketball stays on top District 2-5A by edging past Albuquerque Academy, 47- 45, on the road Saturday night, while Santa Fe High loses 2-6A test to Albuquerque Manzano
Demonettes fall 51-47, 3A Pecos turns back 4A Taos, 60-40, in non district play, Monte del Sol tops Dulce in 2-3A By Arnie Leshin Just follow the bouncing ball … Last year at this time, the Capital High girl’s basketball team had lost 45-18 at home to Albuquerque Academy. It …
Read More »Tough loss on road for Santa Fe High boy’s basketball Saturday night as Albuquerque Manzano prevailed 55-47 in District 2-6A
Santa Fe Indian School dominated at first-place Bernalillo with 67-36 setback in District 5-4A, and Pecos rolled over Laguna Acoma,70-36, in a non district game By Arnie Leshin Not only did visiting Santa Fe High drop Saturday night’s District 2-6A boy’s basketball game to Albuquerque Manzano, but it was a …
Read More »Public Meeting: NM 599 and CR 70/ Via Veteranos Intersection
Safety Improvements (CN S100580) Thursday, February 8, 2018 Nancy Rodriguez Community Center 1 Prairie Dog Loop, Santa Fe 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM By NMDOT The New Mexico Department of Transportation is holding a public meeting regarding proposed interim improvements to address safety concerns at the intersection of NM 599 …
Read More »Influenza Activity Continues to Increase Across New Mexico
It’s Not Too Late to Get the Flu Vaccine! By Department of Health SANTA FE, NM – Influenza (flu) activity continues to increase across New Mexico. Since October, the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) has investigated 21 flu outbreaks in long-term care facilities, which is more than was reported …
Read More »Interview with City Councilor Peter Ives, Candidate for Mayor of Santa Fe
Has served as City Councilor and Mayor ProTem Involved in developing best practices at the City Peter Ives is a graduate of Georgetown University, and worked for former Governor Campbell’s law firm doing civil litigation and civil transactional work. He had his own firm for 9 years and then in …
Read More »SANTA FE MAYOR GONZALES HONORED FOR LEADERSHIP IN THE ARTS
Civic Leaders Receive 2018 Public Leadership in the Arts Awards at The United Conference of Mayors’ Winter Meeting By City of Santa Fe WASHINGTON, DC, January 26, 2018—Americans for the Arts and The United States Conference of Mayors today awarded Santa Fe Mayor Javier M. Gonzales the 2018 National Award …
Read More »St. Michael’s boys go to 2-1 in District following Wednesday night’s 64-46 win over Pojoaque Valley at the Ben Lujan Memorial gymnasium
Horsemen display balanced attack, with junior guard Jevon Montoya leading nine teammates with 13 points By Arnie Leshin Nothing like a good district victory. For St. Michael’s boy’s basketball, it was just that. Now at 8-12, the Horsemen, losing overall record and all, are now 2-1 in District 2-4A after …
Read More »NEA-New Mexico Urges Wise Investments in Education with New State Revenue An Opinion Editorial Statement by NEA-NM President Betty Patterson
By NEA New Mexico NEA-New Mexico appreciates that both the Governor and the Legislative Finance Committee propose increasing support for public education. After years of decreases, every additional dollar is vitally important for increasing student success in New Mexico. We share with legislative leaders and the Governor an understanding of …
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