SantaFeToday.com Santa Fe’s Hometown News
TUESDAY: Feb. 4 BOYS BASKETBALL — SF Indian School at SF Prep, 7 p.m. (DH) Tierra Encantada at Monte del Sol, 6:30 GIRLS BASKETBALL — Capital at Albuquerque Manzano, …
Read More »HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK
Bryan Fearey And Maureen Connolly Endow a Chemistry Scholarship for Students Passionate About the Arts
By LANL Foundation Bryan Fearey and Maureen Connolly met during their graduate work at Iowa State University, where they both earned PhDs in physical chemistry. Bryan spent 32 years at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) while Maureen taught science to students ranging from college level to preschool. Their relationship has …
Read More »Fifty years a long time to wait, but Victor Ortiz of Pecos grew up a Kansas City Chiefs fan and finally had a chance to celebrate after Sunday’s 30-21 comeback win over San Francisco in Miami
By Arnie Leshin Pecos’ Victor Ortiz was young in 1970, too young to know much about the final National Football League vs. American Football League professional football game that the Kansas City Chiefs won, 23-7, over the Minnesota Vikings at Tulane Stadium in New Orleans. The following year, it became the National …
Read More »My View From the March for Life
By Family policy alliance There are moments in life when you know you are witnessing history unfold. My first such recollection was 34 years ago today. I recall vividly when my elementary school principal came over the intercom and told us the Space Shuttle Challenger had exploded just after takeoff. …
Read More »Santa Fe Prep girls pick up a pair of state qualifying wins from sophomore Sophia Gossum, and two of its victorious relay teams did the same at Saturday’s Griffin Invitational at the GCCC
By Arnie Leshin Santa Fe Prep sophomore Sophia Gossum, junior Chelsea Griscom, and two victorious girl’s relay teams led the Griffins to second place in their annual swimming-diving meet held Saturday at the Genoveva Chavez Community Center pool. As expected, Los Alamos took the girls title with 485 points, with …
Read More »Department of Health Launches Family Supports Program
By NMDOH SANTA FE– The New Mexico Department of Health is mailing applications to about 1,500 residents to provide immediate support for individuals on the waitlist for developmental disabilities support that can help pay for items like eyeglasses, hearing aids or adaptive equipment. Additionally, in collaboration with the Human Services …
Read More »We Thank you Heavenly Father For Everything You Have Given Us
St. Michael’s, hit hard by graduation, relies on senior Thomas Wood and sophomore Lucas Coriz to turn back visiting Robertson, 60-51, Friday night and go 4-0 in District 2-3A and 13-7 overall as Wood and Coriz combine for 29 points
By Arnie Leshin Granted, St. Michael’s graduated eight seniors, but its boys basketball team is back on the same road it traveled last year after Friday night‘s 60-51 win over visiting Robertson. It was last season that head coach Dave Rodriguez’ team went undefeated through its District 2-3A schedule until …
Read More »Another tight tussle between the Santa Fe High and Capital girls as the Jaguars came out on top at home via a 54-52 final, the second time they won by two over the District 5-5A cross- town rivals, this time on a 3-point play in the final seconds
By Arnie Leshin It didn’t have the capacity crowd, the drama or first place in District 5-5A at stake as the boys did Thursday night, but once again the Santa Fe High and Capital girls played until the final buzzer as the Jaguars prevailed 54-52 over the visiting Demonettes Friday …
Read More »A Tale of Two States
By Family policy alliance Most of us are familiar with the iconic opening line of Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” But that sentence goes quite a bit further, including “it was the age of wisdom, it …
Read More »