By Arnie Leshin Nick Gonzales made quite the effort to achieve fame. After a rousing high school career at Cienega in Vail, Ariz., he wanted to move on to a Division I college, but when he failed to hear anything worthwhile, he made some contacts and one included a …
Read More »Former assistant Alfonso Camarena to take over as head coach of the St. Michael’s girls soccer team
By Arnie Leshin Alfonso Camarena to the rescue. With Maggie Feil resigning after one season as St. Michael’s head girl’s soccer coach, Camarena becomes the fourth different head coach in a row after serving previously as an assistant with the girls and boys soccer program at the school. The girls …
Read More »SFNF To Reopen Most Recreation Sites June 15
By SFNF The Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) will open most developed campgrounds and day use sites across the forest on Monday, June 15. Developed recreation sites were closed in March to protect public health and safety and limit the spread of COVID-19. Six group campgrounds – Clear Creek, Paliza, …
Read More »St. Michael’s head coach Lenny Gurule expects to return 10 boys off last season’s cross country team
By Arnie Leshin Last cross county season St. Michael’s head coach Lenny Gurule hoped to have freshman Logan Hunt on his roster, but although she did get in some races, she settled for a season with the soccer team. Now he’s more hopeful of reeling in her younger sister, 8th …
Read More »Weekly fishing report
By NM Game And Fish Fried fish fillets 1. Fillet fish and remove bones. Keep meat cold and on ice as soon as the fish are removed from the lake, if possible. Keeping fish cold is critical in reducing the “fishy” taste. 2. Mix flour, salt and pepper in a …
Read More »Gods encouraging word of the day
“Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or danger, or sword? No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us.” Romans 8:35-37 When we have God, we have the power to overcome even …
Read More »There will be hoops in the National Basketball Association
By Arnie Leshin This is not the usual “We’re going to Disney World.” It’s where the National Basketball Association is heading, and with the announcement that it is back. That was decided Thursday when the NBA’s Board of Governors has approved the proposed 22-team format, paving the way for the …
Read More »County to Expand Office Hours to Serve the Community in a Larger Capacity
By Santa Fe County Santa Fe County, throughout the COVID-19 public health emergency, has worked to continue to provide services to residents, and now will expand office hours at County buildings. The combination of relaxedPublic Health Orders issued by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, and tightening of requirements for wearing masks …
Read More »Santa Fe: Review Use Of Force Policies
By City Of Santa Fe Both former HUD Secretary Julian Castro and President Barack Obama have called for mayors to review the Use of Force policies that guide their city’s police departments. In the case of Secretary Castro, the agenda comprises a lengthy list of policies, procedures and practices. President …
Read More »KEVIN DURANT STILL SIDELINED
By Arnie Leshin It didn’t long for the mood of Brooklyn Nets’ fans to go from maybe to not at all. That’s the fate of their star power forward Kevin Durant as the National Basketball Association prepares to resume its season that was suspended on March 11 because of the …
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