Unanimous orders pause an air-permit proceeding and emergency well authorization while New Mexico’s Supreme Court considers separate legal challenges By…
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CITY EXPLAINS “FISHY” WATER — BUT QUESTIONS REMAIN
The city says extreme heat and drought conditions are affecting the smell and taste of tap water, but questions remain…
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THE PEOPLE ELECTED FIVE — SO WHY DO SEVEN SIT AT THE TABLE?
Raton’s five elected commissioners share the dais with two city administrators, raising questions about seating, public perception and the visible…
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Wingo Relinquishes Leadership of India Company in Proud Military Tradition
Excerpt: Sgt. 1st Class Robert Wingo formally relinquished leadership of India Company, 141st Brigade Support Battalion, during an Aug. 22…
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Mother bear and two cubs safely relocated after an unexpected breakfast stop on Maxwell Avenue
A mother bear and her two cubs turned a Raton neighborhood into an unexpected breakfast stop after finding food near…
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Baca Points to Current Court Experience in Magistrate Race
Linda E. Baca says her current courtroom experience, years of legal work and familiarity with New Mexico’s magistrate court system…
Read MoreWHO KEEPS OPENING RATON’S DOOR?
Newcomers are not the problem — undisclosed introductions and private influence are By Roger Rael The Raton Range Raton has…
Read MoreFormer Pueblo officer gets 90 days in jail after child-exploitation convictions
A former Pueblo police officer convicted of three counts of sexual exploitation of a child was sentenced to 90 days…
Read More$1.5M SETTLEMENT REVIVES QUESTIONS IN ALLEGED ON-DUTY ASSAULT
Former NMSP sergeant remains employed as school police officer after criminal charge was dropped By Roger M. RaelThe Raton Range…
Read MoreBEFORE THE MURDER CHARGE
Records trace years of violence allegations against José Eversole By Roger M. RaelThe Raton Range LAS VEGAS, N.M. — The…
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