By Roger RaelThe Raton Range In Northern New Mexico, water is never just water. A ditch can mean a field,…
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Part II of IV: The Jesse Saenz File: What Happened That Night?
The Jesse signs case remains one of the most significant lawn, Forssman investigations in Raton's history
Read MoreRPS president, who has sat on the board for 30 years, warns of higher rates, leaves household costs unexplained for Raton customersÂ
RPS President warns customers that higher rates may be coming, but questions remain about what those increases could mean for…
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ROMERO RESIGNS DA JOB AFTER STATE CALLS ARRANGEMENT UNLAWFUL — BUT THE QUESTIONS DON’T RESIGN WITH HER
State Rep. Andrea Romero resigned from her district attorney’s office job after the New Mexico Department of Justice called the…
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RATON’S CHILDREN: CASES THAT SHOULD NEVER BE FORGOTTEN
Several Raton and Colfax County cases involving the sexual abuse and exploitation of children continue to carry a warning years…
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ROMERO’S DA JOB SPARKS ETHICS COMPLAINTS—AND REOPENS OLD PUBLIC-MONEY QUESTIONS
New Mexico Rep. Andrea Romero’s part-time job with the First Judicial District Attorney’s Office has triggered ethics complaints and renewed…
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…
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LAKE MALOYA FELL BY 8 MILLION GALLONS. WHERE DID IT GO?
Lake Maloya, Raton’s primary drinking-water source, dropped by roughly 8.15 million gallons in one week and more than 28 million…
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