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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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…
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…
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CITY HALL PASSES THE BUCK WHILE SECOND STREET WEEDS GROW
Mayor and commissioners remain silent as Public Works director accepts responsibility and NMDOT says municipalities normally maintain landscaping By Roger…
Read MoreScottish Biochar Company Sets Sights on Raton
Forest waste could become an economic opportunity, but questions remain over the scale of the problem, jobs, and future expansion…
Read MoreScottish Biochar Company Sets Sights on Raton
Forest waste could become an economic opportunity, but questions remain over the scale of the problem, jobs, and future expansion…
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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…
Read MoreRanching Part 2
PART TWO: WATER ON THE RANGE Drought draws cattle, wildlife to shrinking water supplies. Colfax County ranchers say private land…
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FIRST BAPTIST SEEKS LEGAL REVIEW OF NMED MEAL PERMIT REQUIREMENTS
Pastor says state did not explain variance or hearing options; NMED reports no illness, written violation, or inspection report By…
Read More90 YEARS OF POWER: WHAT THE RECORD ACTUALLY SHOWS
The Raton Range reviewed New Mexico’s political history, education results, crime data, state finances, and local Census figures. By The…
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