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Genoveva Chavez Community Center pool to reopen Friday (opens the original)
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The Genoveva Chavez Community Center pool will reopen Friday following mechanical problems that kept it closed for several weeks. The pool was closed because of problems with the air circulation and dehumidification system that began in early September. While repair work is ongoing, the dehumidification unit âis now operating at a level that allows the GCCC Natatorium to reopen,â Santa Fe city officials said in a news release. The closure at the 26-year-old community center was the latest in
‘We had to step up’: Santa Fe councilors bar ICE staging on city property (opens the original)
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In August, Edgar Chacon-Miranda was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers while taking one of his daughters to a medical appointment, which led to him spending 23 days in an immigration detention facility despite his being a legal resident. On Wednesday, the 45-year-old Guatemalan immigrant urged the Santa Fe City Council to try to prevent other families from experiencing what his went through. âThe emotional impact that these experiences give our children is lasting,â
City of Santa Fe seeks new directors of housing, homelessness services (opens the original)
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The city of Santa Fe faces vacancies for two high-level positions directly affecting issues widely cited as its two most pressing problems: a shortage of affordable housing and rising homelessness. Affordable Housing Director Faviola Chavez departed Sept. 17, about a month after the departure of Youth and Family Services Director Lia Azul Salaverry, who since January had been the top official overseeing the city's response to homelessness. Mayor Michael Garcia, who campaigned last year on a pr
Santa Fe Public Safety Committee continues to have limited role (opens the original)
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A civilian advisory committee responsible for making policy recommendations on public safety matters in Santa Fe continues to have little impact, despite widespread concern about crime. The Santa Fe Public Safety Committee's limited activity comes as a new administration is preparing to fill a long-vacant police chief position; so far, it has played no role in the decision. It also leaves the city without a robust examination of police and fire operations at a time when the agencies are undergo
City of Santa Fe seeks to fill Planning Commission spots after two applicants rejected (opens the original)
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The city of Santa Fe is seeking two new planning commissioners following the council's rejection of two people Mayor Michael Garcia had attempted to appoint to the powerful board. The vacant seats are in District 3 and District 4, both representing the city's south side and the southern part of the Cerrillos Road corridor. The District 3 vacancy is due to the resignation last week of Matt Embry, city spokesperson Peter Olson wrote in an email Friday. The District 4 seat has been open longer, but
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