Cormac Dodd
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Floodwaters strike across New Mexico, with more rain in the forecast (opens the original)
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Floodwater was pooling a couple of inches deep in Belen Queva's garage Tuesday afternoon as he expressed his trepidation about additional rain in the forecast. Water was already running beneath his home. Monday night, Rainwater had swept down the streets of the Tierra Real Mobile Home Community off Airport Road on Santa Fe's south side and was at least ankle-deep in certain parts of Calle Kryshanna, where Queva lives. It flowed dangerously close to people's homes and prompted fear among resident
State House candidates overlap on rural issues but differ on abortion, Trump (opens the original)
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GALISTEO â The two candidates running to represent a rural southern Santa Fe County House district made similar points on some local issues at a forum Thursday even as they contrasted sharply on hot-button topics. One such difference came out when the moderator asked about President Donald Trumpâs recent Truth Social posts suggesting renaming New Mexico âNew America.â âItâs a little absurd, the whole thing,â said Sarah Boses, the Democrat running to represent state House District 5
Santa Fe County community says Santo Domingo Pueblo plans to close major access road (opens the original)
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Justin Sachs, a resident of an off-grid community in far western Santa Fe County, said he has the utmost respect for tribal sovereignty. But he and his neighbors fear Santo Domingo Pueblo plans to block the primary access to their homes. Residents of Baja Waldo Road and Red Rock Road, in a remote area west of Cerrillos and Madrid, have worked for at least six months to reach a solution with the pueblo before the end of the month, when they say it will shut down part of N.M. 16 near Interstate 25
Runaway horse leads police on merry chase ahead of Fiesta de Santa Fe parade (opens the original)
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The runaway horse appeared bent on freedom Sunday as it led a parade of police on motorcycles with flashing lights in a fulsome sprint down Paseo de Peralta â a new celebrity evading capture near downtown Santa Fe. With hooves pounding the sidewalk, it lit out with flourish and soon was accompanied by a heavy law enforcement presence. The brown horse with traces of white galloped down the street as if it were sweeping rangeland, while nearby drivers slowed looking surprised. Police eventually
Developer of controversial housing plan near La Tierra trails appeals county denial (opens the original)
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The developer that proposed a controversial and fairly dense residential development near the popular La Tierra trails system has filed an appeal in district court after the Santa Fe County commissioners in June shot down the plan. The proposed 158-home Camino Verde subdivision would have been built in the foothills just north of N.M. 599 in the Camino La Tierra area, with some lots smaller than an acre. Nearby residents pushed back hard on the plan at several county meetings, maintaining it wou
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