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No whine here: Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta's rain-driven moves well-received, officials say (opens the original)
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While Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta staff haven't done an in-depth review yet, Executive Director Mary Hallahan said the last-minute weather-related move of two of the festivalâs bigger events to the cityâs midtown campus last week were met with good reactions. âOverall, we had very positive feedback,â Hallahan said Tuesday, two days after the annual six-day event came to a close. âThe energy was great. And we didnât lose a single restaurant or winery with the move to midtown. That
Facebook verdict may illustrate the price to be paid for going off the rails (opens the original)
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The two stories I wrote for the business page of todayâs edition of The New Mexican â a profile of Tomasitaâs and Atrisco owner George Gundrey, who has been named the New Mexico Restaurant Associationâs Restaurateur of the Year, and a piece about the Santa Fe Farmers Market being ranked the second-best market in America â wouldnât appear to have much in common at first glance. But an undercurrent of both stories may help explain why Gundreyâs eateries and the market have managed t
Santa Fe Farmers Market claims No. 2 spot on list of country's best farmers markets (opens the original)
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The Santa Fe Farmers Market last month became the latest local entity to draw national attention, landing second on a list of the countryâs 10 best farmers markets. The local market ranked behind only the world-famous Union Square Greenmarket in New York, according to a list released by TimeOut.com, a global media and entertainment company. It beat markets in such locales as Palm Beach, Fla.; San Jose, Calif.; and Eugene, Ore. âIt seems like a pretty big honor,â the marketâs CEO Debbie B
Tomasita's, Atrisco owner is New Mexico Restaurateur of the Year (opens the original)
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When George Gundrey wants to get away from his three restaurants, he spends his time scratching around in the dirt of the land he owns near Villanueva, fancying himself as âa little bit of a gentleman farmer.â But he harbors no illusions about leaving the hospitality business behind and making agriculture his focus. âFarming in New Mexico is crazy,â he said, laughing. âThe soil is terrible and so is the weather. Right now, Iâve got a bunch of raspberries that want to be dry because i
Southwest Capital Bank will become part of WestStar Bank early next year (opens the original)
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Officials at the holding company for Albuquerque-based Southwest Capital Bank, which operates locations throughout Northern New Mexico, have announced they have entered into an agreement to combine operations with El Paso-based WestStar Bank, creating an entity that will have nearly $4 billion in assets. The move was announced in a Sept. 22 news release. Officials said Southwest Capital Bank is expected to become part of WestStar Bank during the first quarter of 2027, pending shareholder and reg
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