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City of Santa Fe: National Cemetery Administration nixed Soldiers' Monument (opens the original)
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The city of Santa Fe announced Thursday the National Cemetery Administration of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has rejected a proposal to rebuild the toppled Soldiers' Monument at Santa Fe National Cemetery. The City Council in 2024 directed the city manager to study the feasibility of relocating the Plaza obelisk, which had been destroyed during an Indigenous Peoples Day protest in October 2020, to the national cemetery. According to a news release, interim City Manager Brian Moya sent
U.S. Supreme Court denies New Mexico Forward Party's last-ditch ballot effort (opens the original)
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch on Thursday rejected the New Mexico Forward Party's last-ditch effort to appear on the Nov. 3 ballot. Gorsuch denied the centrist minor party's application without explanation. The Forward Party, founded in 2021 by Andrew Yang, an unsuccessful 2020 presidential candidate, sued the New Mexico Secretary of Stateâs Office in July after two of its statewide candidates were disqualified from the ballot for failing to gather enough signatures to meet the stat
Smoke still visible even as Frijoles Fire largely under control (opens the original)
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Although the Frijoles Fire is increasingly under control, smoke will still be visible in Santa Fe this weekend, according to fire managers. Hotter and drier weather and fuels on the eastern edge of the fire are contributing to "increased fire activity," according to a Friday news release from the U.S. Forest Service. "Fire is making its way into unburned pine within several drainages on the eastern edge of the fire," the release states. "This available and receptive fuel will continue to consume
Founder of Taos off-grid community says he plans to appeal civil verdict (opens the original)
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TAOS â The founder of an off-grid Taos community says he plans to appeal last weekâs civil verdict that found residents of the subdivision were paying dues to maintain roads and common property that he should have been paying for. A state 8th Judicial District jury awarded plaintiffs Jody Rhines and Marcus Romero, who owned an Earthship in the Greater World Community from 2010 to 2017, a total $32,000 in damages â $12,000 in compensatory damages and $20,000 in punitive ones. Michael Reynol
IAIA president Dr. Shelly Lowe reflects on educating Native artists today (opens the original)
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Shelly Lowe (Navajo) met social scientist and research professor Mary Jo Fox (Comanche/Cherokee) at the University of Arizona, where the size of the campus and layers of bureaucracy were intimidating to the sophomore. âI took her Native American women course, and she took me under her wing,â says Lowe, now president of the Institute of American Indian Arts, a public tribal school founded in Santa Fe in 1962. As Lowe accompanied Fox to meetings of local and national organizations, she also re
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