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Carl Turner and the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad
Starting in 1968, Carl Turner helped initiate the push for New Mexico and Colorado to purchase the narrow gauge line that runs between Antonito and Chama, N.M. After the line's purchase in 1970, Turner served ...
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New Mexico has always attracted spiritual seekers. Under widescreen skies, Nick Thorpe is both silenced and blown away.
Shaky economy, gas prices tourism's double whammy
CHAMA, N.M. - The summer tourist season in this tiny mountain town is well under way, and the quiet RV park nestled under towering cottonwoods ought to be full.
Committee rules made uranium issue one-sided
Editor, As a member of a community that has been adversely affected by uranium mill tailings and a citizen of New Mexico, I recently attended a meeting of the Legislative Finance Committee on July 10 in Chama, ...
Governor Bill Richardson Requests Special Rules for Oil and Gas...
Governor Bill Richardson Requests Special Rules for Oil and Gas Activity in Areas of Rio Arriba County SANTA FE ' Governor Bill Richardson today directed the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department s ...
Gov wants new drilling rules for Rio Arriba County
The state Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department's Oil Conservation Division has been asked to propose new oil and gas drilling rules for portions of Rio Arriba County.
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Water Rights Almost Up: Project Has Used Duke City Supply
Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Jul. 20--SANTA FE -- For decades, the exclusive Las Campanas subdivision has used millions of gallons of Albuquerque's San Juan-Chama water rights to offset what it pumps from Santa ...
On the trail of the churros: Students examine influence of sheep on Navajo, Hispanic cultures
A group of select students from Mesa Alta Junior High School learned about culture, writing and personal growth from an unlikely source this summer - sheep.
Meeting of trains can happen only in Valley
A narrow gauge engine and a standard gauge unit stand next to each other in Antonito on Thursday, June 19.
Oasis could be looking to skies
Oasis State Park is being considered as a possible location for the final of four observatories being built by the New Mexico State Parks.
The New Mexico State Police recently suffered a tragic and untimely loss with the death of Lt.
No. 315 lands summer job in Chama
The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad will have a new - yet old - visiting locomotive this summer.
This is a big year for Taos Land Trust, according to executive director Ernie Atencio.
Pipeline complete for San Juan-Chama water project
Workers have completed the final segment of underground pipeline for the San Juan-Chama Drinking Water Project, the future water source for New Mexico's largest city.
New Mexico Police Officer Killed in Crash
A 26-year veteran of the New Mexico State Police was killed in a single-car rollover crash near Tierra Amarilla on Friday afternoon.
State police Lt. Michael Avilucea laid to rest today
A son of Las Cruces who lost his life last week while serving the residents of New Mexico will be laid to rest today.
Small quake shakes northern NM
The U.S. Geological Survey says a small earthquake rattled portions of northern New Mexico.
Richardson orders flags lowered for police officer
Gov. Bill Richardson has ordered flags lowered in honor of a 26-year veteran state police officer who died last week after a single-vehicle rollover crash in Rio Arriba County.
Services announced for fallen state police officer
New Mexico State Police are preparing a final salute to one of their own and are asking Las Crucens to join in.