Stanley News

Investment firm Morgan Stanley and New Mexico regulators have reached a settlement over offerings the firm failed to register as securities in New Mexico.

Services for Aurelio C. Apodaca, 70, will be at 10 a.m., Wednesday, April 2, 2008 at the San Rafael Catholic Church. via Gallup Independent

“I'm insulted by this because I don't trust the system because the laws are not being enforced”

Lyle Strong could be out in less than four years A Stanley, New Mexico family whose relative was murdered almost two years ago says they are being victimized again by the gunman's sentence and the judge who ... via KOB-TV

More news from across the state: STATE WEATHER The National Weather Service said New Mexico will have warmer weather through Friday as high pressure builds over the state. via KOAT.com

“I believe there are three or four wells out there that have been used for grazing and other agricultural purposes. There still needs to be more investigation”

Corporation plans to pipe the water along along U.S. 60 to Rio Grande, consultant said at county meeting Tuesday The Socorro County Commission unanimously approved a resolution protesting the application by ... via El Defensor Chieftain

Anyone wanting to express an opinion can write letter to county manager Socorro County Commissioner Stanley Herrera has introduced a resolution to the county commission asking them to protest a huge water ... via El Defensor Chieftain

“The tremendous increase in energy costs for transportation and processing over the past year also is a key factor behind higher retail prices at the grocery store”

Thanksgiving dinners may gobble up more bread this year. Statistics show a nearly 10 percent increase in costs for setting the table today compared to a year ago. via Herald News

“They don't know what to do with a dark-skinned turkey (like the heritage breeds) because broad-breasted turkeys have been the industry standard for so long.”

STANLEY, N.M. Nothing but blue sky and huge expanses of flat pastureland surround Wendy McGuire's 17-sided home northeast of Albuquerque. via Las Cruces Sun-News