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Letters
Robotic Answers On Global Warming
(Wednesday, March 10, 2010)
Tragic Event Has Its Heroes
Santa Fe's latest horrific DWI wreck provokes us — yet again — to ponder why drunk driving remains such a persistent and intractable problem. The latest incident reprises the all-too-familiar tale: two young lives cut short through no possible fault of their own, apparently by a habitual offender our justice system could and certainly should have shut down long before.
(Wednesday, March 10, 2010)
Letters
Preserve Better Under Park Service
(Sunday, March 07, 2010)
It Won't Be the Same
It looks like time has run out for St. Anthony's Church in Questa.
(Sunday, March 07, 2010)
Letters
Coss Person First, Politician Second
(Wednesday, March 03, 2010)
Trust Argues for Status Quo
The Valles Caldera National Preserve's managers weighed in on the subject of turning the preserve over to the National Park Service recently, and they're not in favor of the idea. Better, they say, to simply change the federal law that created the preserve so that it allows for continuing federal funding past 2015, the year the preserve is supposed to become economically self-sufficient.
(Wednesday, March 03, 2010)
Your Vote Can Make a Difference
Tuesday is Election Day for the city of Santa Fe, and the Journal urges voters to make the effort and go to the polls. Too often, municipal officials are picked by a very small minority of those who are registered and could vote, if only they would go to the trouble of making their voices heard.
(Sunday, February 28, 2010)
Enjoy Complex While We Can
The Santa Fe City Council last week approved $150,000 in funding for the Santa Fe Complex — a combination think-tank and artspace whose goal is to foster links between area scientific institutions and people, including students, whose creative efforts head in other directions.
(Sunday, February 28, 2010)
Letters
Opponent Misleads Public With Fliers
(Sunday, February 28, 2010)
Keep El Museo in Railyard
The current situation regarding El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe and the Santa Fe Railyard Community Corp. is another blatant example of the gentrification of our city and the economic and forced displacement of the local natives.
(Sunday, February 28, 2010)
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