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Ty's Take Word came down this week that the former officer dropped his guilty plea, which means the whole thing circles back to square one and the valley gets to watch it all play out again. These cases have a way of wearing on a small community, especially
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Ty's Take A man from Medanales convicted on felony charges, another Santa Fe County case bringing 21 months in federal prison, a rifle pulled over an alcohol dispute at a store counter. The court docket keeps filling up the way it does in any county this size, but
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Ty's Take Fire season comes early up here, and the Forest Service closure order on Frijoles tells you the dry spell we've been running isn't finished with us yet. Those of us who've lived through years in this country know what temporary
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Ty's Take Down in Carlsbad they're pulling catfish out of the water, which is fine for them, but up here the real spring story is what's moving through the Chama and what the snow melt is doing to our irrigation rights as the season
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Ty's Take Most days around here the news comes down to water rights and weather, but today we're getting reminded that sometimes the smallest decisions carry the biggest consequences. A man falls off a roof, drinking was involved, and suddenly a family's got hospital
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Ty's Take Garcia Richard's name on the Democratic ticket for lieutenant governor is going to land different depending on which side of the Chama you're on. Up here in Rio Arriba, where land-grant families have held political weight for generations, there's
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Ty's Take The settlement that came through four years after those evictions says something about how long justice takes in a place like this, and how much fight it takes to get even that far. You can read the headlines about CYFD overreach and government money vanishing into
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Ty's Take Cherry dessert chimichangas aren't something you see on every menu around here, but that's exactly the kind of thing that keeps a place like Bode's or a local kitchen worth walking into. This far north of Santa Fe, we'
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Ty's Take The courts don't usually make the news for trying to meet people halfway, but that's what's happening with this new HelpLine coming out of the judiciary system. Anybody who's spent time in a courtroom, or worse, trying to
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Ty's Take Hull's visit down to Española this week puts a face on what's been cooking behind closed doors up here in the county for months. When your state representative shows up in person to lay out plans instead of just sending a press
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Ty's Take The news that a lizard lost federal protection might sound like bureaucratic noise until you remember what that lizard meant around here. The New Mexico meadow jumping mouse was listed as endangered back in 1975, and that designation shaped how water got managed, how land got
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Ty's Take The state's latest move to open up land for oil and gas drilling up north has folks around here doing what they do best: watching their water rights and their neighbors' tempers in equal measure. Meanwhile, down at the arena, kids are still