Tonight, author Stephen Fried reprises his April appearance in Santa Fe with a lecture and book signing on the colorful restaurateur Fred Harvey. Stop by La Fonda at 6pm for a free (yes, free!) lecture, book signing and wine reception. Details after the jump.
SFReporter Subscription
Sign Up for SFR:
Email Newsletter
4 days ago
4 days ago
Today's Albuquerque Journal has an important story about a key figure in the pay-to-play cases that have dogged Gov. Bill Richardson's administration. Unfortunately, you can't read it without buying the paper (or subscribing). Fortunately, SFR can summarize.
, Comments (0)
Sep 2, 2010
Don’t underestimate the power of the Force. Star Wars fans, local DJs and several scruffy-looking nerf herders came in droves last Saturday to Dub Wars, a Star Wars-themed DJ night at Corazón.
, Comments (0)
Local News
Fraud Fest 2010
State auditor says he may be criminally underfunded
Even by New Mexico standards, this year looks to be a memorable one for political corruption. However the current, specific cases end, such stories will repeat themselves, Groundhog Day-style, until there is an “accountability revolution” at every level of government in New Mexico.
by Corey Pein
— Santa Fe's Most Wanted
Is the justice system working?
— She-Fish?
Scientists want to know if Rio Grande contaminants are feminizing the endangered silvery minnow
— SFR Talk: Shake Up Street
With Jason Flores-Williams
— Changing of the Garde
Three new aces take the reins at Santa Fe's contemporary art institutions
— Budding Ruts
As NM’s medical pot program grows, so do its obstacles.
— ICE'd
Immigration officials target Santa Fe jail inmates
— Eating Wrong
Pho-king Good
— The Next Waiver
Family Caregivers wait and worry for changes to disabled services
— Anthony's Empire
Beleaguered contractor is into more than asphalt
— Builder Beware
Proposed rule change would tighten criteria for “local” contractors
New Mexico News Feed
Man who threatened judge could have faced a stiffer sentence
A Chimayó man who admitted to threatening a state court judge would have faced felony charges, and more time behind bars if convicted, had the Legislature passed legislation earlier this year raising the punishment for such threats, the Santa Fe New Mexican reports.
Instead, Steven Anthony Martinez, who admitted late Monday to making a pair of threatening [...]
No medical pot at two dozen ABQ apartment complexes?
Renters at 23 apartment complexes in Albuquerque must sign agreements by today to not grow or use medical marijuana where they live or face eviction according to a memo from the manager of the complexes, the Albuquerque Journal is reporting.
Monarch Properties Inc., the management company, is pushing the agreements because many of the complexes it [...]
Back to the Paolo Soleri
Late last month Lyle Lovett performed what was billed as the last concert at the Paolo Soleri with no word on whether the All Indian Pueblo Council will agree to spare this architectural landmark if Senators Udall and Bingaman make good on their offer to find federal money for preservation. It would be the perfect [...]
The Shining
This morning I heard from Wendy Blackwell of the city Land Use Department, who immediately dispatched an inspector to investigate the mysterious glare from the Davis Mansion. (She apologized for not receiving my earlier emails, which apparently became stuck in City Hall’s spam filter.) The source of the light, she has confirmed, is indeed a [...]
THIS WEEK'S PRINT EDITION
_________________________________
_________________________________
Back Road Pizza
Aside from a bench on the plaza, there are few places in Santa Fe where a family with small children, punked-out high school students and newspaper-toting sexagenarians can coexist in complete harmony. One of those places is the funky, airy Back Road Pizza dining room on Second Street.
© Copyright Santa Fe Reporter 2010. All Rights Reserved.
