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Tuesday, November 27,2012
Local News

Fourth-Floor Shakeup

Who’s in and who’s out at the governor’s office

Justin Horwath
Staff changes are shaking up Gov. Susana Martinez’ administration.
Tuesday, November 20,2012
Local News

Martinezcare

Temperatures rise as New Mexico weighs the future of health care

Justin Horwath and Joey Peters
Last year, Randy Murray spent six months shopping for a health care provider. At 65, Murray was newly eligible for Medicare—and, as a former banker, he thought he was well-equipped for the challenge. It didn’t go so smoothly.
Tuesday, November 20,2012
Local News

New Mexico Needs Moms

State celebrates National Adoption Month

Joey Peters
Last week, Santa Fe District Judge (and soon-to-be state Supreme Court justice) Barbara Vigil sped up the waiting time on six pending adoptions for Santa Fe County residents.
Tuesday, November 13,2012
Local News

Too Close?

The thin line between candidates and PACs

Justin Horwath
It was a tough, dirty fight, and former Las Cruces District Attorney Amy Orlando knows exactly who was on her side. It’s right there on the mailers accusing her opponent of siding with sex offenders over innocent children: “Paid for by Safer NM PAC.”
Tuesday, November 13,2012
Local News

Recommissioning

New Mexico voted to change the PRC. Now comes the hard part

Joey Peters
On a Friday morning at the Public Regulation Commission, Qwest is in the middle of a week’s worth of hearings.
Tuesday, November 13,2012
Local News

Weed Between the Lines

An incomplete history of marijuana and New Mexico

Alexa Schirtzinger
  1600s: Early settlers bring Cannabis sativa to colonies to cultivate hemp
Wednesday, November 7,2012
Local News

How the Southwest Was Won

Behind the big-money strategy to take New Mexico

Justin Horwath and Joey Peters
Six days before New Mexico’s primary election, Phil Musser, a Washington, DC-based political consultant, sent a cordial email to a key Republican donor. “Thanks very much for the time this morning," Musser wrote. “I know that the Governor very much enjoyed seeing you and values your friendship a lot…The Lord is clearly working through you in many ways.”
Wednesday, November 7,2012
Local News

Shots in the Dark

Now that the election’s over...look up!

Mia Rose Carbone
Although SFR went to press before the results of a heated 2012 election had been finalized, we have a recommendation nonetheless: Get over it. Move on. Look up!
Wednesday, October 31,2012
Local News

Ad Wars!

Clara Hittel
I don’t know about you, but I’ve become far too familiar with Heather Wilson’s pristine kitchen, and I’m not even sure it’s real. I have grown equally w
Wednesday, October 31,2012
Local News

Why I Vote (Now)

Brandon Ghigliotty
In February 2008, I was in Great Lakes, Ill.—in US Navy Recruit Training—when Vice President Dick Cheney visited our base. The red carpet was rolled out for t
 
 
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