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This was supposed to be a “hilarious tale of misery and humiliation on the green.” At least, that’s how I pitched the story. But I made a gross miscalculation when I thought Nettles, the head golf pro at Marty Sanchez Links de Santa Fe, was gonna be the guy to help me with that plan

Bigger did not seem better to many Santa Feans when confronted in 2008 by a merger and expansion impacting the city’s only hospital.

Although energy and the environment remain hand-wringing issues for Santa Feans, 2008 was a pretty good year for local tree huggers, Prius drivers and canvas grocery-bag carriers.

So you bought a ristra. Now what? Are you just gonna hang it from your faux viga and watch as the pods slowly dry in the warm winter sun? Aw, come on! You gotta cook with those chiles!

Recipes for getting serious with chile over the winter.

1 Steaksmith104-B Old Las Vegas Hwy.505-988-3333Most of the fancy restaurants in Santa Fe offer a steak or two on the menu—and most of those restaurants do an excellent job with high-quality cut

1 Mariscos La Playa537 W. Cordova Road505-982-2790Seafood is a rare pleasure in Santa Fe. It’s not that we can’t get high-quality fish here; we can. Thanks to dry ice and overnight shippin

1 Upper Crust Pizza329 Old Santa Fe Trail505-982-0000Those unpeeled latillas shade the elevated porch just right, don’t they? Even on a hot summer day, a person can crave a tasty slice, can&rsqu

1 The Cowgirl BBQ319 S. Guadalupe St.505-982-2565The Cowgirl is Santa Fe’s unofficial living room. Let’s take a little tour! Here in the big room are the grown-ups, drinking grown-up drink

1 Chocolate Maven821 W. San Mateo Road505-984-1980Seriously, who needs an entrée when there’s chocolate, right? After all, calories are just calories. They all go to the same place in the