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The Santa Fe New Mexican
Throughout the course of its 158 year history, The Santa Fe New Mexican has not only reported on the news and history of Santa Fe and northern New Mexico, it has become an integral part of that rich history. Beginning as a weekly publication, the New Mexican became a daily paper in 1867 and in 1880 was owned by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. Originally published half in English and half in Spanish, in that same year the newspaper began to publish an all English version, and a Spanish language version called El Nuevo Mejicano. Currently owned by Robin Martin, The Santa Fe New Mexican has been in the same family since 1948.
Art + Food
by Kay Lockridge • The Santa Fe New Mexican
Nov 8, 2009
Often "called a good time for a great cause," the annual ARTfeast -- featuring fine art, food, wine, fashion and homes -- rolls out once again the last weekend of February.
"This is the premier winter celebration when the entire Santa Fe community gets together to support art in the public schools," said Connie Axton, owner of Ventana Fine Art and president of ARTsmart, which sponsors ARTfeast. "We couldn't do it without the wonderful public school art teachers and their talented students, as well as all the restaurants, hotels, media, business underwriters and sponsors who participate not to mention the art galleries of Santa Fe that support the effort.
Kiwanis award grants from Zozobra profits
by Staff • The Santa Fe New Mexican
May 25, 2010
More than a dozen Santa Fe nonprofits received a little cheer courtesy of Old Man Gloom this year. Funds raised by the Santa Fe Downtown Kiwanis Foundation from the annual burning of Zozobra (aka Gloom) each September benefit a variety of charities.
Board approves consolidation plan
Acequia Madre gets one year reprieve
by Anne Constable • The Santa Fe New Mexican
Apr 23, 2010
Public pleads to save arts, small schools
Showdown looms on school budget cuts
by Veronica Cruz • The Santa Fe New Mexican
Apr 21, 2010
Teachers, parents and other community members made last-minute pleas to the Santa Fe Board of Education on Tuesday night, urging members to reconsider merging small schools and slashing arts and music funding - actions that have been identified as ways to cut nearly $7 million in costs next school year.
NMDOT crews ready path to Chimayó's beloved santuario
Journey begins for faithful
by Veronica Cruz • The Santa Fe New Mexican
Mar 30, 2010
During Holy Week, thousands of pilgrims will make the annual journey to Chimayó. Their goal - make it, most of them on foot, to the sacred Santuario de Chimayó by Good Friday. Local agencies are preparing the route to the shrine, about 25 miles north of Santa Fe, for a safe walk and drive.
Pueblo returns to traditional name
Santo Domingo quietly becomes 'Kewa'; tribe alters seal, signs and letterhead
by Anne Constable • The Santa Fe New Mexican
Mar 10, 2010
Late last year, Santo Domingo Pueblo's tribal council quietly, and unanimously, decided to change the pueblo's name.
The traditional community, about halfway between Santa Fe and Albuquerque, is now known as Kewa Pueblo.
The name change was disclosed at a meeting of the All Indian Pueblo Council in January, according to the Alvin Warren, secretary of the state Department of Indian Affairs.
