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Letter to the Editor: Estancia Valley Classical Academy Violated the Open Meetings Act

by Tierna Unruh-Enos

Submitted by Craig Springer, concerned citizen One year ago the Estancia Valley Classical Academy’s unelected governing council (school board) fundamentally transformed the public charter school in Edgewood. In doing so they violated state law, the Open Meetings Act, the school’s own charter, and have blasphemed America’s founding principles they claim to take very seriously.  The […]

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Edgewood Commissioners Try to Decide Who is in Charge of the Town 

by Tierna Unruh-Enos

The Edgewood Commission moved through its agenda quickly and approved road maintenance and the purchase of a new water truck before there was some confusion among commissioners regarding planning and zoning fees and the town’s organizational chart.  During the commission’s regular meeting May 14, Brad Hill, manager of the Planning and Zoning Department, presented town […]

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Edgewood Commissioners Try to Decide Who is in Charge of the Town 

by Tierna Unruh-Enos

The Edgewood Commission moved through its agenda quickly and approved road maintenance and the purchase of a new water truck before there was some confusion among commissioners regarding planning and zoning fees and the town’s organizational chart.  During the commission’s regular meeting May 14, Brad Hill, manager of the Planning and Zoning Department, presented town […]

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Haulin’ Ass

by Tierna Unruh-Enos

Hundreds of people from around the state gathered in the historic mining town of Cerrillos on May 4 for its third annual Turquoise Trail Pack Burro Race. Pack burro racing is a sport that originated to honor the impact burros had in establishing mining communities like Cerrillos and Madrid. Shane Weigand, the race director, said […]

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Haulin’ Ass

by Tierna Unruh-Enos

Hundreds of people from around the state gathered in the historic mining town of Cerrillos on May 4 for its third annual Turquoise Trail Pack Burro Race. Pack burro racing is a sport that originated to honor the impact burros had in establishing mining communities like Cerrillos and Madrid. Shane Weigand, the race director, said […]