By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media New Mexico State Police and Raton Fire and Emergency Services were called to a small airplane crash about 6:48 a.m. Friday morning approximately 4.4 miles south of US Hwy 64/87 about 17 miles east of Raton. State Police have turned the investigation over to…
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Santa Fe, June 1, 2015 – The New Mexico Recycling Coalition (NMRC at www.recyclenewmexico.com) is pleased to announce the 2015 New Mexico Recycling Award winners. Since 2002 NMRC has recognized individuals, businesses and communities that work to reduce waste and support recycling and composting in New Mexico. 2015 Award Winners…
By Marty Mayfield KRTN Multi-Media The Raton City Commission and Raton Public Service met in executive session Tuesday evening to approve the agreement with Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company. (See the entire agreement here HSB Signed Settlement and Release Agreement 060315) The agreement has been a few months in…
SANTA FE (AP) – State officials say 16 schools across New Mexico are in such bad shape they need to be torn down. Public School Capital Outlay Council Chair David Abbey told lawmakers on Tuesday that schools are being phased out or being combined with other schools to save cost. Abbey…
Joseph T. DePari (Joe) age 57 passed away May 25, 2015 in Trinidad Co. He was born September 3rd, 1957 in Worcester, MA the son of Joseph W. DePari and Frances J. (Boyle) DePari. Joe enjoyed playing softball and was well known by many people around the community for it.…
by Brian Manning COLFAX COUNTY — Larry Osborn, the Colfax County Fire Marshall, supports fire safety and assists the eight county fire districts which cover 3,700 square miles in Colfax County. All are volunteer departments except for Raton. He coordinates the eight fire districts and has quarterly meetings with all…
by Brian OrrWALSENBURG — Stating, “I’m not sure I’m doing you any favors by approving this,” Huerfano County Commissioner Max Vezzani made the motion at Tuesday’s meeting to approve a Conditional Use Permit for Acme Growers, LLC. Keith Bouchard and Johnny Padilla, representing Acme, had gotten in their CUP application…
by Joe Tarabino TRINIDAD — The long awaited new Trinidad multi-modal transportation center is, according to city clerk Audra Garrett, currently almost up to speed as “all parties are still committed to moving this project forward and seeing it to fruition.” Construction of the budgeted $860,135 facility has been…
RATON — This week’s Spotlight on the Special is Tyson Floersheim, the son of Ray and Jana Floersheim. He, his parents, sister, and two older brothers, are all Raton natives. Tyson became an Eagle Scout at age 14, and as a junior in high school, decided to do his junior…
by Kimberly Adams TRINIDAD — Wet spring weather is to blame for delays on the Commercial Street construction project, according to project manager Tom Beach with the city public works department. Construction of the quarter-mile long project in the hub of downtown Trinidad began April 6. The construction zone…