State and federal investigators were at the former school Friday and firefighters are expected to remain into next week.
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Conductor John Fiore and stage director Melanie Bacaling team up to restore Butterfly's agency — and her complexity — in Santa Fe Opera's new revival of Puccini's beloved classic.
The production will be inspired by the glorious rag-bag of British-style pantomime and theatrical magic from the Victorian era.
In their first collaboration, the artists bring Po'Pay, La Malinche, and 1680 into the present at the Vladem Contemporary.
The Music Lives On tour honors the late frontman with a reimagined lineup and a renewed sense of spirit.
Opponents are exploring whether the vote legally constituted a majority to deny the appeal since one councilor abstained.
Powerful license plate-reading cameras from the company Flock Safety have been popping up in shopping center parking lots.
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After receiving credit for about three years on house arrest while the case was pending, Robinson will avoid state prison.
More than 2,000 Venezuelans have been killed and nearly 50,000 are unaccounted for following a pair of earthquakes last week.
Up to 20 people a month could be awarded for making a positive impact in Santa Fe under Mayor Michael Garcia's new program.
New Mexico has more plague cases than other states because its prairie dog and rock squirrel populations attract fleas.
Police said one apartment was struck by gunfire early Thursday morning but none of the apartment's occupants were injured.
"In the upper chamber we are 16 strong — outnumbered but never outworked," Brantley said.
City crews, event organizers with the Kiwanis Club and neighbors in the midtown area surrounding the park prepare for July Fourth celebration.
"There's just a vast amount of materials that we will need to look through. We don't know at this point what they are," Romero said.
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