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Carina Julig
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City Reporter, Santa Fe New Mexican
Santa Fe
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By Carina Julig| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified Following neighborhood concerns about the use of a small section of Candelero Park for a new deceleration lane on Zia Road, a proposal for a lot line adjustment was introduced at a City Council meeting last week. Sponsored by Councilors Jamie Cassutt and Pilar Faulkner, the resolution directs the city manager to designate an agent to apply for the adjustment "and any other administrative steps" required in order to use about 1% of the undeveloped park property to widen Zia Road.
By Carina Julig, Cormac Dodd Verified| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified Darryl Lorenzo Wellington may have been poised to become a public figure, specifically the poet laureate of the city of Santa Fe. But that did not prevent him from becoming caught in a tide so many are — the city’s long-escalating affordable housing crisis. Earlier this year, Wellington published an article in The Nation chronicling his experience with almost being rendered homeless in 2021 when he faced rental issues.
By Carina Julig| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified Following neighborhood concerns about the use of a small section of Candelero Park for a new deceleration lane on Zia Road, a proposal for a lot line adjustment was introduced at a City Council meeting last week. Sponsored by Councilors Jamie Cassutt and Pilar Faulkner, the resolution directs the city manager to designate an agent to apply for the adjustment "and any other administrative steps" required in order to use about 1% of the undeveloped park property to widen Zia Road.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
The Santa Fe New Mexican is the oldest continuously operating newspaper in New Mexico, established in 1849. It has evolved through various title changes but remains a key news source for northern New Mexico. The newspaper is published daily in Santa Fe and is known for its commitment to factual reporting and a left-center editorial stance. The Santa Fe New Mexican offers a print newspaper that covers local, regional, and national news. It also provides digital news through its online platform, featuring breaking news, investigative reporting, and multimedia content. The paper has historical archives available through partnerships with institutions like the University of New Mexico and Newspapers.com, allowing public access to significant historical issues. Owned by Robin McKinney Martin, the newspaper generates revenue through subscriptions and advertising, serving local residents, businesses, and policymakers in the Santa Fe area.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
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Founded: 1849