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Tony Raap

Tony Raap

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Night Editor, The Gazette (Colorado Springs)

Santa Fe, Denver

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Total articles 998

  • New Mexico's hospitalization rate holds steady as new cases begin to slow

    By Tony Raap Verified| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified Although intensive care units in New Mexico are filled with COVID-19 patients, the number of hospitalizations during the most recent surge hasn’t been as high as computer modeling had projected, the state’s top health officials said Wednesday. In fact, New Mexico’s hospitalization rate has held steady and new cases seem to be leveling off.

    By Tony Raap Verified · Santa Fe New Mexican

    Sep. 08, 2021

  • Union Protectíva de Santa Fé asks city to dismiss complaint

    By Tony Raap Verified| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified The Spanish fraternal organization Union Protectíva de Santa Fé is asking the city's Ethics and Campaign Review Board to dismiss a complaint claiming the organization engaged in illicit political activity to try to unseat Mayor Alan Webber in this fall's election. The complaint, filed last month by Webber's campaign, alleges Union Protectíva violated city code and state law by failing to register as a political committee. The ethics board is expected to discuss the complaint Thursday.

    By Tony Raap Verified · Santa Fe New Mexican

    Sep. 02, 2021

  • COVID-19 hospitalizations, deaths to continue to rise, New Mexico health officials say

    By Tony Raap Verified| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified New Mexico’s already-strained hospital system could need more than 700 beds for COVID-19 patients by next week, a startling increase from the nearly 400 beds now used by people being treated for the disease, state health officials said Wednesday. For more than a week, hospitals statewide have been on the verge of rationing care because they’re so full, a move known as implementing crisis standards of care. As of Wednesday, 381 patients were hospitalized for COVID-19 across the state.

    By Tony Raap Verified · Santa Fe New Mexican

    Sep. 01, 2021

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The Gazette (Colorado Springs)

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

+1 719-632-5511