What was it at the Santa Fe CourthouseThe Santa Fe New Mexican2026-09-20 | What was it at the Santa Fe CourthouseMarty Moose tranquilized near downtown Santa FeThe Santa Fe New Mexican2023-09-12 | A bull moose known as Marty walks around after being tranquilized and is then loaded into a trailer by New Mexico Department of Game and Fish staff on the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2023. The moose will be relocated farther north. There are no known established moose populations in New Mexico, though there have been at least 12 moose sightings in the state in the last decade.
Video footage courtesy Nancy and Hugh GrangerSanta Fe Reptile and Bug Museum Fundraiser September , 2023 HD 1080pThe Santa Fe New Mexican2023-09-10 | The Santa Fe Reptile and Bug Museum — currently at the Santa Fe Fashion Outlets — seeks a new home to continue its work educating the public about its incredible collection. You can help the museum by donating to its fund at bit.ly/help-a-bug.
Enjoy this special virtual visit to the Santa Fe Bug and Reptile Museum, meet some of the people and critters who make all the the magic happen.A visit to the Very Large Array near Magdalena, New MexicoThe Santa Fe New Mexican2023-06-11 | Rick Perley, a scientist with the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, describes the workings of the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array near Magdalena, New Mexico.Camera catches mountain lion on Santa Fes east sideThe Santa Fe New Mexican2023-05-01 | Santa Fe resident Jim Bucklew's outdoor camera catches a mountain lion located off Camino de Cruz Blanca, not far from the Atalaya upper trailhead, on the night of Friday, April 28, 2023.Iron Tribe 2023 in Las Vegas, New MexicoThe Santa Fe New Mexican2023-03-05 | Sights and sounds from the performance pour and production pour of the Iron Tribe gathering hosted by New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas, N.M., in March of 2023.Santa Fe Reptile and Bug ‘Museum fundraiserThe Santa Fe New Mexican2023-02-20 | Join this event at noon Sunday and help raise funds to support a permanent home for the Reptile and Bug Museum.Moose sighting near Santa Fe ski basin in Northern New MexicoThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-12-19 | Adam Ronan and his family watch as a moose skips past their vehicle on Sunday, December 18, 2022, near the Santa Fe ski basin. Video courtesy Theresa Ronan2022 10 Who Made a DifferenceThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-12-05 | A salute to the spirit of volunteerism in Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico.2022 Trees of Hope HD 1080pThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-11-27 | Esperanza Shelter in Santa Fe Presents the third annual Tress of Hope , a fundraiser for Santa Fe County's domestic violence shetler.Teresa Leger Fernandez and Alexis Johnson Martinez candidate forumThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-10-19 | Candidates in the race for the US House District 3 seat meet in a candidates forum sponsored by the Leagues of Women Voters of Santa Fe County. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18.Candidate forum: Andrea Romero and Jay Groseclose 2/2The Santa Fe New Mexican2022-10-18 | ...Candidate forum: Andrea Romero and Jay Groseclose 1/2The Santa Fe New Mexican2022-10-18 | Candidates in the 2022 General Election for NM House District 46.Brian YoungThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-10-15 | The Big ReadVoice of Zozobra Auditions 2022The Santa Fe New Mexican2022-07-12 | More than 60 people showed up on July 9, 2022, at the Scottish Rite Temple in Santa Fe to audition for the voice of Zozobra. It was the first such audition for the part in nearly 40 years, Zozobra organizer Ray Sandoval said. To date, just five people — including the late Harold Gans, who did the job for about 40 years — have provided the voice of the big marionette who goes up in flames come September.Candidates forum NM House District 46The Santa Fe New Mexican2022-05-17 | Santa Fe New Mexican and the League of Women Voters concluded their series of candidate forums ahead of the June primary election on Monday May 16. The forum features candidates in the NM House District 46 race.Santa Fe County Magistrate Judge Division 2The Santa Fe New Mexican2022-05-13 | The Santa Fe New Mexican and League of Women Voters will hold a candidates' forum for those running for Santa Fe County magistrate division 2.
The forum begins at 6:30 pm online at santafenewmexican.com and in-person at the Genoveva Chavez Community Center.Santa Fe County Sheriffs primary election forumThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-05-12 | The Santa Fe New Mexican and the League of Women Voters of Santa Fe County present the second in a series of debates for local offices. On May 11, 2022, incumbent Sheriff Adan Mendoza will appear with SFPD Lt. David Webb to stand for questions from the League of Women Voters of Santa Fe County. Questions for the candidates can be submitted at santafenewmexican.com/votersTestThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-05-11 | ...2022 Primary Election ForumsThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-05-11 | On May 10, 2022, the Santa Fe New Mexican and League of Women Voters of Santa Fe County will host the first in a series of candidate forums ahead of the New Mexico primaries in June. On May 10, candidates in the contested first and third district Santa Fe County Board of County Commissioners will have the floor.
The event runs 6:30-8 p.m. and is held live at the Genoveva Chavez Community Center.Del Norte Lov Foundation Spread the Lov EventThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-05-01 | Description of the event – 250-400 words
The Del Norte LOV Foundation will host, Spread the LOV Event, an inaugural annual event to raise awareness and funds to benefit the Del Norte LOV Foundation, in support of youth and families in New Mexico. Spread the LOV Event will consist of an online auction starting on Wednesday, April 27, 2022, and will culminate in-person the afternoon of Sunday, May 1, 2022, at Rancho del las Golondrinas. This fun-filled afternoon will have sweet treats catered by Santa Fe YouthWorks, a silent auction, and a musical performance by the Youth Mariachi Ensemble of the Santa Fe Youth Symphony Association, and in partnership with the Santa Fe New Mexican.
Tickets are on sale now for the in-person afternoon portion on May 1. Click here to purchase your tickets securely through our payment site.
Visit sfnm.co/lovevent to view and bid on the Spread the LOV Event auction site. Online bidding will start on Wednesday, April 27 and end on 12 noon, Sunday, May 1, 2022. The in-person silent auction will then continue for event attendees from 1 – 3 pm on Sunday, May 1.
All proceeds raised during the Spread the LOV event will benefit the Del Norte LOV Foundation’s mission and community support programs, including: scholarships, community grants, sponsorships, financial literacy, and community engagement.
In addition to an online auction, we’ll also have a video linked on Santa Fe New Mexican’s site to include some of our presentations at the in-person event.
The hybrid auction will include artwork, a variety of gift baskets, adventure passes, family passes to local activities, and many other great items. We’ll have a mystery grab bag opportunity at the event! We have gift cards from local restaurants mixed up in the grab bag. For a donation, reach in and see what you find! We are also offering raffle tickets to win the ultimate goodie basket inspired by everything Santa Fe and New Mexico. Proceeds of the raffle will benefit the Del Norte LOV Foundation and the Santa Fe Youth Symphony Association.
Together, let’s improve lives of youth and families in New Mexico! We hope to see you there!
Summary of the Del Norte LOV Foundation
The Del Norte LOV Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) public charity nonprofit organization and an independent foundation associated with Del Norte Credit Union. Our mission is to improve lives of youth and families in New Mexico through community support programs, including: scholarships, community grants, sponsorships, financial literacy and community engagement.
The LOV in our name stands for Living Our Vision, in that the employee-driven Del Norte LOV Foundation is committed to advocating for the communities DNCU serves and to promote financial literacy, volunteerism, education, and improving lives for the youth and their families.
DNCU Employees give back through Teen Day Tuesdays, a program where staff generously donate charitable contributions through their payroll deductions. These donations and those from our communities helped provide more than $106,000 in community support, such as $52,000 in sponsorships, $10,000 in scholarships, $10,000 in financial literacy programs, $25,000 in community grant funding, and so much more for our local nonprofit partners in 2021.
We understand that investing our efforts will positively impact the future for us all. We especially want to support the well-being of youth and their families through life-stages, such as early childhood development, educational, vocational, and scholarship opportunities.
More information is available at delnortelovfoundation.org.Raul the ThirdThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-04-30 | ...Pilgrimage returns to El Santuario de Chimayó in 2022The Santa Fe New Mexican2022-04-16 | Following a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual pilgrimage to El Santuario de Chimayó in Northern New Mexico returned in 2022 with thousands of visitors making their way to the sacred site during Holy Week.Littleglobe TV Ep 9 Spring ForwardThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-04-14 | This hyper-local co-authored 45-minute episode features stories from Santa Fe’s Midtown Campus including pieces driven by poetry, music, and video work from poet Hakim Bellamy, artist Mya Green, trumpeter Delbert Anderson, filmmaker/composer Dan Stephensen as well as Santa Fe Art Institute/LG team members Nuttaphol Ma, Kourtney Andar, Dylan Tenorio, Anaid Garcia, Elsa Lopez, Jaydin Martinez, Aurora Escobedo, Gabriel Wood, Chris Jonas, Ed Radtke, Hank Rogerson, and Katy Gross.
Stories include an exploration of walls, roads, barriers, kites and accessibility to the Midtown Site, visions of Midtown’s future with the Santa Fe Indigenous Institute, the Santa Fe Recovery Center’s residential treatment center, a La Liga Soccer player, and a Minecraft tour of Mexican architect Ricardo Legorreta’s Midtown Visual Arts Center.
Littleglobe TV Episode 9: Spring Out is part of Littleglobe and Santa Fe Art Institute’s continuing collaboration, LG+SFAI: Santa Fe Stories from the Inside Out, Along with SFAI’s Tilt Podcast, this episode explores stories of the Midtown Site’s past, present and future.
Funding for this episode comes from the Santa Fe Arts & Culture Department and the Santa Fe Tourism Department through their Digital Collaborative Impact Grant. Additional funding comes from the National Endowment for the Arts- Art Works grant, Nusenda Credit Union, and Digicom.Sheriffs deputy pursues armed robbery suspect in high-speed chaseThe Santa Fe New Mexican2022-01-08 | Dashboard and lapel camera footage of Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Deputy Patrick Ficke pursues an armed robbery suspect on a high-speed chase on Nov. 26, 2021.2021 10 Who Made a DifferenceThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-12-08 | The Santa Fe New Mexican honors the 10 Who Made a Difference, a group of local folks who have distinguished themselves with volunteer service.Jeopardy! Benefitting the Life LinkThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-12-03 | Our 2020 online Jeopardy fundraiser was so fun, popular, and effective that we are bringing it back for our second annual version. This is a COVID-safe way for you to show your support!
How to Watch
Just visit Santafenewmexican.com at 5:30 p.m. Thursday Dec. 2 to view the matches. No special software or download required. You can also sign up for a free reminder on this page.
Please consider donating to The Life Link and supporting our ongoing work. Donate by clicking here.
There will be three teams with four contestants per team: social services partners, Santa Fe mayor and local-government representatives, and The Life Link business supporters.
Support your community and have a great time doing it. Test your knowledge against our players.2021 Trees of Hope fundraising benefitting Esperanza ShelterThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-11-24 | Esperanza Shelter, Santa Fe's provider for domestic-violence services, invites you to take part in Trees of Hope, a special fundraising drive to online and in-person supporting the work of the shelter.
Sixteen uniquely designed trees have been put up for auction with all proceeds going to Esperanza. The shelter has set a goal this year of raising $20,000 and you can help even more right now because of a special match from a benefactor of up to $10,000.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE Online You can bid on a tree right now in the online auction or make a donation to Esperanza Shelter. You can also see our special online presentation beginning 11 a.m. on November 24 at santafenewmexican.com where you'll hear from many of those who donated their time to decorate a tree.
In Person You can visit our trees at the Drury Plaza Hotel in Downtown Santa Fe 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. daily in the Rivera Room. You can place a bid on your mobile phone from the ballroom. Winning bidders will have their trees delivered to their homes. Be sure to check out the special online tour of the ballroom for an extra special experience.2021 Hungry Mouth Festival benefitting St. Elizabeth ShelterThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-11-14 | St. Elizabeth Shelter invites you to the 2021 Hungry Mouth Festival, featuring guest appearances by top chefs in Santa Fe and a special performance by musician Jono Manson.
How to Watch
This free-to-watch event begins at 6 p.m. Saturday on Santafenewmexican.com. No special software or downloads are required to see the program. You can also watch on Youtube.
Please consider donating to St. Elizabeth Shelter and support its efforts to break the cycle of homelessness in our communities. Give now at http://sfnm.co/hungry21
Meet the Chefs
During this program, you'll hear from several Santa Fe chefs who've loaned their talents and time to make this program happen including chefs José L Rodriguez of La Casa Sena, Santa Fe Dining Corporate Chef Matt Yohalem and Joshua Ortiz of Rio Chama Prime Steakhouse.
Join in starting at 6 p.m. Saturday.Coming Home Connection celebration 2021The Santa Fe New Mexican2021-10-31 | Just in time for Día de los Muertos and Halloween, Coming Home Connection , a Sant Fe nonprofit, brings you this celebration of life, death and caregiving. Enjoy New Mexico folktales from Joe Hayes, white-hot flamenco dancing and scrumptious fall cooking from Chef Sean Sinclair. It all starts at 2 p.m. and will be available for on demand viewing. Coming Home Connection united caregivers and those with need to provide healthcare at home. They hope to raise $5,000 to support their mission.CHEFSCAPADES 2021The Santa Fe New Mexican2021-10-22 | Support Santa Fe's Interfaith Shelter as the worlds of philanthropy and culinary delights come together in this special event.COVID-19 Where are we now?The Santa Fe New Mexican2021-10-12 | In September 2021, Santa Fe New Mexican readers were asked what questions remained about the state of the pandemic, including the Delta Variant. Christus St. Vincent doctors address some of those questions.2021 Dixon AwardsThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-10-08 | ...Santa Fe City Mayoral Forum Oct. 7The Santa Fe New Mexican2021-10-08 | Candidates for city council and mayor will square off in a series of forums moderated by the Santa Fe County League of Women Voters. Each event will begin at 6:30 p.m.
Oct. 7 Mayoral CandidatesSanta Fe City Candidates Forum Oct. 6The Santa Fe New Mexican2021-10-07 | Candidates for city council and mayor will square off in a series of forums moderated by the Santa Fe County League of Women Voters. Each event will begin at 6:30 p.m.
Oct. 6 City Council District 1 Oct. 7 Mayoral CandidatesSanta Fe City Candidates ForumThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-10-06 | Candidates for city council and mayor will square off in a series of forums moderated by the Santa Fe County League of Women Voters. Each event will begin at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 5 City Council Districts 4 and 3 Oct. 6 City Council District 1 Oct. 7 Mayoral CandidatesBuilding a Soccer Stadium, The Colorado ExperienceThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-09-30 | Join Downtown Albuquerque News in collaboration with the Santa Fe New Mexican for a discussion of the impacts of bringing a soccer stadium to a community. Panelists from Colorado will share their own experience of the process in a free discussion moderated by Peter Rice of Downtown Albuquerque News.Santa Fe Mayoral ForumThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-09-14 | Alan Webber, JoAnne Vigil Coppler and Alexis Martinez Johnson debate the issues facing Santa Fe in this forum sponsored by the Santa Fe Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Drury Hotel.Sights and sounds from Zozobra 2021The Santa Fe New Mexican2021-09-04 | Old Man Gloom burns for the 97th time at the annual celebration at Fort Marcy park in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The 2021 iteration of the burning of Zozobra carried a 1980s theme, with the giant marionette sporting a Michael Jackson "Thriller" jacket for the festivities.Aerial view of the 2021 Burning of ZozobraThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-09-04 | Thousands gathered at Santa Fe's Ft. Marcy Park to watch the burning of Old Man Gloom. Crowds were smaller in 2021 due to COVID-19 protocols. Video has no sound. Video by New Mexico Cine Drone.Girls Inc. of Santa Fe 66th Anniversary celebrationThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-06-26 | Girls Inc. of Santa Fe invites you to this inspiring program to support Strong, Smart and Bold girls in Santa Fe.Christus St. Vincent Community Health Lecture: Cardiovascular Disease PreventionThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-05-13 | This latest installment in the Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center Community Health Series focuses on maintaining good heart health and preventing disease. The program is free and premieres at 11 a.m. on May 13.An Evening with Luis Alberto UrreaThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-05-02 | The Santa Fe Public Library is proud to host the NEA Big Read in Santa Fe this year. The NEA Big Read is a National Endowment for the Arts initiative in partnership with Arts Midwest, it serves to broaden our understanding of our world, our communities, and ourselves throughthe joy of sharing a good book. This year’s NEA Big Read selection is Into the Beautiful North by Luis Alberto Urrea.Yuyi MoralesThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-04-28 | ...Yuyi Morales event for the Big ReadThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-04-27 | A replay of author and illustrator Yuyi Morales in an appearance in connection with the NEA's Big Read hosted by the Santa Fe Public Library.
The program featured questions from children from around the area.2021 Mayors Give Back BallThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-04-23 | The Mayor’s Give Back Ball is a celebration of volunteerism in Santa Fe. Each year, 25 non-profit organizations and their 250 volunteers are honored for their work in the community.
Usually held live at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center with 700 people in attendance, this year’s Ball will be online, held during National Volunteer Week on Thursday, April 22, 2021, at 6 p.m. on the santafenewmexican.com and here on youtube.
Please consider supporting the Mayor's Give Back Ball and the organizations being honored by making a donation. santafecf.org/mayors-give-back-ballPilgrimage to El Santuario de Chimayó 2021The Santa Fe New Mexican2021-04-03 | With El Santuario de Chimayó closed on Good Friday due to COVID-19 safety concerns, few people made the pilgrimage to the historic church.A Salute to Mentoring and TutoringThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-03-25 | Join Mentoring Kids Works NM in honoring the works of Santa Feans Lynn Heffron and Lou Finley in this program benefitting mentoring service to Northern New Mexico children. The program includes special appearances by former mentors, current board members and Mayor Alan Webber. Santa Fe musical luminary Jono Manson rounds out the show. Support the work of Mentoring Kids Works NM by giving at sfnm.co/mentorMeow Wolfs House of Eternal Return Reopens March 19The Santa Fe New Mexican2021-03-19 | Closed for more than a year due to the coronavirus pandemic, Meow Wolf's 'House of Eternal Return' in Santa Fe reopens on March 19, featuring a new gift store and new exhibits.Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center State of the HospitalThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-01-20 | An annual update on the direction Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center is taking in 2021.Trump supporters protest outside the RoundhouseThe Santa Fe New Mexican2021-01-07 | Supporters of President Donald Trump gather outside the Roundhouse in Santa Fe, N.M., on the day Congress convened in Washington D.C. to confirm the results of the presidential election, won by Joe Biden.