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Interviews

SFR Talk: The Whole Child

With Julia Bergen

Santa Fe understands the importance of introducing kids to art at an early age, and so, it seems, does the White House. On Oct. 20, in a ceremony at the White House, representatives from Fine Arts for Children and Teens (FACT) were presented with the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award.
by Charlotte Jusinski
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Gaspar Noe’s film Enter the Void peels back the layers of a drug addict’s psyche in order to illustrate the beauty and brutality of human life

Former Santa Fe Banker Anthony Moya and Wife Indicted on 11 Counts of Bank Fraud

Today, word got out about former CitiFinancial Santa Fe branch manager Anthony Moya's latest trouble: An indictment from US Attorney Kenneth Gonzales on 11 counts of bank fraud. The indictment also names Moya's wife, Eunice Moya, who works in HR at the New Mexico Public Education Department.

I was just thinking (well, no, I wasn't) that gas stations should become more political—you know, like a microcosm of the lobbying fossil fuel industry in general. This local gas station heeded my call.

Discovery of "paraphenalia" is the reason to wipe out a man's stock of birds? This is not due process. Fine, they went and got a warrant, served it and then exacted their own "justice". What was the basis of the warrant and why were...
Harry Schell on

just because a "job" is available, doesnt mean its good for the community. if that was so, more people would want to mine uranium, and open enrichment facilities in their neighborhoods. how many people encourage their children to get rich mining...
Terri Generosa on

i was glad to see that i am not the only one who has a problem with nuisance military aircraft. contact your senators and reps, let them know how you feel. these various aircraft shake our home, give me heart palpitations and pains&...

There is a movement to codify panhandlers by requiring them to get a city permit. There is another way to accomplish the same goal. It is simple: a card the size of a playing card printed in large batches, pre-numbered and available for distribution ...
Ted Itagaki on

Movie Reviews I Spy
Fair Game could afford to play a little dirty

Bingaman: Letting tax cuts on wealthy lapse won?t hurt economy
In a conversation with New Mexico radio reporters yesterday, Sen. Jeff Bingaman, D-NM, weighed on the idea that not keeping tax cuts in place for those with incomes over $250,000 would hamper economic recovery. Most economists don?t believe it would, he said. ?Most economists I?ve heard from say that that?s not the case,? he said. [...]

Women?s group demands FDA reconsider rules on morning-after pill
The Food and Drug Administration under President Bush valued politics over science, a District Court said last year in ordering the agency to approve the morning-after pill for women 17 and older. The court also ordered the FDA to reconsider approving the drug for women of all ages, but now one group says President Obama’s [...]

— It's Go Time!
SFR's Picks for the Nov. 2 2010 Election

— New Mexico's 2010 gubernatorial race
Something happened last night

— Cock Block
Critics say the AG’s Animal Cruelty Task Force oversteps its authority

— Fly Over Home
Conflict over Air Force training flights highlights New Mexico’s uncomfortable relationship with its military legacy

— Nowhere Fast
An ambitious plan to streamline state driving records took a wrong turn and stalled out—in court

— A Teachable Moment
As Santa Fe schools face fiscal crisis, critics cite poor accountability

— Making History
Storytelling exhibition tells many tales

Mu Du Noodles

After you have eaten often enough at Mu Du Noodles—enough that you are lightly perfumed in daikon, jicama dusts your shirt collars and “martabak” has become casual vocabulary—Mu Jing Lau herself is likely to drop into a chair beside you, uninvited, wrapped in a well-soiled apron and exhaling loudly.

Il Piatto

Il Piatto’s chef, Matt Yohalem, oversees the production of almost all of the restaurant’s pasta, from nearly translucent ravioli to ribbony pappardelle. The result is a toothsome pasta in slightly irregular shapes that reveal its handmade nature.

Jambo Café

Jambo offers some of the freshest and unique tastes of the Caribbean, Africa and soul food. Kenyan Chef Ahmed Obo's delicacies are rich in many different flavors and earn the title of worldly cuisine.

How should Santa Fe Public Schools address its budget crisis?
Make its budget transparent to the public and seek feedback.
Hire an expert to oversee re-budgeting.
Immediately implement administrative pay cuts.
All of the above!