San Felipe Pueblo News

Jurors in the Carlos Fierro trial got a corrected set of instructions on the third day of deliberations Thursday.

Photo: Oceanna Holton of Santa Fe shows the jury a photograph of the former WilLeea TMs nightclub and points to the place where she was standing when Carlos Fierroa TMs BMW struck William Tenorio in the early morning of Nov.

During opening statements on Monday, defense attorneys told jurors that Carlos Fierro will admit he drove drunk the morning his car allegedly hit and killed a pedestrian in Santa Fe 10 months ago.

First Judicial District Court officials are expecting about 175 prospective jurors to show up Wednesday for two trials later this month, including Carlos Fierro's. The court sent out approximately 700 jury summons a ' two panels worth a ' for Tuesday.

Some of the events listed below require tickets. For information, call SWAIA at 983-5220. Today 8:30-10 a.m.: Breakfast with the Curators: Talk by Bruce Bernstein, Ph.D. Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, 710 Camino Lejo.

Carlos Fierro wants a state district judge to postpone his vehicular homicide trial to allow the "multiple experts" hired by his defense team more time to study evidence and form opinions, according to a motion filed this week.

Photo: Vet Center goes mobile: Don Smith, left, regional manager at the Santa Fe Vet Center, and George Marnell, director of the New Mexico VA Health Care System, right, assist Farrell Udell during a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new 38-foot Vet Center mobile unit Friday.

Photo: Alfred Lovato, a former state police sergeant who was riding in Carlos Fierroa TMs passenger seat when the attorney allegedly struck and killed a man late last year, pleaded not guilty Monday in District Court on charges of vehicular homicide and causing a fatal accident.

Today is the feast day of St. Phillip, celebrated with the Green Corn Dance at San Felipe Pueblo .

Gabrielle Aja Padilla was selected by a distinguished panel of Native American notables as Little Miss Indian Oklahoma City 2009-2010 during the annual competition sponsored by Changing Winds Cultural Society.