Oct 30, 2009 | Farmington Daily Times
Flora Vista man charged with 3rd kidnaping spree
A 39-year-old Flora Vista man was charged Thursday with kidnapping an ex-girlfriend to force the woman to sign a statement requesting pending domestic violence charges be dismissed, authorities said.
Driver killed after truck rolls
A Mesa Propane Incorporated driver was killed Tuesday afternoon after his truck rolled over on Aztec Boulevard.
Lovelace lab brings patient choice to San Juan County
FARMINGTON Lovelace Health Systems recently expanded its services to San Juan County opening a patient services center and laboratory Sept.
More than a year has passed since 17-year-old Gary Martinez was shot to death outside his Farmington home, and police are no closer to solving his murder.
Truancy warming letters sent to homes on the rise
The District Attorney's Office has sent 89 warning letters to the homes of continual truants this school year, compared with 35 at this time in 2008.
San Juan County cuts $5M to avoid deficit
The San Juan County Commission on Tuesday approved more than $5.1 million in budget cuts attempting to avert a deficit as tax revenue losses are projected to get worse.
San Juan County comes under state ozone limit; heads off new law
The reduced pollution levels means the region will sidestep new rules passed by the state Legislature to increase environmental regulation of communities that exceed 95 percent of the national ozone limit.
Turning the Lights On for San Juan County kids
More than 29 separate organizations in San Juan County will participate in the 10th Lights On Afterschool event this Thursday.
New Farmington animal shelter lacks funding
There's no city funding for a proposed $7.6 million animal shelter, and the weak economy may delay further financing, according to city officials.
San Juan County man dies from swine flu
A San Juan County man has died of the H1N1 influenza virus, commonly known as swine flu.
San Juan County man announces congressional bid
San Juan County conservative and independent oil and gas producer Tom Mullins is running for Congress because he said he wants to reduce the size of government.
NM officials report 3 swine flu deaths
New Mexico health officials are reporting three new swine flu deaths in the past week.
84-year-old man charged for attempting to kill son
A 52-year-old Navajo Dam resident was recovering on Monday from a gunshot wound to the chest.
San Juan County meetings seek solutions to trash, land issues
After reaffirming that excess trash and unsightly junk throughout the unincorporated areas remains a top concern with residents, San Juan County is hosting community meetings this week to identify solutions.
Aztec boy dies in playtime accident
A 9-year-old Aztec boy died Friday after he accidentally hanged himself while playing with a friend, San Juan County Sheriff's Captain Jim Smith said.
Boy accidentally hanged while playing in Aztec, NM
Explosive action drives this thriller from director Mimi Leder. George Clooney stars as swaggering Special Agent Tom Devoe, who joins forces with nuclear-weapons expert Julia Kelly when a deranged terrorist threatens Manhattan.
City delays La Plata Ranch decision
City councilors want more information before they decide whether to include into the city's boundaries land on which a developer wants to build inexpensive housing.
NM authorities searching for 2 men in beating case
New Mexico authorities are looking for two brothers accused of beating and robbing a Lukachukai, Ariz., man in a remote area of the Glade recreational area Monday afternoon.
County denies allowing liquor license in La Plata
The San Juan County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday unanimously denied the transfer of an idle liquor license to a gas station on the La Plata Highway, isolated more than 12 miles from another liquor store.
San Juan County truancy task force seeks to reward improving students
The San Juan County Truancy Task Force is reaching out to the community to get its student incentive program off the ground.
San Juan County reports high numbers of substitute teachers
Two of the four local school districts have experienced at least a 25 percent increase in the number of substitute teachers on their rosters, but it's unclear if the struggling economy is the reason.
Alltel spokesman receives warm welcome in San Juan County
AZTEC An advertising icon visited San Juan County and received a warm welcome Sept.
Shiprock Fair, bike race and national rock crawling competition...
It's going to be a busy weekend in San Juan County, as four major events are scheduled.
Farmington man accused of biting off thumb
A Farmington man has been arrested after allegedly biting off part of the left thumb of another man during a fight.
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