(Santa Fe Homes Blog) The takeover of the College of Santa Fe by the State of New Mexico has been approved by the House Education Committee. According to The New Mexican:
“Members voted 6-5 to approve House Bill 577, which was introduced by Rep. Lucky Varela, D-Santa Fe, and outlines the requirements for any institution interested [...]
KOAT is reporting on a new service helping the homeless Santa Fe youth. From the article:
“Homelessness in New Mexico is a problem that only gets worst during winter months. But as the temperatures continue to drop, there’s some good news for homeless youth in Santa Fe.”
The shelter helps fulfill basic needs to Santa Fe homeless [...]
(Santa Fe Homes Blog) A blanket of snow hit Santa Fe, New Mexico just in time for Christmas. The following news story provides some nice visuals:
The New Mexico Rail Runner Express foray into Santa Fe wasn’t without problems as this news footage shows…
(Santa Fe Homes Blog) The following statement was issued by Dr. Sheila Ortego, President, Santa Fe Community College:
“The news coming from The College of Santa Fe this week saddens all of us in higher education. We exist to help students succeed, and advance the cultural, intellectual and economic vitality of our communities. When an institution [...]
The State of New Mexico has a lower unemployment rate than most of the nation, but increases in unemployment are expected. The following news interview explores New Mexico unemployment closer…
(Santa Fe Homes Blog) While most of the United States continues to suffer from home sales, the prices in several parts of New Mexico are on the rise as this news report discusses:
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(Santa Fe Homes Blog) Wyndham Vacation Ownership has opened up a new resort property in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Called WorldMark Santa Fe the 32–unit, boutique–style resort offers owners a quiet retreat in the center of the city. WorldMark Santa Fe marks the company’s third property in New Mexico, complementing WorldMark Taos and WorldMark Red [...]
(Santa Fe Homes Blog) A minimum wage hike is moving forward for the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico as the following news report explains…
(Santa Fe Homes Blog) The privately owned College of Santa Fe may soon become part of the state’s higher learning system in order to save the school from its financial crisis.
From KDBC: “Higher Education Secretary Reed Dasenbrock raises the possibility of 1 of the state’s universities assuming operations of the College of Santa Fe and [...]
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