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Wednesday, 03 February 2010 |
- State hit list could cost area $2.6 million
- Mountain Musing: Past isn't prologue but the real thing
- Three compete for Edgewood council
- Torrance's jobless rate hits 10 percent
- Campbell back on council agenda
- Two chambers keeping eys on Legislature
- School group seeks parental involvement
- Business forum due in Moriarty
- Blood drive is due in Moriarty
- East Mtn. artists show in Madrid
- Nanoscience to French on Estancia curriculum
- Editorial: Gross receipts: the cruelest tax
- Theater review: 'Creve Coeur' funny kind of comedy
- Dile and Hall competing for municipal judge in Estancia
- No challenges for Tijeras council
- Monarchs beat No. 1 Eldorado
- Pirates pummel Pintos on home court
- Divers help Manzano girls win fifth place
- Snowshoers race in Sandias
- Edgewood COW awards coming Feb. 12
- Neighbors appealing blasting permit at Edgewood Aggregates
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Written by Web Master
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Friday, 15 January 2010 |
The Independent is a weekly community newspaper with 20,000 readers in: - Torrance County (Moriarty, Estancia, Willard, Mountainair, Manzano Torreon and Tajique)
- Southern Santa Fe County (Edgewood, Stanley, Cedar Grove, Madrid and Cerrillos) and
- Eastern Bernalillo County (the East Mountain area including Sandia Park, Cedar Crest, Tijeras, Escobosa, Chilili, Carnuel and Monticello).
The Independent has been published in Edgewood since 1999. It is locally owned and managed. The newspaper is officially designated for publication of legal notices in all three counties. The Independent is distributed at more than 175 locations in the three counties as well as in Albuquerque. Seventy percent of the residents of the Tricounty area read The Independent. The Independent is one of the most distinguished weeklies in New Mexico, having received 25 statewide and national awards in the past five years.
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