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Wednesday, 10 March 2010 |
- Edgewood ready to give up soccer field
- Mountain Musing: Making a silk purse from a sow's ear
- Population of Moriarty-Edgewood schools stabilizing
- For first time in 15 years, Moriarty has a new mayor
- Tijeras to get a free clinic
- Health Fair in Moriarty draws crowd
- Unscrabble alters rules and format
- Angry residents say strawberry fields impairing their wells
- EMHS speech-debate team 3rd in state
- Editorial: Food tax bill betrays community ideals
- Editorial: After the elections, it's time to put bitterness aside
- 'Natural' disasters are made by man, not by nature
- After bond loss, town defers road action
- Bond failure, legislative actions may have buried Section 16 plan
- Ballejos' big shoulders carry Mustangs to state quarterfinals
- Lady Bears beat Eunice, lose in quarterfinals
- Edgewood—the best and worst place to raise bees
- EMHS bowlers champions in statewide tournament
- San Antonito teacher gets Golden Apple
- Moriarty student wins TV script contest
- Open house set on forest trails
- Wildlife group volunteers work to restore creek
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Welcome to The Independent |
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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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