A Great Stride Apd Chief Ray Schultz Finds Police Officer Guilty Of Racial Profiling Sometimes the most important news in a community doesn’t arrive with trumpets and a splashy press conference in front of television cameras. Sometimes [...] Jerry Ortiz y Pino \ Aug 24, 2006 Read More
Odds & Ends Dateline: Germany– A seven-member family is facing eviction from their east Berlin apartment after neighbors complained about the family’s loud prayer sessions, which [...] Devin D. O'Leary \ Aug 24, 2006 Read More (Scott Rickson)
Ready To Blow A Nuclear Watchdog Organization Sues For Access To Documents Detailing New Nuclear Weapons Programs At Sandia Labs. Let The Battle Begin! Citizen Action New Mexico is serious about getting their hands on nuclear weapons documents. The NNSA is now fully aware of just how [...] Simon McCormack \ Aug 24, 2006 Read More (Illustration by Rex Barron)
Thin Line A Thing Called Delusion– The untimely demise of two New Mexico soldiers last week, Leroy Segura and Jose Zamora, gave the local media [...] John Bear \ Aug 24, 2006 Read More
Vote Not-So-Smart New Mexico Candidates Reveal Themselves … And It Ain’t Pretty Last month, we announced in these pages that we were partnering this election season with one of the nation’s biggest and most respected [...] Christie Chisholm \ Aug 24, 2006 Read More
Towne Park: Episode Iv A gated community in the Northeast Heights found resolution to one chapter of its epic tale. Some residents consider it a victory for [...] Marisa Demarco \ Aug 24, 2006 Read More
Wilderness, Wiretapping And War—Oh My! An Interview With Rep. Tom Udall Tom Udall’s been around the block a few times. Starting his nearly 30-year political career in New Mexico in 1978, he climbed the [...] Christie Chisholm \ Aug 24, 2006 Read More
Democrats Search For Their Soul Lessons From Lieberman Que lastima . What a shame. Three-term United States Senator and one-time Vice Presidential candidate Joe Lieberman made history again this month. In [...] Eric Griego \ Aug 24, 2006 Read More
F Is For Foodie Nice work on the "Alphabet Soup" section in this week’s Alibi [Feature, Aug. 3-9]. [Laura Marrich] and Jennifer Wohletz did a wonderful job [...] Alibi \ Aug 24, 2006 Read More
From The Ground Up Getting Into Politics, Grassroots-Style Martha Dominguez takes politics personally.Being an indigenous person from Honduras left her with no other choice. Though she says her home country’s government [...] John Bear \ Aug 17, 2006 Read More Martha Dominguez moved to the U.S. from Honduras in 1959 and later helped found the Coalition to Take Back Our Government. This week, her organization’s presenting an event to help everyday citizens get involved in politics. (Wes Naman)
