Farmington planner reports on housing challenges
Renters have a harder time aligning housing with income
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Candlelight vigil held for victim of Farmington mall shooting
Event for San Juan College student moved indoors because of weather
Farmington police remember first officer killed in line of duty
Officer Ben Herrera, killed 61 years ago, was the first Farmington Police Department officer killed in the line of duty
New Mexico to offer free meals to all students
Farmington schools prepare for increased food service
Suspect in Farmington-area school threats is in police custody
Police presence on campuses remains at normal levels
San Juan College to increase general fee
Revenue will help fund Student Health Center
Emergency lockdown at Farmington High School on Thursday
Caused by photo of student holding firearm in threatening manner
Farmington Community Calendar: Things to do in Northern New Mexico
A variety of Easter-related services and activities will be held throughout the Tri-City area during Easter weekend. (Herald file photo)du1-i-syn Farmington April 1-27 San Juan College will hos a variety…
Farmington City Council discusses major projects during work session
Boundless Adventures and Gateway Park with pavilion will enhance Farmington landscape
Easter services offered in the Tri-City area
The following organizations will offer Easter services or activities
Citizen Police Advisory Committee discusses trends with Farmington officers
Hiring, retention are biggest challenges for Farmington Police Department
Tuberculosis rates normalize with increased testing, reporting
World Tuberculosis Day reminds providers, patients of tuberculosis risk
Childhaven plans ‘Save Jane’ event as spring fundraiser
Event aims to prevent child abuse through awareness, advocacy
Locke Street Eats reopens with food trucks, movie nights, concerts and events
DuTremaine takes a mind, body, soul approach to community building
One killed, one injured in shooting at Animas Valley Mall in Farmington
Shooting suspect remains at large
Group pairs meditation, energy to attempt contact with extraterrestrials
Group members will meet to view ‘Aztec 1948: UFO Crash’
San Juan College will display art by students and instructors in April
Biannual exhibit coordinated to highlight learned skills
Juniper Basin Recreation Area nears Phase 1 of development
The 93-acre project will feature hiking, biking trails for a variety of skill levels
Roost the Ridges Enduro beats the weather
Race draws local, regional riders
San Juan College announces collaboration with nonprofit, colleges
San Juan College works with five other New Mexico colleges to align student services, business processes