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Today, Santa Fe firefighters and the U.S. Forest Service fought a small blaze on public land south of the ski area along NM 475 near the Saddleback + Chamisa trails.

Santa Fe officials are planning to convert the Lamplighter Inn into affordable housing (a low-income housing tax credit project) as funding fell apart earlier this year.

Today, a wildfire has been reported on Forest Service land near the Saddleback and Chamisa trails south of Ski Santa Fe — officials are monitoring the area closely.

The New Mexican is accepting volunteer nominations for its Who Made a Difference awards which will honor 10 community volunteers, with winner profiles scheduled to appear beginning Thanksgiving Day, Nov.

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New Mexico health officials recommend residents receive the latest COVID and flu vaccines, as state Health Department chief Dr. Miranda Durham said the new guidance protects against recent federal policy changes.

The recommendation is in effect immediately.

Santa Fe restauranteur opens a new steak and sushi venue called Area 505 downtown.

The 5,900 sqft space seats nearly 300 guests in a bar, dining rooms and patios and is set to welcome patrons soon.

Crystal Ybarra and Sabra Romero appear on 'Conversations Different' today to explain how volunteers benefit kids at Santa Fe Public Schools — a discussion that aims to boost community involvement in education.

Guadalupe Street business owners say the controversial downtown redesign has led to a drop in pedestrian & bike traffic, reducing foot traffic at local shops.

They warn the change may continue to hurt sales if the trend persists.