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Santa Fe High plays its first home playoff game in 41 years
Plus, the city's $750,000 eviction prevention fund has been quickly tapped.
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Football
The Santa Fe High Demons play Saturday afternoon at Ivan Head Stadium, their first actual home game there in 41 years, as the 11-man postseason opens. Seven-win Santa Fe Indian School won't be in the Class 2A playoffs. Santa Fe New Mexican
Evictions
The city's $750,000 eviction prevention fund has been quickly tapped. Chainbreaker Collective urges more money, citing need. Santa Fe New Mexican
$750,000in the city's eviction prevention fund, quickly tapped
Chainbreaker Collective urges more money, citing need.
Source: Santa Fe New Mexican
Bonds
Based on results shortly after polls closed Tuesday, New Mexicans were on track to approve hundreds of millions of dollars in city, county and state bonds. They include a long-awaited splash pad at a Santa Fe city park. Santa Fe New Mexican
Adoptions
If you've been thinking about a pet, the Santa Fe Animal Shelter & Humane Society has cut adoption fees to $26 through November. Visit sfhumanesociety.org. Santa Fe New Mexican
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PNM
The New Mexico Supreme Court has agreed to rule on whether the Public Regulation Commission must apply a public benefit standard used for decades in deciding whether to authorize a utility merger. It could be central to the proposed private equity takeover of PNM by Blackstone. Santa Fe New Mexican
Broadband
The state Office of Broadband Access and Expansion is asking for public feedback through Dec. 9 to set a Minimum Digital Living Standard. It's meant as a baseline for what residents need to function in today's digital society. Santa Fe New Mexican
Dec. 9deadline for feedback on a Minimum Digital Living Standard
State broadband officials are asking what's enough when it comes to internet access.
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Coats
The 37th annual KOATs for Kids drive is collecting new winter coats for kindergarten through 12th grade through Nov. 22. Used coats aren't being accepted, and monetary donations are also welcome. KOAT
Election
Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver called the 2026 general election safe, reliable and accessible, Telemundo Nuevo México reported. Results remain unofficial, and voters still in line at 7 p.m. were able to cast ballots. Telemundo Nuevo México
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Route 66 was officially designated in 1926, and the historic “Mother Road” ran through the tribal lands of more than twenty-five Native nations. Route 66 is Indian Country digs into that story at the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture on Sunday, Nov. 8. Kick the tires on some history.
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Santa Fe High plays its first home playoff game in 41 years
Plus, the city's $750,000 eviction prevention fund has been quickly tapped.
The TLDR
- Santa Fe High hosts a state playoff game Saturday
- The city's $750,000 eviction fund is quickly tapped
- Adoption fees are $26 at the animal shelter in November
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