By Issue &
Headline
December
2011
La Jicarita News: A
Retrospective
ANNOUNCEMENTS
August/September
2011
A
Change is Going to Come
By Kay Mtthews and David
Correia
Tierra Amarilla Land
Grant Board "Waives mineral rights it doesn't have" in
Controversial Deal with Oil Company
By David
Correia
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Acequias
de las Sierras: La Jicarita Transbasin Diversions Dating
from the 1800s By Kay
Matthews
Vallecitos
Area Grazing Associations Prepare to File Suit Against
Forest Service
Lower Rio Grande
Adjudication Update
June/July
2011
Facts on the Ground:
An Interview About Palestine with Journalist Jakob
Schiller Photos by
Jakob Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Is Another Devastating
Fire Enough to Make Them Rethink the Chemical and Metallurgy
Research Replacement Facility?
By Kay Matthews
Editorial: Acequia
Blues By Kay
Matthews
April/May
2011
Just Say No to the
Chemical and Metallurgy Research Replacement
Project By Kay Matthews
Embudo Valley
Environmental Monitoring Group is Retiring
By Sheri Kotowski, Lead Organizer
Upper Rio Grande
Adjudication: Boyd Estate Water Claims
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Vallecitos Federal
Sustained Yield Unit: From Agropastoralism to Sustained
Yield Forestry By David
Correia
Rumblings on the El
Rito Ranger District: More Grazing Reductions
By Kay Matthews
The Never Ending Aamodt
"Unsettlement" By Kay
Matthews
February/March
2011
Taos County
Public Welfare Committee Meets for the First Time
By Kay Matthews
Update on Lower Rio Grande
Adjudication By Kay Matthews
Los Alamos National
Laboratory Updates
Peñasco's SPOT
OfficeReceives Grant to Continue its Good Work
Editorial: Power in
the Middle East
By Kay Matthews
Thinning Project in
Las Trampas Watershed
By Kay Matthews
January
2011
Mark Schiller, 1948
to 2010: My Co-Editor and Comrade in Arms
By Kay Matthews
A Tribute to Mark
Schiller: By Malcolm
Ebright, Center for Land Grant Studies
A Community
Organizer: By Jake
Kosek, Professor of Geography, University of California,
Berkeley
On the Muckraking of
Mark Schiller: A Retrospective
By David Correia, Visiting Professor,
American Studies, University of New Mexico
October/November
2010
Taos County Commission
Approves Public Welfare Ordinance
By Kay Matthews
Carson National Forest Takes
a More Conservative Approach to Broadcast Burn Near El
Valle
By Kay
Matthews
Los Alamos National
Laboratory: Never Ending Vigilance
By Kay Matthews
September
2010
Interview With Joe
Gutierrez, Former LANL Employee
Pojoaque Basin Water Alliance
Position Paper on the Aamodt Proposed Settlement
By Kay Matthews
August
2010
Meanwhile, down on the Farm .
. .
Los Alamos Revisited,
Part Two By Peter
Malmgren
Scott Boyd's Letter to New
Mexico State Legislators: We May Have the Opportunity To
Manage the Rio Grande Equitably This Time Around
The Guadalupita/Coyote
Historic District and Preservation of Our Communities in
Northern New Mexico By
Malcolm Ebright
July
2010
A Wake-Up Call in Mora
and San Miguel Counties
By Pat Leahan, Co-Director, Las
Vegas Peace & Justice Center
Surveyor General George W.
Julian: A Summary of Findings
By Mark Schiller
Aamodt Update
Lower Rio Grande
Adjudication Update
Chemistry and Metallurgy
Research Building Replacement Update
Santa Fe's Amigos del
Parque Celebrates Ninth Anniversary
By David
Correia
June
2010
Celebrando Las
Acequias: Past, Present, and Future
Cañada de Cochiti:
The Chicanery of Reducing a Legitimate Land
Grant
By Mark
Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Update on the Lower Rio
Grande Adjudication By
Kay Matthews
Rio Arriba County
Institutes Moratorium on Development of Agricultural
Lands By Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial:
Deconstructing the U.S. Forest Service, Literally and
Figuratively By Kay Matthews
Surveyor General George W.
Julian and the Presumption of Communal Property
By Mark Schiller
Surveyor General George W.
Julian: Reformer or Colonial Bureaucrat?
By Mark Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lower Rio Grande
Adjudication Hearing on April 8
By Kay Matthews
Interview
with Michael Wolfson on the Canadian National Health Plan
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Update on Energy Employees
Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act of
2000 By Kay
Matthews
Proposed Taos Area
Acequia Water Transfer is Denied and
Appealed
A Brief History of
American Imperialism, Part 5: Racism and the New Mexico
Territory
By Mark Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Los Alamos
Revisited By Peter
Malmgren
A Look at the History
of the Mother of All Water Rights Court Cases
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
A Brief History of
American Imperialism: Part 4: Implementing the Treaty of
Guadalupe Hidalgo By
Mark Schiller
Sampling in the Rio
Embudo Watershed By
Sheri Kotowski
Mora County Gas and
Development Update
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Congratulations Las
Mujeras Hablan
Editorial: Valles
Caldera Experiment Near Expiration
By Kay Matthews
Appeal Peters Out: An
Update on Las Acequias de Chupadero
By David Correia and Eric
Perramond
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Carson National Forest
Continues to Assert its Authority Over Area
Acequias By Kay
Matthews
Los Alamos National
Laboratory Update By
Joni Arends, Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety, and
Sheri Kotowski, Embudo Valley Environmental Monitoring Group
Aamodt and Abeyta Water
Settlement Updates
ANNOUNCEMENTS
A Brief History of
American Imperialism, Part 1
By Mark
Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial: The Medical
Industrial Complex By
Kay Matthews
News Updates
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial: Taos County
Rejects Plan for "Second Homes for the Wealthy"
By Kay Matthews
July
09
Mora Citizens Turn Out In
Force at County Commission Meeting on Oil and Gas
Development By Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Acequias de la
Sierra By Mark
Schiller
Announcements
Editorial: To Zone or
Not To Zone, That is Peñasco's Question
By Kay Matthews
Air Monitoring in
El Valle
La Jicarita News Awarded
Grant
Taos Regional Water Plan,
Implementation Phase (We Hope)
By Kay Matthews
Miranda Canyon Preserve
Goes Before Taos County Planning Commission
By Kay Matthews
Senators Mark Udall and Tom
Udall Sponsor Bill to Reform EEOICPA
By Mark
Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Citizen Groups Appeal
EPA Stormwater Permit
for Los Alamos National Laboratory
By Kay Matthews
Editorial: Disaster
Capitalism, Full Circle
By Kay Matthews
LANL Updates
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Peñasco
Farmer's Market By
Kristen Davenport
Editorial: Be Prepared
to Pay More for Your Water, Assuming There Is Any
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Update on Placitas "Lomos
Altos" Water Transfer Protest
By Kay Matthews
Community Land Use Plans
Being Developed as Additions to Taos County Land Use Plan
Editorial: Where oh
Where is the Taos Regional Water Plan Now?
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Corrupt Surveyors
General Contributed to Loss of Land Grants
By Mark Schiller
Miranda Canyon Preserve
Update By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Update on Miranda
Canyon Preserve Proposal
By Kay
Matthews
Activism and the Local
Nuclear Weapons Industry
By Sheri
Kotowski
Literary Radio
Dreams By Deborah
Begel
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Two Citizen Victories
The Hijuelas of Tierra
Amarilla By David
Correia
Water Update
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Forest
Update By Kay Matthews
Activism and the Local
Nuclear Weapons Industry
By Sheri Kotowski, Embudo
Valley Environmental Monitoring Group
Water
Updates
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Comanche Creek
Restoration: Innovative Methods to Improve
Habitat By Kay Matthews
and Mark Schiller
River Restoration
Along the Banks of the Rio de las Trampas
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
West Rim Domestic Water
Users Association Public Hearing
By Kay Matthews
State Property Tax
Division Seeking to Enforce Restrictive Classification of
Grazing Lands By Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
New State Program
Gives Rural Landowners Money for Land Protection
By Daniel Claussen, Conservation
Director, Santa Fe Conservation Trust
Citizen Groups Appeal
Forest Service and BLM Decision on Buckman Diversion
Project By Kay
Matthews
Puntos de Vista:
Guadalupita Community Wins Battle to Save Old Growth
Pines By Malcolm
Ebright
LETTERS
News
Updates
Congressman Tom Udall
Introduces Bill to Compensate LANL Workers
Department of Energy Holds
Hearing in Española on Bomb Making at LANL
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Federal Communications
Commission Holds Public Hearing on Chimayó Cell Phone
Tower By Kay Matthews
March
08
Editorial: Taos Regional
Water Plan Hijacked by the Powers That Be
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Where are the
Bookmobiles?
New Edition of Lands
Grants & Lawsuits in Northern New Mexico
February
08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Update on the Protest of
the West Rim Mutual Domestic Water Users Association Water
Transfer Application
Book Review: Manifest
Destinies - The Making of the Mexican American Race By Laura
Gomez Reviewed by Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
West Rim Mutual Domestic
Water Users Association Proposed Water Transfer
By Kay Matthews
Editorial: Us Versus
Them, Otra Vez By Kay
Matthews
Editorial: Has It
Come Down to "Us versus Them"?
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nuclear Workers
Struggle with an Unworkable Claims Process
By Mark Schiller
Book Review: Changing
Course: Windcall and the Art of Renewal By Susan
Wells Reviewed by Kay Matthews
Denial of
Rocky Flat's Claim Raises Questions About the Entire Nuclear
Workers' Compensation Program
By Mark Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Living In "Atomic
Spaces" By Mark
Schiller
Open House at the
Sustainable Agricultural Science Center in
Alcalde By Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lobato Land Grant Heirs
Seek Justice By Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Chinks in
LANL's Armor? By Kay
Matthews
Treaty of Guadalupe
Hidalgo: After 150 Years The Federal Government Remains in
Denial By Mark Schiller
Editorial: Indian Water
Rights Adjudications Continue to Continue
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Compensation for
Radiation Exposure at LANL: Two Stories
By Kay Matthews and Mark Schiller
Book Review: The
Nuclear Borderlands: The Manhattan Project in Post-Cold War
New Mexico By Joseph Masco
Reviewed by Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hispanic Homesteaders
on the Pajarito Plateau: An Unconstitutional Taking of
Property at Los Alamos 1942-1945
By Malcolm
Ebright
Hundreds Protest Santa Fe
County's Application to Transfer Water to Supplemental
Wells By Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial: Down
the Legislative Black Hole
By Kay Matthews
Editorial: It's All One Big
Water Grab By Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Update on the Aamodt
Adjudication Settlement
By Kay
Matthews
Mobile Matanza
Update By Mark
Schiller
2007 Legislative
Session: It's Finally Over
By Kay Matthews and Max Schiller
Parciantes Reject Santa Fe
County Offer to Settle Top of the World Water Transfer
Protest By Kay
Matthews
Editorial: Collaboration or
Exploitation? You Be the Judge
By Mark Schiller
To Our Readers
Editorial: "Bombplex"
2030 By Mark Schiller
New Mexico Supreme
Court Finally Renders Opinion on Water Transfer Protest in
Placitas By Kay
Matthews
Book Review:
Understories: The Political Life of Forests in Northern New
Mexico By Jake Kosek Reviewed
by Kay Matthews and Mark Schiller (Part Two)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Bechtel and Los Alamos
National Laboratory: The Privatization of the Nuclear
Industry By Kay
Matthews
Editorial: Politics as
Usual in Rio Arriba County By Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Taos Regional Water
Plan: Nearing Finalization
By Kay Matthews
Rio Arriba Planning and
Zoning Committee Dismisses Concerns of Chimayó
Council on Wireless Technology
By Kay Matthews
October
2006
Amy Goodman Came to
Town
State Engineer's New
Domestic Water Regulations Contested
By Kay Matthews
From Michael Pollan's book,
Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four
Meals
Southwest Grassfed
Livestock Alliance Producer Contact List (New Mexico
Producers) www.swgla.org
Los Alamos National
Laboratory and Northern New Mexico: A Codependent and
Troubled Relationship
By Jake Kosek, Mark Schiller and
Kay Matthews
Martinez's from
Cañoncito Win Farm Family of the Year
Award
Editorial: Who Should
Decide How Best to Manage Our Water?
By Kay Matthews
San Miguel del Vado
Adjudication: A Template for Injustice
By Mark Schiller (The research
for this article was underwritten by a stipend from the
Office of the State Historian)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Agricultural
Revitalization Initiative: The Next Steps
By Kay Matthews
The Same Old
Story By Mark Schiller
Gemini Farms: Back to
the Land By Mark
Schiller and Kay Matthews
Meet the New Rio Arriba
County Commissioners (or Defend RAFCN, Take Your
Pick) By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Who's Reading
La Jicarita News?
Aamodt and Abeyta
Adjudications: What Do They Mean for Top of the World Farm
Water Rights? By
Kay Matthews
Chimayó Youth
Conservation Corps on the Move
By Kay Matthews
OPEN LETTER TO
CHIMAYÓ RESIDENTS FROM YOUR COUNCIL ON WIRELESS
TECHNOLOGY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Interview with David
Benavides on the 2006 World Water Forum in
Mexico
Aamodt versus Abeyta
Adjudications: A Comparison
By Kay
Matthews
Are Some Strings Being
Pulled to Develop Wolf Creek Village?
By Allen
Best
Editorial: Is the
Forest Service Prepared? By
Kay Matthews
Agriculture
Revitalization Initiative
By Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
(with Paul White and Lynne Velasco)
Book Review: The
Witches of Abiquiu: The Governor, the Priest, the
Genízaro Indians and the Devil By Malcolm
Ebright & Rick Hendricks
Reviewed by Kay Matthews
Camino Real
Gets New District Ranger
By Mark Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LETTERS
Proposed Rio Hondo Water
Sharing Agreement By Kay
Matthews
TAOS COUNTY
Resolution No. 2006
Pojoaque Basin
Water Alliance Members Continue to Raise Serious Questions
Regarding Proposed Settlement of the Aamodt
Adjudication By Kay
Matthews
Editorial: Now is the
Winter of Our Discontent By
Mark Schiller
LETTERS
Santa Fe Veterans
for Peace "Full Disclosure Recruiting" Team Again Visits
Peñasco High School By
Kay Matthews
Community Radio in Taos
Interview with Marty
Peale, Valles Caldera Coalition Coordinator
Who's Reading La
Jicarita News?
Editorial: Water for
Sale to the Highest Bidder
By Kay Matthews
The Adjudication of
the Antonio Chávez Grant and the Overturning of the
Presumption of Authority By
Mark Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial: Culture
Clash in the Forests of Northern New Mexico
By Kay Matthews
Forest Service Releases
Final Environmental Impact Statement for Invasive Plant
Control Project
De La Tierra a la
Cosecha
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Book Review:
Brown-Eyed Children of the Sun: Lessons from the Chicano
Movement, 1965-1975 By George Mariscal
Reviewed by Kay
Matthews
Aamodt Adjudication
Update By Kay
Matthews
Taos Regional Water
Plan: Peñasco Meeting
Matthew G. Reynolds and
the Adjudication of Spanish and Mexican Land
Claims By Mark
Schiller
Editorial: "Opt Out" of
Military Recruitment
By Kay Matthews
Book Review: Adaptive
Governance: Integrating Science, Policy, and Decision
Making By
Ronald D. Brunner, Toddi A. Steelman, Lindy Coe-Juell,
Christina M. Cromley, Christine M. Edwards, and Donna W.
Tucker
Reviewed by Kay
Matthews
Tesuque Pueblo Files Suit
to Stop Santa Fe Ski Area Expansion
Northern New Mexico
Ranchettes: The Land Grant Version
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Getting
Our Priorities Straight
By Mark
Schiller
Sangre de Cristo
Land Grant: It's History and Future
By Mark Schiller
Editorial: National
Sierra Club Censors Northern New Mexico Group
By Kay Matthews
Taos Regional Water
Plan
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial: Ranchettes
or Inhabited Wilderness?
By Kay
Matthews
New Aamodt Settlement
Proposal Continues to Cause Debate
By Kay Matthews
GAO Report on Land Grants
Misses the Mark By Mark
Schiller
Earth Works Institute:
Organizing in the Galisteo Watershed
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Book Review: The
Language of Blood: The Making of Spanish-American Identity
in New Mexico 1880s-1930s By John N.
Nieto-Phillips Reviewed by Kay
Matthews
Public Awaits
Release of Forest Service Environmental Impact Statement on
Invasive Plant Control Project
Updates on Top of the
World Water Transfer Protest & Aamodt
Adjudication By Kay
Matthews
Acequia
Mediation Team Proposed
Taos Regional Water
Plan Back on Track
1st Annual
Power of the Youth Gathering in Chimayó
Veterans for Peace Come
to Peñasco High School to Talk About "Full Disclosure
Recruiting" By Kay
Matthews
Vallecitos Federal
Sustained Yield Unit: From Agropastoralism to Sustained
Yield Forestry By David
Correia
Organic
Certification: What's Involved?
By Joanie Quinn, New Mexico
Organic Commodity Commission
Local Concerns
Slipping Through Cracks as Forest Service Becomes More and
More Centralized By Kay
Matthews and Mark Schiller
Editorial:
Norteño Communities Must Unite
By Mark Schiller
Marching in New York
City on the Second Anniversary of the U.S. Invasion of
Iraq By Aspen
Meleski
Book Review: Chiva - A
Village Takes on the Global Heroin Trade By Chellis
Glendinning Reviewed by Kay
Matthews
The Vallecitos Federal
Sustained Yield Unit: an Early History
By David Correia
Editorial: Speaking
Truth to Power By Kay
Matthews and Mark Schiller
Status Hearing on Aamodt
Adjudication Full of Surprise
By Kay Matthews
Interview With Diana
Trujillo: Carson National Forest, El Rito District
Ranger
Proposed Acequia
Legislation
Action
Alert
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Puntos de Vista:
New Mexico-In What Direction?
By Miguel Angel, native of Las
Vegas, NM, retired professor of Chicano
Studies
Aamodt Defendants Hire
Taos Water Attorney Fred Waltz
Tecolote Land Grant
Victory
The New Mexico
Water Dialogue Annual Meeting
Changes to
the Active Water Resource Management Regulations
By Kay Matthews
Española
Farmers' Market Celebrates Fall Harvest with Biggest
Vegetable and Best Poem Contest
To Our
Readers
An Intimate Look
at the Valles Caldera Preserve
By Kay
Matthews
Update on State Land
Office Sand and Gravel Mine in Velarde
Mica Mine and Mill Site
Closed
Update on Aamodt
Adjudication
Taos County
Regional Water Plan
Adjudication of Water
Rights Involving Acequias By
Fred Waltz, Water Rights Attorney
Editorial
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial: State
Engineer's "Proposed Active Water Resource Management
Regulations" By Kay
Matthews
The Loss of Las
Trampas Common Lands By
Mark Schiller
Aamodt, Schmaamodt: Who
Really Gets the Water?
By John Nichols
La
Jicarita Enterprise Watershed Restoration
Program
Border
Waterworks Completes Peñasco Area Water
Survey
Taylor Ranch: A
Victory for La Gente
Community Forest Restoration
Project By Kay
Matthews and Mark Schiller
In Memory of Geoff
Bryce
The G.A.O. Land Grant Report:
A Whitewash and Slap in the Face
By Malcolm Ebright, Land Grant
Historian
Editorial: Techno-Fascism
By Kay
Matthews
Proposed Aamodt Adjudication
Settlement Continues to Unsettle
By Kay Matthews
Pueblo Water
Rights Doctrine Overruled by New Mexico Supreme Court
By Mark
Schiller
Taylor Ranch Access
Case Back in Court
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Water Market
Game
By Kay
Matthews
Puntos de Vista
By Orlando Romero, Nambe
Resident and Historian
Who's Reading La
Jicarita?
New Mexico Organic Farming
& Gardening Expo: A Celebration of Growing Food
By Kay
Matthews
Coalition for the
Valle Vidal Opposes Development of Coal Bed
Methane
Land Grant Activists
Have Much to Celebrate This Year
By Kay Matthews
Some Community People
Unhappy with Prescription in La Joya Urban/Interface
Thinning Project
Cultural Energy:
Creating Media Voices for Youth, Arts & Activism in
Northern New Mexico
Quivira Coalition
Conference: Fostering Social and Environmental Health in the
West By Mark Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Update on Top of
the World Water Transfer Protest
Geothermal Drilling
in the Valles Caldera
The Soldiers At My
Front Door By Father John
Dear
Editorial:
Anti-Immigration and Animal Rights Activists Attempt Sierra
Club Takeover By Kay
Matthews
Update on Rio Grande
Corridor Plan Appeal
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Decision to Affirm
Former Sangre de Cristo Land Grant Access Rights
Stands
By Kay
Matthews
Editorial: What is
Worth Fighting For? By
Kay Matthews
Think New Mexico
Recommends Strategic River Reserve
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Subscribers
and Supporters
Rio Arriba County Asks
Representative Udall to Help Fund Land Grant Archive and
Data Base
A Brief History of the
Middle Rio Grand Conservancy District, 1929-1938
By Mark
Schiller
Editorial: The
Wal-Martization of Northern New Mexico
By Kay
Matthews
"Cultural Energy":
Independent Media Voices From El Norte
By Robin
Collier
2004
New Mexico Organic Farm & Gardening Expo
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial: Land
Grants and the Legacy of the New Deal
By Mark Schiller
Salt Cedar: Friend,
Foe, or Excuse for Agency and Corporate Control
By Kay Matthews
Editorial: What
About Comanagement? By Kay
Matthews
Draft of State
Water Plan Presented to Public
By Kay Matthews
Interstate Stream
Officials Gather Input for State Water Plan
By Kay
Matthews
Drawing From
the Well's "Community Classroom"
Valles Caldera
Coalition Members Meet New Trustee Tracy Hephner
By Kay Matthews
Santo Domingo de
Cundiyó Land Grant Works to Update Bylaws
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Water Transfer
Battles in the Middle Rio Grande
Forest Service Adds Insult
To Injury With Latest Ski Area Decision
By Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Water
Transfer Protests By Kay
Matthews
Dixon Farmers' Market a Big
Success
Maude Barlow,
Author of "Blue Gold, the Fight to Stop the Corporate Theft
of the World's Water," Comes to Santa
Fe By Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial:
Forest Terrorism
By Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Bring
Back Our Plazas
By Kay
Matthews
Puntos de Vista:
Have You Ever Fought a Landfill?
By Deborah
Begel
Forest Service
Hopes to Begin Salvage Project on Borrego Mesa This
Summer By Kay Matthews
GAO Report on Fuels Reduction
Appeals Increases the Debate
By Mark
Schiller
LETTERS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial: Oglebay
Norton Puts on a False Face
By Mark Schiller
Editorial: Show Me
the Water By Kay
Matthews
Where Have All
the Superintendents Gone? By
Kay Matthews
Book Review: The
River in Winter By Stanley
Crawford Reviewed by
Mark Schiller
Debating Wildfire Issues
By John Gerritsma: Applegate
Coordinator, Medford District BLM/Rogue River National
Forest
2003 Wild Fire Road
Show: A Visit with the Applegate Partnership
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Rio Arriba County
Passes Resolution to Affirm Civil Rights
The Faces of
Iraq
Acequia Protection Bills
Become Law
KRZA Community Radio: Is it
Meeting the Needs of El Norte?
By Kay Matthews
Interview with Moises
Gonzales, Rio Arriba County Assistant Planner and Co-Chair
of the Mexicano Land Education and Conservation
Trust
Puntos de Vista:
The Albuquerque Drinking Water Project
By John
Carangelo
Editorial: What Would
Jesus Do?
By Mark Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
State Legislature
Considers Strengthening Acequia Autonomy
By Mark
Schiller
Book Review: This
Sovereign Land: A New Vision for Governing the West
By Daniel Kemmis
Reviewed by Kay
Matthews
March Against
War
Keynote Speaker at the
New Mexico Farming & Gardening Expo Talks Revolution
By Kay
Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Interview with Estevan
López, Newly Appointed Interstate Stream Commission
Engineer
Editorial: Will the
Real Forest Service Please Stand Up
By Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Hombres
Buenos By Kay
Matthews
The Battle Over
Wal-Mart
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Who's
Reading La Jicarita?
The Far Horizon: To
Carl Pope, Executive Director, The Sierra Club
By Courtney White
Enviro
Injunction Imperils Grazing in New Mexico and
Arizona By Mark
Schiller
Oñate Monument
and Visitors Center conmemoria El Tratado de Guadalupe
Hidalgo
Editorial: The
Forest Service Fiddles While the West Burns
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Thousands March for Peace
in Taos By Aspen Meleski, age
14
Saving the McCarthy
Ranch By Kay
Matthews
New Mexico
Community-Based Forestry Alliance
Who's
Reading La Jicarita News?
ANNOUNCEMENTS
New Southwest
Regional Forester Meets with Community People and Local
Forest Service Personnel in Truchas
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Puntos de Vista:
New Strategies and Collaboration on Treaty
Rights
By
Moises Gonzales, Mexicano Land
Education and Conservation Trust
Ray Pacheco's
"Value-Added" Goats
By Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Water, Otra
Vez By Kay
Matthews
Action
Alert: Picuris
Demonstration
Who's Reading La
Jicarita? Who's Reading the Applegator?
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ACTION
ALERT
Rio Arriba
County Logging Ordinance Challenged by Governor
Johnson
Sandia Pueblo
Buys 160-Acre Sandia Mountain Wilderness Inholding to Help
Settle Land Claim
Editorial: The
Forest Service - Bureaucracy Out of Control
By Mark
Schiller
New Mexican Land
Grants Organize for Action on Their Land
Claims
By Kay
Matthews
Agua/Caballos
Proposed Projects Record of Decision Appealed
By Kay Matthews
Editorial: Forest
Service Foreclosure Prompts Ranchers' Rebellion
By Mark
Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Puntos de Vista
By Lorenzo
Sotelo
Colorado Supreme
Court Rules in Favor of Sangre de Cristo Land Grant Rights
to Grazing, Firewood and Timber on the Taylor Ranch
By Kay Matthews
Northern New Mexico
Health Corps Recruiting Positions
By Juliana
Anastasoff
Agua Caballos
Projects Record of Decision Finally Released
July
2002
LETTERS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Protecting Our Cultural
Landscape: Taking the Next Step
By Kay Matthews
Interview with Jerry
Rodriguez: Farmer, Rancher, Land Grant Activist and Taos
County Employee
Editorial: Analysis
Paralysis or Business as Usual?
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Peñasco Schools
Participate in C.H.E.A.R.S. Program
Editorial:
By Mark Schiller
The Embudo Valley
Celebrates Opening of New Library
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Editorial: The National
Fire Plan By Mark
Schiller
Proposed Valles
Caldera Grazing Program
By Kay Matthews
Rio Arriba County
Commission Candidates Attend Forum in Dixon
Lawsuit Filed on Behalf
of Leonard Peltier
Letters
April
2002
Embudo Valley Community
Supported Agriculture Begins Its 3rd Year of Providing Fresh
Produce to Valley Residents
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ZERI Institute's Gunter
Pauli Visits Northern New Mexico
Honoring Our
Elders
Edge Habitat: Where
Tradition Meets Innovation By
Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
National Fire Plan
Funding: Where's the Accountability?
By Kay
Matthews
La Jicarita Wastewater
Treatment Project Update
March
2002
Santa Barbara
Rehabilitation Project: Show Us The Work
By Mark
Schiller
Working Toward 89,000
Acres of Common Ground on the Valles Caldera
By Ernie
Atencio
Is the Fight for San Luis
Valley Water Finally Over? By
Kay Matthews
Editorial: Justice in
the Middle East By Kay
Matthews
February
2002
The Valles Caldera:
A Showdown on Public Lands Management
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Land Grant History of
the Valles Caldera, or Baca Location No.
1 By Malcolm
Ebright
Interview with Antonio
DeVargas: Founding Member of La Companía
Ocho
Editorial: Paying to
Play in the Forest: More Than Meets the Pocketbook
By Kay Matthews
January
2002
Editorial: The Santa Fe
Watershed, How Much Analysis Is Enough?
By Mark
Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Acequia
Parciantes and the Forest Service Negotiate Over
Pre-Existing Rights on Federal Land
By Kay
Matthews
The Need for Public
Participation in Regulatory Processes and The Sound Science
Principle
By Doug Meiklejohn, Executive
Director, New Mexico Environmental Law
Center
Puntos de Vista:
Our Tarnished Treasure, or Poor Old Threadbare New Mexican
Agriculture
By Lynn
Montgomery
December
2001
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Puntos de Vista:
Talking about Drugs and Alcohol In Peñasco
By Vicente
Villareal
Letter to the
Editor
High Road MarketPlace in
Chimayó Promotes Local Arts and
Crafts
By Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Water on my
Mind By Kay
Matthews
November
2001
Letter to the
Editor
Chellis Glendinning -
Chimayó Writer
Max Córdova -
President, La Montaña de Truchas
October
2001
Interview with Lisa
Krooth, Exective Director Community and Indian Legal
Services, Formerly with the National Office of the American
Civil Liberties Union By Mark
Schiller and Kay Matthews
Interview with
Antonio "Ike" DeVargas: Logger, Community Activist, Rio
Arriba County Planning Department
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Peace, Yes, But
What About Justice?
By Pat
d'Andrea
September
2001
Editorial: Adding
Insult to Injury By Mark
Schiller
Interview with Daniel
Shreck, Board Member of the Abelard Foundation and Resident
of Chimayó
Editorial: Do We
Really Need the 69K Transmission Line from Talpa to
Peñasco?
By Kay
Matthews
August
2001
Editorial: Tom
Turney, Prophet or Pirate? By
Mark Schiller
Oral History: An
interview with the Acequia Abajo de El Valle Commissioners
and Mayordomo: Clarence Mascareñas, Arsenio Montoya,
and Tomás Montoya
Forth Annual Taos Valley
Acequia Festival
July
2001
Acequia
Parciantes Assert Pre-Existing Rights on Federal
Land By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Water
Sharing
Editorial: Santa Fe Ski
Area Containment Coalition Fights Latest Ski Expansion
Proposal
By Mark
Schiller
Community-Based
Forestry Alliance Organizes to Promote Economic Development
and Restore Forest Health
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Picuris Pueblo Releases
Water Quality Data By Rich
Schrader and Robert Gomez, Picuris Pueblo Environment
Department
Locals Protest Mining
Proposals
By Mark
Schiller
Putting Water to
Beneficial Use By Kay
Matthews
Editorial:
Maintaing Rural Communities in the Face of
Development By Mark
Schiller
Editorial:
Collaborative Stewardship - Where Do We Go From
Here? By Kay
Matthews
Book Review
By Kay Matthews
The New Ranch: A Guide
to Restoring Western Rangelands By Nathan F. Sayre
Op Ed: Lawsuit Filers
Hurting Environmental Cause By
Les Crowder and Tom Delehanty
Rocky Mountain Youth
Corps at Work in El Valle By
Kay Matthews
Collaborative
Stewardship in Northern New Mexico
April 27-28, Taos Kachina
Lodge
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Bison Roam Again at
Picuris Pueblo By Kay
Matthews
Aamodt Water Rights
Litigation: 35 Years of Controversy
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Editorial
By Kay Matthews
Pecos River
Watershed Alliance Update
Legislative
Update: Acequia Issues
March
2001
Editorial: Organic
Expo Demonstrates Commitment to Maintaining our Agricultural
Lands
By Kay
Matthews
Editorial: Land
Grant Reparation: The Government Can't Just Buy It's Way Out
of this One By Mark
Schiller
Ricos mas Ricos y Pobres
mas Pobres . . .
Legislative Update:
Water Issues
February
2001
Sustainable
Water Use as a Public Good in the Face of Private Water
Rights: A Dialogue
Pecos River Watershed
Alliance Takes Steps to Manage Growth
By Mark
Schiller
Puntos de Vista
By Miguel
Santistevan
Organic Certification of
Livestock: What Does It Take?
By Mark
Schiller
Santa Domingo Pueblo
- BLM Land Exchange: Where's the Land?
January
2001
Editorial: Another
Water Transfer Protest: How Long Can We Keep our Finger in
the Dike?
By Mark Schiller
A Victory for the Carnuel
Land Grant By Kay
Matthews
December
2000
New Mexico Acequia
Association Addresses Critical Water Issues at Annual
Meeting By Kay
Matthews
Anti-SLAPP Bill Legislation
Targeted for January By
Patti Elliot
Alert!
Editorial
By Kay
Matthews
Grassbank
Conference By Mark
Schiller
San Miguel del Vado
Land Grant: The Loss of the Commons
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Taos Soil and Water
Conservation District Holds Annual Meeting
November
2000
Community Food
Security: A Growing Idea
By Esther Kovari, New
Mexico Farmers' Marketing Association
The Embudo Valley
Regional Acequia Association is
Official
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
AWARDS
Santa Barbara
Grazing Allotment Rehabilitation: A Progress Report
By Mark Schiller
Congreso de las
Acequias
Collaborative
Stewardship on the Carson
By Max Córdova Jr.,
Truchas Montaña Youth Team
National
Heritage Area Planned for Northern New
Mexico
By Kay
Matthews
On the Streets of
Chimayó
The Social Event of the
Season
October
2000
Grassbanks in the West:
Challenges and Opportunities
Come Celebrate with the Taos
Valley Acequia Association
Editorial
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Santa Fe Community
Foundation Bestows its Piñon Awards on La Jicarita
News and Other Northern New Mexico Nonprofits
Kit Carson
Proposes Two New Transmission Lines
September
2000
Water and Natural
Resources Legislative Interim Committee Comes to
Española to Talk About Acequias
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Book Review
By Mark Schiller
Cidermaster of Rio Oscuro By Harvey Frauenglass
Editorial
By Mark Schiller
Puntos de
Vista
By Courtney White, Executive Director
of the Quivira Coalitio
Editorial
By Kay Matthews
August
2000
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Taos Soil & Water
Conservation District Annual Tour
By Kay
Matthews
Puntos de Vista: EN
EL NOMBRE DE DIOS TODOPODEROSO ¿QUE HA PASADO CON EL
TRATADO?
By Georgia Roybal, with input
from Roberto Mondragón-Anton Chico Land Grant,
Estevan Arellano-Embudo Land Grant, and Juan
Sánchez-Chililí Land Grant
Editorial
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
July
2000
Rio Arriba County
Commission Passes Ordinance to Protect Irrigated
Lands By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LETTERS
High Road Art Tour &
New Projects
By Jane Cook
Leonard Peltier Denied
Parole Again
By Eda
Gordon
Cidermaster of Rio
Oscuro By Harvey
Frauenglass
Editorial
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Hearing on Roadless Area
Proposal
By Mark
Schiller
Legislative Interim
Committee Meets to Listen to Acequia Concerns
By Kay Matthews
May/June
2000
Los Ancianos y
Amigos
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Finding Funds for
Acequia Rehabilitation Projects a Long and Arduous
Process
Santa Barbara
Rehabilitation Project Completes Prescribed Burn
By Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Whose
Water is it Anyway? By Kay
Matthews
Cañada Maria
Piñon/Juniper Restoration Project By
Max Córdova, Jr. and Nova Romero of the Truchas
Montaña Youth Team
The Million Men and
Women La Nueva Raza Peace March in Albuquerque
A Thank You Message
to our Supporters
April
2000
Honoring Our
Elders
ANNOUNCEMENTS Apr
2000
New Developments in the San
Luis Valley Water Wars By Kay
Matthews
Interview with Felipe
Córdova: Organizer of the Hispano Million Man Peace
March
Truchas Montaña
Youth Team Meets with Forest Service
By Max Córdova, Jr. and Nova
Romero
Update on Feasibility Study
of Biomass/Natural Gas Power Plant for Angel
Fire
Rafting Company Appeals
Rio Grande Corridor Plan By
Kay Matthews
Forest
Restoration Project Looks at on-the-Ground
Conditions
By Kay
Matthews
Another
Advocate for Inhabited Wilderness
Keeping Land Productive: A
Profile of Farmers in the Embudo Valley
By Kay
Matthews
The U.S. Forest
Service at a Crossroads By Dan
Quinn
Acequia Water Issues
Before the 2000 State Legislative Session
By Kay Matthews
Editorial Feb 99
By Mark
Schiller
Picuris Pueblo and La
Jicarita Valley Communities Once Again go to Legislature for
Funding for Wastewater Master Plan
Tom Udall Comes to
Town
La Montaña de
Truchas Restoration Partnership Grant
By Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Santa
Barbara Grazing Allotment
By Mark
Schiller
Angel Fire Residents
Explore Feasibility of Biomass/Natural Gas Power
Plant By Kay Matthews
Oral History: An Interview
with George Lucero of Chamisal, New Mexico
Editorial: Unity
Through Diversity Forum
By Kay Matthews
Collaborative
Stewardship on the Carson National Forest: Where We've Been
and How Far We Have to Go By
Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS Dec
1999
Water Planning
Resumes in Santa Fe, Española, Los Alamos Area
By Estevan López, Santa
Fe County Utilities Director, Chairperson of the Jemez y
Sangre Regional Water Planning Council
New Mexico Acequia
Association Reorganizes to Better Serve Acequias and Acequia
Parciantes By Kay
Matthews
The Cerro Mojino
Ranch: Connie and Sam Taylor's Land Stewardship Sustains
Navajo-Churro Sheep Business
By Kay Matthews
November 1 Begins Leonard
Peltier Freedom Month By Eda
Gordon, Leonard Peltier Support Group - New
Mexico
Editorial Nov
99 By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Taos Valley Acequia
Association and New Mexico Acequia Association Sponsor
Conference By Mark
Schiller
New Mexico Acequia
Association Invites Parciantes to Help Reshape Organization
By Paula Garcia, Director
Letters to the
Editor Nov 99
Book Review Nov
99 By Kay
Matthews Devil's
Bargains: Tourism in the Twentieth Century American
West Hal K.
Rothman
Norteños Claim
National Policies of Environmental Groups Discriminate
Against Minorities and Fail to Protect Resources
ANNOUNCEMENTS Oct
99
Taos Valley Acequia
Plans Weekend Seminar and Festival
Editorial Oct 99
By Mark
Schiller
Tierra Wools -
Community Development in Action
By Kay Matthews
Santa Barbara
Restoration Project Update By
Mark Schiller
High Road to Taos Art
Tour
La Montaña de
Truchas: Restoration and Woodlot Program
By Kay Matthews
ANNOUNCEMENTS Sep
99
National Riparian Team
Comes to Peñasco By
Courtney White
Protecting
Things We Cannot Bear to Lose
By Mark Schiller
Puntos de Vista: Why Do We
Say "Illegals" By Pat
D'Andrea
Bureau of Land Management
Officially Withdraws Copper Hill From Surface
Mining
Senator Bingaman
Introduces Community Forest Restoration Act for Northern New
Mexico
San Juan Agricultural
Cooperative: Economic Development and Cultural Preservation
By Mark
Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS Aug
99
Puntos de Vista Aug 99
By Bruce Richardson,
President, Chimayó Crime Prevention Organization
Sierra Club Hears From
Minorities Locally and Nationally
By Kay Matthews
Editorial Aug
99
Community Tours
Proposed Agua/Caballos Timber Sale in the Vallecitos
Sustained Yield Unit By Kay
Matthews
Picuris Pueblo Sues
Over Proposed Mica Mine Expansion
Puntos de Vista Divide
and Conquer: A Historian's View
By Malcolm Ebright
Santa Barbara
Permittees Take Grazing into the 21st Century
By Mark
Schiller
Sangre de Cristo
Growers Revitalize Wheat Crops in Costilla
Area By Kay
Matthews
Editorial Jun Jul
99
Madera Forest Products:
Sustainable Community Development
ANNOUNCEMENTS May
99
Water Banking
Workshop Explores Ways to Maintain and Protect Acequia
Communities By Kay Matthews
Oral Histories:
By Bud Córdova, Mary
Bissell, Derick Arellano, and Max
Schiller
Book Review May 99
By Kay Matthews
Chicano
Culture, Ecology, Politics: Subversive
Kin Edited by Devon G.
Peña, University of Arizona Press
Contract Stewardship
Workshop
Imus Water
Transfer
Southern Rockies
Conference - A Debate over the Future of our Bioregion
Quivira Coalition
Workshop - Herding: An Idea Whose Time Has Returned
By Kay Matthews
Top of the World
Update
A Controversy that
Divides the Rio Gallinas Community
By William R. Gonzales, San
Augustin parciante, Northern New Mexico Legal Services
paralegal
Andres Aragon Martinez,
Mayordomo
By Pat
D'Andrea
ANNOUNCEMENT Apr
99
LETTERS Apr
99
Puntos de Vista Apr
99 By Manuel Trujillo,
delivered to a joint session of the NM State
Legislature
February
2: Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Commemoration at NM
Legislature
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mar 99
LETTERS
Mar 99
Picuris
Pueblo Announces Intent to Sue Over Proposed Mica Mine
Expansion
By Mark
Schiller
Editorial
Mar 99 By Mark Schiller and
Kay Matthews
Local
Acequias Set up Water Banking Program
By Kay
Matthews
State
Engineer Denies Mora Fish Hatchery Water Transfer
Protest
Forest
Service Sponsors Contract Stewardship Workshop
News
Briefs Mar 99
Dixon/Embudo Communities
Meet Again with Rio Arriba County Planning
Department
Mora Fish Hatchery Water
Transfer Protest Goes to Hearing
By Mark
Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS Feb
99
El Bosque Preservation
Action Committee Protests Rio Grande Corridor
Plan By Kay
Matthews
Puntos de Vista Economics,
Imperialism, and the Environment: Whose Values Determine the
Value of the Environment? By
Paula Garcia, Director, New Mexico Acequia
Association
Amigos Bravos Will Oppose
Instream Flow Legislation
Rio Arriba County Holds
Forum on Planning Issues for Dixon/Embudo
Communities
Editorial: Mica Mine
Closeout Plan Masks Franklin Industrial Mineral's Real
Intention By Mark
Schiller
ANNOUNCEMENTS Jan
1999
New Mexico Acequia
Association Holds Annual Meeting
By Kay
Matthews
Community Meets to
Plan for Wastewater Treatment
By Catalina
Muniz
A Report Called "State
of the Southern Rockies: Greater San Juan-Sangre de Cristo
Bioregion." Whose Report and to What Purpose?
By Kay
Matthews
Puntos de Vista Jan 1999
By Peter White, Water Rights
Attorney
December
1998
New Mexico Acequia
Commission Water Management Workshop
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Puntos de Vista: Got
Imperialism? By Chellis
Glendinning
Cook's Mining Operations
Come Under Fire
Editorial
By Mark
Schiller
November
1998
Northern New Mexico
Collaborative Stewardship Wins Innovations in American
Government Award
Taos Valley Acequia
Association and Rio Chama Acequia Association Formalize
Acequia Conservation Program
By Mark
Schiller
Think Global Some People
Call It Progress-An Illustrated Essay
Pictures by Eric Shultz Words by
Chellis Glendinning
Puntos de Vista
By David
Benavides
October
1998
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Community Mapping on the
El Rito Ranger District By Kay
Matthews
A Critique of the
Rio Grande Corridor Proposed Plan and Final EIS
By El Bosque Preservation
Action Committee
Puntos de Vista
By Dana Wise
Editorial
By Mark
Schiller
Updates:
Summo Mine - Mica Mine - Land Grant Review Bill
September
1998
LETTERS
Putting Wood To Work: Forest
Products Business Development Opportunities in North-Central
New Mexico By Jan-Willem
Jansens A Review by Kay
Matthews
Just What Does
Constitute Forest Health? By
Kay Matthews Photos by Eric Shultz
Puntos de
Vista By Patrick
O'Toole
Editorial
By Kay
Matthews
August
1998
First We Bake, Then We
Flood . . .
Sierra Club Chapter
Refuses To Participate in Bingaman's
Roundtables
By Courtney
White
Rio Arriba County Upholds
Gravel Mine Approval Story and
photos by Eric Shultz
minding by Chellis
Glendinning
Puntos de Vista
By Mike Connelly, Oregon
rancher
Editorial
By Mark
Schiller
Late Breaking
News
|
By Author &
Headline
Juliana Anastafoff
Northern New Mexico
Health Corps Recruiting Positions
Miguel Angel
Puntos de Vista:
New Mexico-In What Direction?
Derick Arellano
Oral Histories:
By Bud Córdova, Mary
Bissell, Derick Arellano, and Max
Schiller
Joni
Arends
Hazardous Waste Permit for
Our Up Wind Neighbor, Los Alamos National
Laboratory By Joni
Arends and Sheri Kotowski
Center for Disease and
Prevention Control Meets With New Mexico Community on Los
Alamos National Laboratory Contaminant Releases
By Basia Miller, Joni Arends, and
Kay Matthews
Los Alamos National
Laboratory Update By
Joni Arends and Sheri Kotowski
Ernie
Atencio
Working Toward 89,000
Acres of Common Ground on the Valles Caldera
Deborah
Begel
Literary Radio
Dreams
Puntos de Vista:
Have You Ever Fought a Landfill?
David
Benavides
Interview: May
2006
Puntos de Vista
Allen
Best
Are Some Strings Being
Pulled to Develop Wolf Creek Village?
Mary Bissell
Oral Histories:
By Bud Córdova, Mary
Bissell, Derick Arellano, and Max
Schiller
John Carangelo
Puntos de Vista:
The Albuquerque Drinking Water Project
Daniel Claussen
Robin Collier
"Cultural Energy":
Independent Media Voices From El Norte
Mike Connelly
Jane Cook
High Road Art Tour &
New Projects
Bud Córdova
Oral Histories:
By Bud Córdova, Mary
Bissell, Derick Arellano, and Max
Schiller
Max Córdova
Interview: November
2001
Max Córdova Jr
Cañada Maria
Piñon/Juniper Restoration Project
By Max Córdova, Jr. and
Nova Romero
Collaborative
Stewardship on the Carson
Mechanical Thinning
Versus Fire: Which is Better for Forest Health?
Truchas
Montaña Youth Team
By Nova Romero,
Lito Martinez and Max Córdova Jr.
Truchas Montaña
Youth Team Meets with Forest Service
By Max Córdova, Jr. and Nova
Romero
David Correia
A Change is Going to
Come By Kay Matthews and David
Correia
Appeal Peters Out: An
Update on Las Acequias de Chupadero
By David Correia and Eric
Perramond
A Scoundrel's Argument: The
GAO's Denial of Fiduciary Duty
in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
The Hijuelas of Tierra
Amarilla
New Mexico's Anti-Union
Union
On the Muckraking of
Mark Schiller: A Retrospective
Poor Chupadero, so far
from God, so close to Santa Fe
By David Correia and Eric
Perramond
Santa Fe's Amigos del
Parque Celebrates Ninth Anniversary
Tierra Amarilla Land
Grant Board "Waives mineral rights it doesn't have" in
Controversial Deal with Oil Company
The Vallecitos Federal
Sustained Yield Unit: an Early History
Vallecitos Federal
Sustained Yield Unit: From Agropastoralism to Sustained
Yield Forestry
Vallecitos Federal
Sustained Yield Unit: To Be or Not To Be?
Les Crowder and Tom
Delahanty
Pat D'Andrea
Andres Aragon Martinez,
Mayordomo
Peace, Yes, But
What About Justice?
Puntos de Vista: Why Do We
Say "Illegals"
Kristen Davenport
Peñasco
Farmer's Market
Malcolm Ebright
Back to Basics:
The Oñate Center's Land Grant Project
Distortions
of History: Are We Doomed to Repeat the Past?
The G.A.O. Land Grant Report:
A Whitewash and Slap in the Face
The Guadalupita/Coyote
Historic District and Preservation of Our Communities in
Northern New Mexico
Hispanic Homesteaders
on the Pajarito Plateau: An Unconstitutional Taking of
Property at Los Alamos 1942-1945
Land Grant History of
the Valles Caldera, or Baca Location No. 1
Puntos de Vista Divide
and Conquer: A Historian's View
Puntos de Vista:
Guadalupita Community Wins Battle to Save Old Growth
Pines
A Tribute to Mark
Schiller
Patti Elliot
Anti-SLAPP Bill Legislation
Targeted for January
Kristina Fisher
Two Progressive Bills Work
Their Way Through the Legislative Session
Laura Frank
Harvey Frauenglass
Cidermaster of Rio
Oscuro
John Gerritsma
Paula Garcia
New Mexico Acequia
Association Invites Parciantes to Help Reshape
Organization
Puntos de Vista Economics,
Imperialism, and the Environment: Whose Values Determine the
Value of the Environment?
Chellis Glendinning
Robert Gomez
Moises Gonzales
Puntos de Vista:
New Strategies and Collaboration on Treaty
Rights
William R. Gonzales
A Controversy that
Divides the Rio Gallinas Community
By William R. Gonzales, San
Augustin parciante, Northern New Mexico Legal Services
paralegal
Eda Gordon
Leonard Peltier Denied
Parole Again
November 1 Begins Leonard
Peltier Freedom Month By Eda
Gordon, Leonard Peltier Support Group - New
Mexico
Jake Kosek
A Community
Organizer
Los Alamos National
Laboratory and Northern New Mexico: A Codependent and
Troubled Relationship
Sheri Kotwoski
Activism and the Local
Nuclear Weapons Industry
Embudo Valley
Environmental Monitoring Group is Retiring
Hazardous Waste Permit for
Our Up Wind Neighbor, Los Alamos National
Laboratory By Joni
Arends and Sheri Kotowski
Los Alamos National
Laboratory Update By
Joni Arends and Sheri Kotowski
Los Alamos National
Laboratory Updates,
February/March 2011
Sampling in the Rio
Embudo Watershed
Ester Kovari
Pat Leahan
A Wake-Up Call in Mora
and San Miguel Counties
Estevan López
Water Planning
Resumes in Santa Fe, Española, Los Alamos Area
By Estevan López, Santa
Fe County Utilities Director, Chairperson of the Jemez y
Sangre Regional Water Planning Council
Peter Malmgren
Los Alamos
Revisited
Los Alamos Revisited,
Part Two
Lito
Martinez
Truchas
Montaña Youth Team
By Nova Romero,
Lito Martinez and Max Córdova Jr.
Kay Matthews
2003 Wild Fire Road
Show: A Visit with the Applegate Partnership
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
2007 Legislative
Session: It's Finally Over
By Kay Matthews and Max
Schiller
A Change is Going to
Come By Kay Matthews and David
Correia
Aamodt and Abeyta
Adjudications: What Do They Mean for Top of the World Farm
Water Rights?
Aamodt Settlement Update,
Otra Vez
Aamodt versus Abeyta
Adjudications: A Comparison
Aamodt Water Rights
Litigation: 35 Years of Controversy
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Acequia
Parciantes and the Forest Service Negotiate Over
Pre-Existing Rights on Federal Land
Acequia Parciantes
Assert Pre-Existing Rights on Federal
Land
By Kay Matthews and
Mark Schiller
Acequia Parciantes Turn
Out to Protect Their Water
Acequia Water Issues
Before the 2000 State Legislative Session
Acequias Confront Forest
Service Over Access Rights
By Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
Acequias de las
Sierras: La Jicarita Transbasin Diversions Dating from the
1800s
Aamodt Adjudication
Update
Agricultural
Revitalization Initiative: The Next Steps
Agua/Caballos
Again Appealed
Agua/Caballos
Proposed Projects Record of Decision Appealed
Angel Fire Residents
Explore Feasibility of Biomass/Natural Gas Power
Plant
A Victory for the Carnuel
Land Grant
Bechtel and Los Alamos
National Laboratory: The Privatization of the Nuclear
Industry
Book Review: Adaptive
Governance: Integrating Science, Policy, and Decision
Making
By Ronald D. Brunner, Toddi
A. Steelman, Lindy Coe-Juell, Christina M. Cromley,
Christine M. Edwards, and Donna W. Tucker
Book Review:
Brown-Eyed Children of the Sun: Lessons from the Chicano
Movement, 1965-1975 By George
Mariscal
Book Review: Changing
Course: Windcall and the Art of Renewal By Susan
Wells
Book Review: Chiva - A
Village Takes on the Global Heroin Trade
By Chellis
Glendinning
Book Review: Down
Country, The Tano of the Galisteo Basin, 1250-1782
By Lucy Lippard, Museum of New
Mexico Press
Book Review Mar 03:
This Sovereign Land: A New Vision for Governing the
West
Book Review May 99:
Chicano Culture, Ecology,
Politics: Subversive Kin
Edited by Devon G. Peña, University of Arizona
Press
Book Review Nov
99: Devil's
Bargains: Tourism in the Twentieth Century American
West Hal K.
Rothman
Book Review: Manifest
Destinies - The Making of the Mexican American Race By Laura
Gomez
Book Review:
Roots of Resistance: A History of Land Tenure in New
Mexico By Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
Book Review: The
Language of Blood: The Making of Spanish-American Identity
in New Mexico 1880s-1930s
By John N.
Nieto-Phillips
Book Review, May/June
00: The
New Ranch: A Guide to Restoring Western Rangelands
By Nathan F.
Sayre
Book Review: The
Nuclear Borderlands: The Manhattan Project in Post-Cold War
New Mexico By Joseph
Masco
Book Review: The
Witches of Abiquiu: The Governor, the Priest, the
Genízaro Indians and the Devil
By Malcolm Ebright & Rick
Hendricks
Book Review:
Understories: The Political Life of Forests in Northern New
Mexico By Jake
Kosek
Book Review:
Understories: The Political Life of Forests in Northern New
Mexico By Jake Kosek Reviewed
by Kay Matthews and Mark Schiller (Part Two)
Carson National Forest
Continues to Assert its Authority Over Area
Acequias
Carson National Forest
Releases Plan for Managing Motorized Travel
Carson National Forest Takes
a More Conservative Approach to Broadcast Burn Near El
Valle
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention Finally Releases Historic Contaminant Report
for Los Alamos National Laboratory
Center for Disease and
Prevention Control Meets With New Mexico Community on
Los Alamos National Laboratory Contaminant
Releases By Basia
Miller, Joni Arends, and Kay Matthews
The Cerro Mojino
Ranch: Connie and Sam Taylor's Land Stewardship Sustains
Navajo-Churro Sheep Business
Changes to
the Active Water Resource Management Regulations
Chimayó Youth
Conservation Corps on the Move
Citizen Groups Appeal
EPA Stormwater Permit
for Los Alamos National Laboratory
Citizen Groups Appeal
Forest Service and BLM Decision on Buckman Diversion
Project
Collaborative
Stewardship on the Carson National Forest: Where We've Been
and How Far We Have to Go By
Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
Colorado Supreme
Court Rules in Favor of Sangre de Cristo Land Grant Rights
to Grazing, Firewood and Timber on the Taylor
Ranch
Comanche Creek
Restoration: Innovative Methods to Improve
Habitat By Kay Matthews
and Mark Schiller
Commemoration of the
Raid on the Tierra Amarilla Courthouse
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Communities for Clean Water
File Lawsuit Against LANL
Community-Based
Forestry Alliance Organizes to Promote Economic Development
and Restore Forest Health
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Community Forest Restoration
Project By Mark Schiller and
Kay Matthews
Community
Forestry Alliance Meets with Forest Service to Review
Wildlands/Urban Interface Projects
Community Mapping on the
El Rito Ranger District
Community Tours
Proposed Agua/Caballos Timber Sale in the Vallecitos
Sustained Yield Unit
Compensation for
Radiation Exposure at LANL: Two Stories
By Kay Matthews and Mark Schiller
Concerns About LANL Affects
on "Downwinders" Aired at Picuris Pueblo Meeting
Cows, Culture, and
Continuity: An Environmental Justice Argument in Support of
Public Lands Ranching in Northern New Mexico By
Ernest Atencio
Decision to Affirm
Former Sangre de Cristo Land Grant AccessRights
Stands
Department of Energy Holds
Hearing in Española on Bomb Making at
LANL
Dixon/Embudo: A
Community on the Move
Draft of State
Water Plan Presented to Public
Edge Habitat: Where
Tradition Meets Innovation By
Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
Editorial:
Aamodt Continues to Raise Questions
Editorial: Acequia
Blues
Editorial: Analysis
Paralysis or Business as Usual?
Editorial: Be Prepared
to Pay More for Your Water, Assuming There Is
Any
Editorial: The
Borrego Fire
Editorial: Bring
Back Our Plazas
Editorial: Chinks in
LANL's Armor?
Editorial: Collaborative
Stewardship, R.I.P.
Editorial:
Collaborative Stewardship - Where Do We Go From
Here?
Editorial: Community
Forestry - Troubled Times in Northern New Mexico
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Culture
Clash in the Forests of Northern New Mexico
Editorial:
Deconstructing the U.S. Forest Service, Literally and
Figuratively
Editorial: Disaster
Capitalism, Full Circle
Editorial: Down
the Legislative Black Hole
Editorial: Do We
Really Need the 69K Transmission Line from Talpa to
Peñasco?
Editorial: Fifty Years
of Mismanagement with no Lessons Learned
Editorial: Has It
Come Down to "Us versus Them"?
Editorial: Hombres
Buenos
Editorial
April 01
Editorial: Indian Water
Rights Adjudications Continue to Continue
Editorial: Is the
Forest Service Prepared?
Editorial: It's All
About Money
Editorial: It's All One Big
Water Grab
Editorial: Justice in
the Middle East
Editorial: Maybe it's
Time for the Peñasco Area Acequias to
Organize By Kay
Matthews and Mark Schiller
Editorial: The Medical
Industrial Complex
Editorial: Midterm
Dysfunction
Editorial: Power in
the Middle East
Editorial:
Proposed Aamodt Settlement Continues to Unsettle
Editorial: National
Sierra Club Censors Northern New Mexico Group
Editorial: "Opt Out" of
Military Recruitment
Editorial: Organic
Expo Demonstrates Commitment to Maintaining our Agricultural
Lands
Editorial: Paying to
Play in the Forest: More Than Meets the Pocketbook
Editorial: Politics as
Usual in Rio Arriba County
Editorial: Public
Welfare, To Be or Not To Be
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Editorial: The
Forest Service Fiddles While the West Burns
by Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Ranchettes
or Inhabited Wilderness?
Editorial:
Redistributing the Wealth
By Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
Editorial: Rio Arriba
County Developments and Subdivisions: Second Homes for the
Wealthy, Assuming There's Any Wealth Left
Editorial: Show Me
the Water
Editorial: Sierra
Club Vote on "Zero Cow" Initiative
Editorial: Speaking
Truth to Power By Kay
Matthews and Mark Schiller
Editorial: State
Engineer's "Proposed Active Water Resource Management
Regulations"
Editorial: Taos County
Rejects Plan for "Second Homes for the Wealthy"
Editorial: Taos Regional
Water Plan Hijacked by the Powers That Be
Editorial: Techno-Fascism
Editorial: To Zone or
Not To Zone, That is Peñasco's Question
Editorial
Dec 00
Editorial
Oct 00 By Mark Schiller
and Kay Matthews
Editorial
Sep 00
Editorial Nov
99 By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Editorial
Mar 99 By Mark Schiller and
Kay Matthews
Editorial Sep
98
Editorial: Unity
Through Diversity Forum
Editorial: Us Versus
Them, Otra Vez
Editorial: Valles
Caldera Experiment Near Expiration
Editorial: The
Wal-Martization of Northern New Mexico
Editorial: Water for
Sale to the Highest Bidder
Editorial: Water on my
Mind
Editorial: Water, Otra
Vez
Editorial: Water
Transfer Protests
Editorial: What
About Comanagement?
Editorial: What is
Worth Fighting For?
Editorial: Where are
the Restoration Projects?
Editorial: Where oh
Where is the Taos Regional Water Plan Now?
Editorial: Who Should
Decide How Best to Manage Our Water?
Editorial: Whose
Water is it Anyway?
El Bosque Preservation
Action Committee Protests Rio Grande Corridor
Plan
Environmental
Politics in Northern New Mexico: Revisionist Spin Suggests
"It's All Good"
Embudo Valley Environmental
Monitoring Group Sponsors Listening Session with New Mexico
Environment Department
The
Embudo Valley Regional Acequia Association is
Official
Environmentalists
File Lawsuit to Stop Agua/Caballos Timber Sale
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Federal Communications
Commission Holds Public Hearing on Chimayó Cell Phone
Tower
Forest
Restoration Project Looks at on-the-Ground
Conditions
Forest Service
Hopes to Begin Salvage Project on Borrego Mesa This
Summer
Forest Service
Releases Proposed Action for Travel Management on the Carson
National Forest
Forest
Update
Hearings on Hazardous Waste
Permit for LANL Ongoing
Hundreds Protest Santa Fe
County's Application to Transfer Water to Supplemental
Wells
Interstate Stream
Officials Gather Input for State Water Plan
Interview with Daniel
Shreck, Board Member of the Abelard Foundation and Resident
of Chimayó By
Kay Matthews and Mark Schiller
Interview with Antonio
DeVargas: Founding Member of La Companía
Ocho By Kay Matthews
and Mark Schiller
Interview with
Antonio "Ike" DeVargas: Logger, Community Activist, Rio
Arriba County Planning Department
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Interview with Jerry
Rodriguez: Farmer, Rancher, Land Grant Activist and Taos
County Employee By Mark
Schiller and Kay Matthews
Interview with Lisa
Krooth, Exective Director Community and Indian Legal
Services, Formerly with the National Office of the American
Civil Liberties Union By Mark
Schiller and Kay Matthews
Interview
with Michael Wolfson on the Canadian National Health Plan
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Interview with U.S.
Representative Tom Udall
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Interview With Joe
Gutierrez, Former LANL Employee
Interview with
Journalist Jakob Schiller: Facts on the Ground in
Palestine
An Intimate Look
at the Valles Caldera Preserve
Is Another Devastating
Fire Enough to Make Them Rethink the Chemical and Metallurgy
Research Replacement Facility?
Is the Fight for San Luis
Valley Water Finally Over?
It's Time to
Define Just Exactly What Public Welfare Means
Just What Does
Constitute Forest Health?
Just Say No to the
Chemical and Metallurgy Research Replacement
Project
Keeping Land Productive: A
Profile of Farmers in the Embudo Valley
Keynote Speaker at the
New Mexico Farming & Gardening Expo Talks Revolution
KRZA Community Radio: Is it
Meeting the Needs of El Norte?
La Jicarita
News Enters It's 14th Year With Renewed Determination to
See a Mission Change at Los Alamos National
Laboratory
La Jicarita Story
Updates
La Jicarita Wastewater
Study Committee Commits to Developing Master Plan for the
Watershed
La Montaña de
Truchas at Work on the Santa Fe Watershed
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
La Montaña de
Truchas: Restoration and Woodlot Program
Land Grant
Representatives and Enviros Meet to Find Common
Ground
Legislative Interim
Committee Meets to Listen to Acequia Concerns
Local
Acequias Set up Water Banking Program
Local Concerns
Slipping Through Cracks as Forest Service Becomes More and
More Centralized By Kay
Matthews and Mark Schiller
A Look at the History
of the Mother of All Water Rights Court Cases
A Look Back
Los Alamos National
Laboratory and Northern New Mexico: A Codependent and
Troubled Relationship
Los Alamos National
Laboratory: Behemoth "On the Hill"
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Los Alamos National
Laboratory: Never Ending Vigilance
Los Alamos National
Laboratory: "The Unleashed Power of the Atom"
Lower Rio Grande
Adjudication Hearing on April 8
Marketing the
Rain: Water for Sale to the Highest Bidder
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Mark Schiller, 1948
to 2010: My Co-Editor and Comrade in Arms
Martin Luther
King III Comes to Town
Miranda Canyon Preserve
Goes Before Taos County Planning Commission
Miranda Canyon Preserve
Update
Maude Barlow,
Author of "Blue Gold, the Fight to Stop the Corporate Theft
of the World's Water," Comes to Santa Fe
The Mother of All
Water Rights Court Cases
Mora Citizens Turn Out In
Force at County Commission Meeting on Oil and Gas
Development
Mora County
Residents Gear Up to Fight Oil and Gas Drilling
National Fire Plan
Funding: Where's the Accountability?
National
Heritage Area Planned for Northern New
Mexico
The Never Ending Aamodt
"Unsettlement"
New Aamodt Settlement
Proposal Continues to Cause Debate
New Developments in the San
Luis Valley Water Wars
New Mexico Acequia
Association Addresses Critical Water Issues at Annual
Meeting
New Mexico Acequia
Association Reorganizes to Better Serve Acequias and Acequia
Parciantes
New Mexico Acequia
Association Holds Annual Meeting
New Mexico Acequia
Association Meets to Analyze Water Bills
New Mexico Supreme
Court Finally Renders Opinion on Water Transfer Protest in
Placitas
New Mexican Land
Grants Organize for Action on Their Land Claims
New Southwest
Regional Forester Meets with Community People and Local
Forest Service Personnel in Truchas
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Northern New Mexico
Ranchettes: The Land Grant Version
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Open House at the
Sustainable Agricultural Science Center in
Alcalde
Oral History: An
interview with the Acequia Abajo de El Valle Commissioners
and Mayordomo: Clarence Mascareñas, Arsenio Montoya,
and Tomás Montoya By
Kay Matthews amd Mark Schiller
Parciantes Reject Santa Fe
County Offer to Settle Top of the World Water Transfer
Protest
Peñasco Area
Communities Land Use Plan
Pete Domenici's
Toxic Legacy
Picuris Pueblo
Demonstrates to Draw Attention to Proposed Mica Mine
Expansion
Picuris Pueblo says "NO!" to Mica
Mine Expansion
Pojoaque Basin
Water Alliance Members Continue to Raise Serious Questions
Regarding Proposed Settlement of the Aamodt
Adjudication
Pojoaque Basin Water Alliance
Position Paper on the Aamodt Proposed Settlement
Potential Hazards of
Chemicals Used in Natural Gas Drilling Process
Proposed Aamodt Adjudication
Settlement Continues to Unsettle
Proposed Rio Hondo Water
Sharing Agreement
Proposed Valles
Caldera Grazing Program
Protecting Our Cultural
Landscape: Taking the Next Step
Putting Water to
Beneficial Use
Putting Wood To Work: Forest
Products Business Development Opportunities in North-Central
New Mexico By Jan-Willem
Jansens
Quivira Coalition Annual
Meeting: Bridging the Urban/Rural Divide
Quivira Coalition
Workshop - Herding: An Idea Whose Time Has
Returned
Rafting Company Appeals
Rio Grande Corridor Plan
A Report Called "State
of the Southern Rockies: Greater San Juan-Sangre de Cristo
Bioregion." Whose Report and to What Purpose?
Review of Miranda
Canyon Preserve by Wildlands Watch
Richard Cook
Challenges State Statute That Protects Acequias
Rio Arriba County
Institutes Communication Tower Moratorium in Response to
Community Concern
Rio Arriba County
Institutes Moratorium on Development of Agricultural
Lands
Rio Arriba County
Commission Passes Ordinance to Protect Irrigated
Lands
Rio Arriba Planning and
Zoning Committee Dismisses Concerns of Chimayó
Council on Wireless Technology
River Restoration
Along the Banks of the Rio de las Trampas
Rocky Mountain Youth
Corps at Work in El Valle
Rumblings on the El
Rito Ranger District: More Grazing Reductions
Salt Cedar: Friend,
Foe, or Excuse for Agency and Corporate Control
Sangre de Cristo
Growers Revitalize Wheat Crops in Costilla Area
Sangre de Cristo Land
Grant Activists Tell Their Story at the Treaty of Guadalupe
Hidalgo Conmemoria at the Oñate Center
San Miguel del Vado
Land Grant: The Loss of the Commons
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Santa Fe Veterans
for Peace "Full Disclosure Recruiting" Team Again Visits
Peñasco High School
Saving the McCarthy
Ranch
Send in the Goats: They'll
Eat Anything
Sierra Club Hears From
Minorities Locally and Nationally
State Engineer's New
Domestic Water Regulations Contested
State
Legislative Interim Land Grant Committee Meets in
Española
Status Hearing on Aamodt
Adjudication Full of Surprise
State Property Tax
Division Seeking to Enforce Restrictive Classification of
Grazing Lands
A Statewide Conversation on
Industrial Wind Facilities
Sustainable
Communities/ZERI-NM: Collaborative Forest Restoration
Project By Kay Matthews
and Mark Schiller
Taos County Commission
Approves Public Welfare Ordinance
Taos County
Public Welfare Committee Meets for the First
Time
Taos Regional Water Plan,
Implementation Phase (We Hope)
Taos Regional Water
Plan: Nearing Finalization
Techno Fascism,
Otra Vez: National Animal Identification System Threatens
Small Farmers and Ranchers
Thinning Project in
Las Trampas Watershed
Tierra Wools -
Community Development in Action
Turning Swords into
Ploughshares: Opposition to Nuclear Weapons Production at
LANL
Updates on Top of the
World Water Transfer Protest & Aamodt
Adjudication
The Valles Caldera:
A Showdown on Public Lands Management
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Valles Caldera
Coalition Members Meet New Trustee Tracy Hephner
Valles Caldera
Preserve Gears Up For Another Grazing Season
Update on the Aamodt
Adjudication Settlement
Update on Energy Employees
Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act of
2000
Update on the Lower Rio
Grande Adjudication
Update on Lower Rio Grande
Adjudication,
February/March 2011
Update on Miranda
Canyon Preserve Proposal
Update on Placitas "Lomos
Altos" Water Transfer Protest
Updates on Water Transfer
Protests and Adjudications
Uranium Boom and Bust
"Otra Vez"
Water and Natural
Resources Legislative Interim Committee Comes to
Española to Talk About Acequias
Water Banking
Workshop Explores Ways to Maintain and Protect Acequia
Communities
Water Transfer
Protests Highlighted at NMAA Anuual Meeting
Water
Update
West Rim Domestic Water
Users Association Public Hearing
Where Have All
the Superintendents Gone?
Betsy
Martinez
Health Centers
Celebrates 30 Years of Service
Kalliroi
Matsakis
Op Ed: It's Time to Hold Los
Alamos National Laboratory Accountable
Doug
Meiklejohn
The Need for Public
Participation in Regulatory Processes and The Sound Science
Principle
Aspen
Meleski
Amy Goodman Comes to
Taos
Marching in New York
City on the Second Anniversary of the U.S. Invasion of
Iraq
Thousands March for Peace
in Taos
Basia
Miller
Center for Disease and
Prevention Control Meets With New Mexico Community on Los
Alamos National Laboratory Contaminant Releases
By Basia Miller, Joni Arends, and
Kay Matthews
Lynn
Montgomery
Puntos de Vista:
Our Tarnished Treasure, or Poor Old Threadbare New Mexican
Agriculture
Catalina
Muniz
Community Meets to
Plan for Wastewater Treatment
John Nichols
Patrick O’Toole
Eric Perramond
Appeal Peters Out: An
Update on Las Acequias de Chupadero
By David Correia and Eric
Perramond
Poor Chupadero, so far
from God, so close to Santa Fe
By David Correia and Eric
Perramond
Dan Quinn
The U.S. Forest
Service at a Crossroads
Joanie Quinn
Organic
Certification: What's Involved?
Bruce Richardson
Puntos de Vista Aug 99
By Bruce Richardson,
President, Chimayó Crime Prevention Organization
Nova Romero
Cañada Maria
Piñon/Juniper Restoration Project
By Max Córdova, Jr. and
Nova Romero
Truchas
Montaña Youth Team
By Nova
Romero, Lito Martinez and Max Córdova
Jr
Truchas Montaña
Youth Team Meets with Forest Service
By Max Córdova, Jr. and Nova
Romero
John Ross
¡Stop Genetic
Imperialism! Bio Piracy, Mutant Corn, Threaten Mexico's Food
Supply
Miguel
Santestevan
Puntos de
Vista: Acequia Culture
Mark Schiller
Aamodt Water Rights
Litigation: 35 Years of Controversy
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Abiquiu: Divisiveness
& Discord
A Brief History of
American Imperialism, Part 1
A Brief History
of American Imperialism, Part 2: Manifest Destiny: Its
Theoretical and Legal Underpinnings
A Brief History of the
Middle Rio Grand Conservancy District, 1929-1938
Acequia Parciantes
Assert Pre-Existing Rights on Federal
Land
By Kay Matthews and
Mark Schiller
Acequias Confront Forest
Service Over Access Rights
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Acequias de la
Sierra
The Adjudication of
the Antonio Chávez Grant and the Overturning of the
Presumption of Authority
Agriculture
Revitalization Initiative
By Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
(with Paul White and
Lynne
Velasco)
A Moveable Feast: Mobile
Matanza Comes to El Norte
A River Used to Run Through
It
Book Review
Cidermaster of Rio Oscuro By Harvey Frauenglass
Book Review: The
River in Winter By Stanley
Crawford
Book Review:
Roots of Resistance: A History of Land Tenure in New
Mexico By Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
Book Review:
Understories: The Political Life of Forests in Northern New
Mexico By Jake Kosek
Book Review:
Understories: The Political Life of Forests in Northern New
Mexico By Jake Kosek Reviewed
by Kay Matthews and Mark Schiller (Part Two)
A Brief History of
American Imperialism, Part 1
A Brief History of
American Imperialism, Part 2: Manifest Destiny: Its
Theoretical and Legal Underpinnings
American Imperialism,
Part 3: The Mexican- American War
A Brief History of
American Imperialism: Part 4: Implementing the Treaty of
Guadalupe Hidalgo
A Brief History of
American Imperialism, Part 5: Racism and the New Mexico
Territory
Camino Real
Gets New District Ranger
Cañada de Cochiti:
The Chicanery of Reducing a Legitimate Land
Grant
Collaborative
Stewardship on the Carson National Forest: Where We've Been
and How Far We Have to Go By
Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
Comanche Creek
Restoration: Innovative Methods to Improve
Habitat By Kay Matthews
and Mark Schiller
Commemoration of the
Raid on the Tierra Amarilla Courthouse
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Community-Based
Forestry Alliance Organizes to Promote Economic Development
and Restore Forest Health
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Community Coalition
Fights For Environmental Justice
Community Speaks Out: LANL
Expansion Proposal By
Mark Schiller
Corrupt Surveyors
General Contributed to Loss of Land Grants
Denial of
Rocky Flat's Claim Raises Questions About the Entire Nuclear
Workers' Compensation Program
Edge Habitat: Where
Tradition Meets Innovation By
Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
Editorial: Change We Can
Believe In?
Editorial:
Redistributing the Wealth
By Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
Editorial: Collaborative
Stewardship, R.I.P. By
Mark Schiller and Kay Matthews
Editorial: LANL Needs to
Clean Up Its Mess, Not Add To It
Editorial: Public
Welfare, To Be or Not To Be
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Editorial: "Bombplex"
2030
Editorial: Collaboration or
Exploitation? You Be the Judge
Editorial: Getting
Our Priorities Straight
Editorial:
Norteño Communities Must Unite
Editorial: Speaking
Truth to Power By Kay
Matthews and Mark Schiller
Editorial: Community
Forestry - Troubled Times in Northern New Mexico
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Editorial Oct.
04 By Mark Schiller and
Kay Matthews
Editorial: Land
Grants and the Legacy of the New Deal
Editorial: Maybe it's
Time for the Peñasco Area Acequias to
Organize By Kay
Matthews and Mark Schiller
Editorial: Now is the
Winter of Our Discontent
Editorial: Oglebay
Norton Puts on a False Face
Editorial:
Forest Terrorism
Editorial: What Would
Jesus Do?
Editorial: Will the
Real Forest Service Please Stand Up
Editorial: The
Forest Service Fiddles While the West Burns
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Editorial: Picuris
Pueblo - No Compromise in Defense of Mother Earth
Editorial: The
Forest Service - Bureaucracy Out of Control
Editorial: Forest
Service Foreclosure Prompts Ranchers' Rebellion
Editorial:
June 02
Editorial: The National
Fire Plan
Editorial: The Santa Fe
Watershed, How Much Analysis Is Enough?
Editorial: Adding
Insult to Injury
Editorial: Tom
Turney, Prophet or Pirate?
Editorial: Santa Fe Ski
Area Containment Coalition Fights Latest Ski Expansion
Proposal
Editorial:
Maintaing Rural Communities in the Face of
Development
Editorial: Land
Grant Reparation: The Government Can't Just Buy It's Way Out
of this One
Editorial: Another
Water Transfer Protest: How Long Can We Keep our Finger in
the Dike?
Editorial
Oct 00 By Mark Schiller
and Kay Matthews
Editorial
Sep 00
Editorial:An
Ounce of Prevention
Editorial: Mica Mine
Closeout Plan Masks Franklin Industrial Mineral's Real
Intention
Editorial: Santa
Barbara Grazing Allotment
Editorial Jul 00
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Editorial Mar
00
Editorial Nov
99 By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Editorial Oct
99
Editorial
Mar 99 By Mark Schiller and
Kay Matthews
Editorial Feb
99
Editorial
Dec 98
Editorial Oct
98
Editorial Sep
1998
Editorial Aug
98
Embudo's Clovis Romero
Named "Farmer of the Year"
Environmental
Politics in Northern New Mexico: Revisionist Spin Suggests
"It's All Good"
Environment Secretary Refuses
to Renegotiate LANL Cleanup
Environmentalists
File Lawsuit to Stop Agua/Caballos Timber Sale
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Enviro
Injunction Imperils Grazing in New Mexico and
Arizona
Forest "Circus"
Tackles Invasive Plants
Forest Service Adds Insult
To Injury With Latest Ski Area Decision
GAO Report on Land Grants
Misses the Mark
GAO Report on Fuels Reduction
Appeals Increases the Debate
Goodby to Summo Corporation
on Copper Hill
Hearing on Roadless Area
Proposal
High Road MarketPlace in
Chimayó Promotes Local Arts and
Crafts
Interview with Daniel
Shreck, Board Member of the Abelard Foundation and Resident
of Chimayó By
Kay Matthews and Mark Schiller
Interview with Antonio
DeVargas: Founding Member of La Companía
Ocho By Kay Matthews
and Mark Schiller
Interview with
Antonio "Ike" DeVargas: Logger, Community Activist, Rio
Arriba County Planning Department
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Interview with Jerry
Rodriguez: Farmer, Rancher, Land Grant Activist and Taos
County Employee By Mark
Schiller and Kay Matthews
Interview with Lisa
Krooth, Exective Director Community and Indian Legal
Services, Formerly with the National Office of the American
Civil Liberties Union
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Interview
with Michael Wolfson on the Canadian National Health Plan
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
La Montaña de
Truchas at Work on the Santa Fe Watershed
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
La Montaña de
Truchas Restoration Partnership Grant
LANL Toxic Legacy Threatens
New Mexico Water Supply
La Sierra (Taylor Ranch)
Management Plan About to be Released
Living In "Atomic
Spaces"
Lobato Land Grant Heirs
Seek Justice
Local Concerns
Slipping Through Cracks as Forest Service Becomes More and
More Centralized By Kay
Matthews and Mark Schiller
Locals Protest Mining
Proposals
Los Alamos National
Laboratory and Northern New Mexico: A Codependent and
Troubled Relationship
Los Alamos National
Laboratory: Behemoth "On the Hill"
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Loss of the Juan
Bautista Valdez Grant: A Cautionary Tale
The Loss of Las
Trampas Common Lands
Marketing the
Rain: Water for Sale to the Highest Bidder
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Matthew G. Reynolds and
the Adjudication of Spanish and Mexican Land
Claims
Mobile Matanza
Update
Mora Fish Hatchery Water
Transfer Protest Goes to Hearing
National Institute of
Occupational Safety and Health Opposes LANL Special Exposure
Cohort Petition
New Southwest
Regional Forester Meets with Community People and Local
Forest Service Personnel in Truchas
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Northern New Mexico
Ranchettes: The Land Grant Version
By Kay Matthews and Mark
Schiller
Nuclear Workers Continue
the Struggle for Compensation
Nuclear Workers
Struggle with an Unworkable Claims Process
Office of Nuclear
Workers' Advocacy Strives to Help Sick Workers
Ombudsman's Report
Confirms Workers' Complaints About EEOICPA
Oral History: An
interview with the Acequia Abajo de El Valle Commissioners
and Mayordomo: Clarence Mascareñas, Arsenio Montoya,
and Tomás Montoya By
Kay Matthews amd Mark Schiller
Organic Certification of
Livestock: What Does It Take?
Pajarito Homesteaders
Settlement Agreement Is "Unsettling"
Pajarito Plateau Settlers
Assert Human Rights Abuses
Pecos River Watershed
Alliance Takes Steps to Manage Growth
Peñasco
Students Honor Our Elders
Picuris
Pueblo Announces Intent to Sue Over Proposed Mica Mine
Expansion
Picuris Pueblo Regains
Ancestral Tribal Lands!
Picuris Pueblo
Requests Hearing on Expansion of Mica Mine
Protecting
Things We Cannot Bear to Lose
Pueblo Water
Rights Doctrine Overruled by New Mexico Supreme Court
Ray Pacheco's
"Value-Added" Goats
The Same Old
Story
Sangre de Cristo
Land Grant: It's History and Future
San Juan Agricultural
Cooperative: Economic Development and Cultural Preservation
San Miguel del Vado
Adjudication: A Template for Injustice
San Miguel del Vado
Land Grant: The Loss of the Commons
By Mark Schiller and Kay
Matthews
Santa Barbara
Grazing Allotment Rehabilitation: A Progress
Report
Santa Barbara
Permittees Take Grazing into the 21st Century
Santa Barbara
Rehabilitation Project Completes Prescribed Burn
Santa Barbara
Rehabilitation Project: Show Us The Work
Santa Barbara
Restoration Project Update
Senators Mark Udall and Tom
Udall Sponsor Bill to Reform EEOICPA
State Legislature
Considers Strengthening Acequia Autonomy
State Opens Office
of Nuclear Workers Advocacy
Surveyor General George W.
Julian: A Summary of Findings
Surveyor General George W.
Julian and the Presumption of Communal Property
Surveyor General George W.
Julian: Reformer or Colonial Bureaucrat?
Sustainable
Communities/ZERI-NM: Collaborative Forest Restoration
Project By Kay Matthews
and Mark Schiller
Taos
Valley Acequia Association and New Mexico
Acequia Association Sponsor Conference
Treaty of Guadalupe
Hidalgo: After 150 Years The Federal Government Remains in
Denial
West Rim Mutual Domestic
Water Users Association Proposed Water Transfer
Max Schiller
2007 Legislative
Session: It's Finally Over
By Kay Matthews and Max
Schiller
Oral Histories:
By Bud Córdova, Mary
Bissell, Derick Arellano, and Max
Schiller
Rich Schrader
Eric Shultz
Lorenzo Sotelo
Puntos de Vista
Tamara
Teale
Manuel Trujillo
Puntos de Vista Apr
99 delivered to a joint
session of the NM State Legislature
Vicente Villareal
Puntos de Vista:
Talking about Drugs and Alcohol In
Peñasco
Fred Waltz
Adjudication of Water
Rights Involving Acequias
Kay Weiner
A Critique of the
Rio Grande Corridor Proposed Plan and Final EIS
Puntos de Vista: El Bosque
- Limits or Expansion?
Courtney White
The Far Horizon: To
Carl Pope, Executive Director, The Sierra Club
National Riparian Team
Comes to Peñasco
Dana Wise
Puntos de Vista
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