 Santa Fe is the capital of New Mexico. Music and opera are well represented in Santa Fe with the annual Santa Fe Opera productions, which take place between late June and late August each year, and the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival which is also held at the same time, mostly in the recently-refurbished movie theatre, the Lensic Theatre, now a major performing arts venue. (Information provided by Wikipedia .)
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Armijo Street Water Service Installation Delayed |
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The installation of new water service on Armijo Street between Hillside and East Palace has been delayed as the result of utility location issues and other circumstances beyond the city’s control. The work will resume on Aug. 11. Traffic will be detoured onto Martinez Lane. We apologize for the inconvenience. |
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Mayor David Coss to Participate in Mayors Innovation Project |
MEDIA RELEASE
Date: Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Contact: Laura Banish, City of Santa Fe Public Information Officer, (505) 955-6046
Mayor David Coss to Participate in Mayors Innovation Project
Issues covered include transportation innovation, equitable economic development and local food systems
Santa Fe Mayor David Coss will attend the Mayors Innovation Project, scheduled July 30 through Aug. 2 in Madison, Wisconsin, where he will meet with national policy experts and mayors from approximately 40 cities around the country. At the meeting, Coss expects to learn about new ideas to improve transportation choices in our community, expand equitable economic development, and provide more local food opportunities.
“I am looking forward to learning from the experiences of other cities so that we can continue to improve our transportation options here in Santa Fe. The timing is excellent as we are about to spend $9 million on trails and work is underway on our transit-oriented development study. Furthermore, our community has made it clear that they want to see a more bicycle-friendly city,” Mayor Coss said. “I hope to come home with some new ideas for us to consider implementing locally.” |
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