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Santa Fe Transit bus shelters will get a new look coming soon

Santa Fe Transit bus shelters will get a new look coming soon

The City of Santa Fe's Transit bus shelters will soon have a more artistic touch to them. By August 19, 2013 all are expected to be up-to-date with the new look.

Three locations in downtown Santa Fe have already received their new shelters. As Santa Fe Trails and its partners developed the new designs for the bus shelters, they were aimed to reflect local artistic traditions. The themes are local history, culture and New Mexican traditions that are punched tin work on the panels of the shelters. In addition to the new look, there are also newer practical features being added to them for the better enjoyment of users.

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United Airlines begins flights between Denver and Santa Fe

The Santa Fe Municipal Airport celebrated a new airline flying in.   

A United Airlines plane touched down at the airport Wednesday afternoon.

The airline will begin offering two daily flights from Santa Fe to Denver.

Tickets will cost $256 round trip.

New NM 599 interchange now open in Santa Fe

People driving in Northern New Mexico now have a new way to get to the west side of Santa Fe.

The New Mexico Department of Transportation says a new interchange at the junction of NM 599 and County Road 62 in Santa Fe is now open.

The newly-constructed bridge, ramps, and roundabouts give motorists a new and safer way to cross NM 599 to reach neighborhoods and facilities on the west side of the city.

The roundabouts are located on each side of the overpass on County Road 62, also known as Caja del Oro Grant Road.

Construction began in April of this year and is now substantially complete except for temperature-sensitive work scheduled for the spring and summer of 2013.

The project is managed by NMDOT District Five Project Engineer Habib Abi-Khalil, who also oversees the Moriarty Project Office.

The contractor is AUI, Inc. of Albuquerque.

Trash to be collected New Year's Day

Trash to be collected New Year's Day

 

The City of Santa Fe Environmental Services Division collected residential trash and recycling on Tuesday, Dec. 25. For residents who did not place the bins on the curb on Christmas Day, it will be collected on Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2013, New Year’s Day.


The city is requesting that all trash and recycling be curbside by 8 a.m.

State Police ID woman killed in crash south of Santa Fe

New Mexico State Police have identified a woman killed Sunday night in a crash just south of Santa Fe.

The woman, Dorothy Mullins of Santa Fe, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident on I-25, just north of the La Cienaga exit.

Officers arrived on scene to find a 2009 Chevy passenger vehicle had been struck by a 2003 Chevy truck.

Upon further investigation it was discovered that the 2009 Chevy had slid off the roadway due to snow packed and icy road conditions and struck the barrier wall.

The vehicle was disabled and had come to rest in the middle of both northbound lanes of travel facing west.

The driver of the 2003 Chevy truck was also going north and was not able to see the 2009 Chevy and struck it as it was disabled in the middle of the interstate.

The driver and sole occupant of the 2009 Chevy was identified as Mullins, 54.

Rail Runner up and running on Black Friday

The Rail Runner was up and running the day after Thanksgiving for the first time in years.

It was a packed train to and from Santa Fe Friday.

They were running on a Saturday schedule, rather than a Friday schedule, getting a lot of out-of-town guests in for the holiday up to Santa Fe for some shopping.

Rail Runner holiday schedule

Rail Runner holiday schedule

The New Mexico Rail Runner Express will offer service the day after Thanksgiving.

The Rail Runner has not offered service the day after Thanksgiving in several years. The train will operate on a Saturday schedule for Friday, Nov. 23.

The train will also operate on a Saturday schedule for Veteran’s Day, Monday, Nov. 12.

There will be no service on Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov. 23.