Melting Pot Has English Recipe

Home - The Dispatch News Online - Fri Nov 06

At first, I thought I was listening to a Saturday Night Live skit or some radio station prank.

What's in a name?

Asheville Citizen-Times - Thu Nov 05

It's a good thing Larry Whitten isn't in charge of the editorial page of this publication; otherwise, I might be forced to write under the name Pretty Keys -- which is how Linda Chavez roughly translates from Spanish to English.

Online Extra Goodbye, Sonny Jim

The Navajo Times - Tue Nov 03

Eyewitness saw Sonny Jim, companion shot A champion rodeo cowboy, a musician, and a rancher, Jim spent his 68 years on earth continually meeting challenges and overcoming them.

Former workers at Taos inn might sue

SantaFeNewMexican.com - Tue Nov 03

TAOS a ' The story of Taos' Whitten Inn has garnered national attention this week with the publication of a piece by the Associated Press after months of coverage from The Taos News .

American Safari Cruises headed back to Hawaii

Travel Weekly - Mon Nov 02

Remember when American Safari Cruises last fall postponed its plans to start sailing interisland Hawaii cruises, just one month after putting the cruises on the market? The idea was the victim of some unfortunate timing: The line opened up sales just as the economy collapsed.

Businessman's ways clash with Taos' culture

SF Gate - Sun Nov 01

The tough-talking former Marine immediately laid down some new rules. Among them, he forbade the Latino workers at the run-down, Southwestern adobe-style hotel from speaking Spanish in his presence , and ordered some to Anglicize their names.

What's In A Name?

The Post Chronicle - Fri Oct 30

It's a good thing Larry Whitten isn't in charge of the editorial page of this publication; otherwise, I might be forced to write under the name Pretty Keys - which is how Linda Chavez roughly translates from Spanish to English.

Reward of $50,000 offered in El Prado carjacking case

SantaFeNewMexican.com - Thu Oct 29

A reward of up to $50,000 is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the carjacker of a mail carrier's vehicle north of Taos on Wednesday.

Santa Fe officials tout city to L.A. to promote direct flights

New Mexico Business Weekly - Thu Oct 29

Santa Fe tourism officials and others from the city trekked to southern California this week to give the City of Angels a taste of the City Different.

Immigration inequality forces local man's husband out of the country

Gauge at Metro Weekly (Newspaper Magazine of Gay and Lesbian Washington, DC) - Wed Oct 28

Summer had barely begun when Steve Orner and his partner, Joe, found themselves facing one of their worst nightmares -- one all too common among same-sex, bi-national couples: separation.