Carina Julig is a journalist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She writes for the Santa Fe New Mexican and Yahoo News, covering local news and issues in the Santa Fe area. Her work has also been featured in publications such as The Longmont Leader, Sentinel Colorado, and Yahoo Finance.
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Carina Julig's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government announcements, and events in Santa Fe and New Mexico. Her articles cover a range of topics including city planning, real estate industry updates, crime reports, human resources & employment issues with a focus on homelessness and community development.
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By: Carina Julig
Volunteers and staff at homeless shelters and transitional housing facilities are helping residents vote in this year's election.
By: Carina Julig
A resolution to explore the feasibility of moving the obelisk to the Santa Fe National Cemetery is scheduled for a vote Wednesday evening.
Amendments require the city manager to report back to the council on the feasibility before any other steps are taken.
By: Carina Julig
Updated A vote to appoint Santa Fe City Attorney Erin McSherry as interim city manager was removed from the council's Wednesday night agenda after a nearly 2 1/2-hour closed session to discuss personnel matters.
After city councilors met in closed session for more than two hours, a vote to appoint the city attorney as city manager was removed from the agenda.
By: Carina Julig
The city of Santa Fe hosted a grand opening of a new trail connecting Cottonwood and South Meadows roads on Halloween.
By: Carina Julig
City spokeswoman Regina Ruiz said the city hopes to hire a new permanent city manager in "30 to 60 days."
By: Carina Julig
Geralyn Cardenas will return to her assistant clerk job following the hiring of Andréa Salazar for the permanent position.
By: Carina Julig
Councilor Michael Garcia accused several other members of the council of attempting to silence him following the vote.
By: Carina Julig
A development agreement under consideration for Aspect Studios includes plans for housing, a restaurant, sound stages and more.
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