Carina Julig is an author at various publications including The Longmont Leader, Sentinel Colorado, and Taos News. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to social issues, homelessness, and the intersection of culture and spirituality. Carina's work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance, Government Technology, and the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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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
Updated After years of work, city officials say construction on Beckner Road is nearly done.
By: Carina Julig
Mayor Alan Webber has selected Mark Scott, a longtime serial city manager in communities throughout California, as his appointee to be Santa Fe's next city manager out of a field of three dozen candidates.
By: Carina Julig
The Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute, the Salvation Army and others helped create two overflow homeless shelters this week.
By: Carina Julig
The Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute, the Salvation Army and others helped create two overflow homeless shelters this week.
By: Carina Julig
Updated The Governor's Office has brought on board Taylor Cook to serve as director of homeless initiatives.
By: Carina Julig
City leaders and business owners fear tighter immigration enforcement and tariffs could lead to price increases and labor shortages.
By: Carina Julig
Issues flagged in the audit include problems with tracking of federal grants, reimbursement errors and ledger inaccuracies.
By: Carina Julig
By Carina Julig [email protected] Updated
By: Carina Julig
Updated The city of Santa Fe on Wednesday announced Public Utilities Director John Dupuis, arrested in late December on a larceny charge, is no longer in the position following an internal investigation.
By: Carina Julig
Updated After struggles to keep on top of her bills led her to become homeless two years ago, 48-year-old Jackie Fernandez bounced around between several different locations.
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