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: Phaedra Haywood, Carina Julig
People who have pushed for the city to rebuild the monument celebrated the decision Friday outlining how the city must move forward.
By: Carina Julig
The Country Club Apartments at 5999 Airport Road are slated for significant rehabilitation and the creation of 26 new units.
After five years of using online agenda software PrimeGov for City Council and commission meetings, the city has selected a new provider.
By: Carina Julig
The site of a former city landfill, Frank Ortiz Dog Park is continuing to undergo state-required monitoring of its soil and groundwater.
By: Carina Julig, Phaedra Haywood
People who have pushed for the city to rebuild the monument celebrated the decision Friday outlining how the city must move forward.
By: Carina Julig
After five years of using online agenda software PrimeGov for City Council and commission meetings, the city has selected a new provider.
The newly-opened Manhattan Deli at the Santa Fe Jewish Center is the only kosher restaurant in New Mexico.
According to data from the National Alliance to End Homelessness, people 50 and older are the fastest-growing group of homeless people in the U.S.
By: Carina Julig
Local shelter and hospital try to help aging people who are vulnerable on the street, but officials say resources aren't sufficient.
The newly-opened Manhattan Deli at the Santa Fe Jewish Center is the only kosher restaurant in New Mexico.
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