Robert Nott is an education reporter for the Santa Fe New Mexican, focusing on local news in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His work has also appeared in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Taos News, Calhoun Times, and The Las Cruces Bulletin. Robert covers a range of topics, including state budgets, law enforcement, weather events, and court cases.
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Robert Nott's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulation, with significant attention to New Mexico. He has a strong emphasis on issues related to state politics, such as gun control and paid family leave.
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Historic battle in rural courthouse turned a spotlight on New Mexico's land-grant issues during a turbulent era.
By: Robert Nott
The shootout in the Rio Arriba County Courthouse, which wounded two, turned a spotlight on the state's land-grant issues during a turbulent era.
By: Robert Nott
The shootout in the Rio Arriba County Courthouse, which wounded two, turned a spotlight on the state's land-grant issues during a turbulent era.
By: Robert Nott
of 2 TIERRA AMARILLA — If there was ever a moment when New Mexico experienced the turbulence of the 1960s — bullets, anger, protest, change — it came on a spring day in 1967.
By: Robert Nott
of 4 Zozobra is multiplying — and we're not talking about his arithmetic skills.
Artists' many takes on Old Man Gloom are being done in miniature, but they have a big, eye-catching way about them.
By: Robert Nott
Former school board and House member defeats County Commissioner Anna Hansen and newcomer Veronica Krupnick for the District 24 seat.
David Scheinbaum's photos of his father Louis, a veteran of the invasion of Normandy, are a reminder of the sacrifice soldiers, sailors and airmen made in June 1944.
The man who invented Old Man Gloom survived World War I and went on to a vibrant life as an artist. But the memories of combat were always present.
By: Robert Nott
Artist behind new show says the conflict "lit the spark" for the creation of the Fiesta de Santa Fe effigy tradition.
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