2000 Census

Jeff Case for SFCC Board

Jeff Case Is running for Santa Fe Community College Board.  With so few people voting in this election next Tues. March 5 that if ever you want to make a difference with your vote, go out and get this highly qualified great guy (former Census) ... ELECTED.

A seasoned leader
Jeff Case has devoted his life to education: Peace Corps volunteer, 30 years teaching in community colleges and raising money for scholarships at the Santa Fe Community College. His life has been about educational opportunities for all students.
Jeff Case does not seek out high-profile endorsements, instead, he believes in the support and confidence of those who know his record and believe as he does in the future of SFCC. His campaign is simply based on his qualifications and his desire for accessible, affordable, quality education for all Santa Feans. With a doctorate in education, he has the heart and the will to continue to fight for programs and quality education so that all students may participate and benefit.
My husband, Jeff Case, has devoted his life to these principles.

Carol Robertson Lopez

Santa Fe

At the Roundhouse

George and Rusty are working the Legislature.

Jerry

Jerry in the blue shirt behind Vlad had a suffered great loss from a questionable eviction from his home.

News

Vlad's mom died.
Glenda in moving "Off the grid."
Nina has got a boyfriend.
Cove is blogging.

Nina Ramirez, Vladmir King and Elmer

Why Santa Fe was "Hard to Count"

The same things that make Santa Fe, New Mexico unique and beautiful are the things that make it difficult to count the people who reside there. Geography, weather, varied cultures and languages. Couple those with a proud history of independence and you see why Northern New Mexico is some of the hardest of the "Hard to Count" areas in America.