Merchants: Sanbusco a 'great place to shop'
Sanbusco Market Center may be facing foreclosure, but the center's retail tenants say they're going strong. "This is the best year we've ever had," said Laurie Wilson, who is the owner of Teca Tu -- A Pawsworthy Emporium. "We want to thank all our loyal customers and tourists who visit the shop." ... »Read more>>
Tape-Ease a valuable 'assistant'
Bob Quick | The New Mexican
Two sisters, one of them a Santa Fe resident, have developed and are marketing a measuring assistant -- also called a pipe grip or, in a variation, a rubber grip.
Tape-Ease, as their product is called, "provides exceptional stability and strength o ...Story,
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Western Otter brings its kitsch back to Santa Fe
Bob Quick | The New Mexican
Western Otter has reopened in Santa Fe at 203 E. Palace Ave. with an array of kitschy Southwestern collectibles and what the company calls "one-of-a-kind treasures."
"Our vintage boots and tooled leather bags with cacti, skulls and florals are all ...Story,
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Business briefs for May 29, 2012
| The New Mexican
Sup goes satellite
Sup, a soup restaurant, has opened a satellite location at Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center in the Medical/Dental Building, 465 St. Michael's Drive.
This "mini" Sup, open from 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m., will serve not only ...Story,
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