A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld the conviction of former Pojoaque Pueblo Lt. Gov. Linda Diaz for leaving the scene of a fatal accident in 2009.

A federal appeals court upheld the conviction of Pojoaque Pueblo's former lieutenant governor for knowingly leaving the scene of an accident where she killed a pedestrian in 2009.

At 81, Dale Goering isn't ready to retire his running shoes yet.

Age: 58 Occupation: Public information coordinator for the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office. Education: Bachelor's degree in sociology from The University of New Mexico.

An appeals court has upheld the conviction of Pojoaque Pueblo's former lieutenant governor for leaving the scene of an accident in which she hit and killed a pedestrian.

Occupation: Public information coordinator for the Santa Fe County Clerk's Office. Education: Bachelor's degree in sociology from The University of New Mexico.

Candidates Raise Similar Amounts

Thanks to a $19,000 loan to her own campaign, Santa Fe County clerk candidate Geraldine Salazar is reporting that she has amassed $20,089 for her campaign so far, about seven times more than her opponents in the June 5 primary election.

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