Recently, an enemy-of-the-city began posting ads on Craigslist.org asking for negative anecdotes about the City Different for a new Web site, SantaFeSucks.com. "Mease end [sic] me your Santa Fe horror stories!" the hater writes. "No one will ever move or even visit this fucking shit-hole again after I do some tweaking and search engine optimization." SFR cannot provide a link to the ad because each time the user uploads it, another user ("pencil dick. . .asswipe," the poster writes) flags it for removal.

The New Mexico Press Association's annual awards banquet left SFR's editorial team thinking the industry organization staff needs to re-enroll in Journalism 101 . A month after the event, SFR still doesn't know which stories earned it awards in both news writing and columns because NMPA lost, yes, lost the entries. Also, the association has yet to post the complete winner list (or the names of its newly elected officers) on Ms Web site. Oh, woe, the irony: New Mexico's news industry can't even give itself the scoop.