Tight Times Realtors hunker down in Taos market downturn
The Taos real estate sector faces a sharp downturn as 2009 markets falter. Home prices drop below asking, foreclosures rise, and sales fall from 128 in Q1 last year to 68 in Jan through Mar. Brokers adapt by expanding online leads, offering caution to sellers, and retooling strategies while lenders pull back.
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Fred Robbins
Mariposa Realty
George Chavez
Arenas
Albino
Bino” Martinez
Exit Realty
Martinez
Beyond the Fringe Opens at Stables Gallery Taos
This Week features an experimental fiber exhibit Reverence passion and courageous innovation at Stables Gallery. Fenix Gallery closes Judith Kendall winds down Taos contemporary art venue. Tempo Margaret Rose Suazo 48 of Taos Pueblo died March 27.
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Fenix Gallery
Judith Kendall
Taos
Margaret Rose Suazo
Taos Pueblo
Taos Police Run Active Shooter Drill At Taos High School
Taos Police Department trains law enforcement from Northern New Mexico in an Active Shooter Response drill at Taos High School over three days. Participants simulate a shooting scenario with smoke, masks and response teams sweeping halls to locate and neutralize threats while prioritizing officer safety and rapid incident containment.
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Taos
Columbine High School
Interim Taos school chief in the works
Taos Municipal School board, meeting March 26, moved to revisit approved construction projects and whether a liaison role could be filled by current staff. It also began the search for an interim superintendent, after placing Loretta DeLong on administrative leave March 9. Alfred Cordova has served as acting superintendent since then.
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Loretta DeLong
Taos Middle School
Alfred Cordova
Court halts wind farm appeal hearing in Taos County
Taos County Commission failed to conduct business after a court order interrupted the appeal of a wind farm plan by Taos Wind Power. The project seeks 40 turbines about 400 feet tall on 1920 acres near Tres Piedras, facing objections over impact on nearby agricultural and residential uses and missing details.
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Taos
Valencia High Students Aid Questa After Mine Layoffs
Los Lunas Valencia High School students respond to Chevron Questa Mine layoffs by coordinating a community aid drive. They meet with Questa officials and plan actions including backpack drives for Questa students, counseling support, and a letter to Lt Gov Denish tied to rural recovery funds. The effort follows layoffs that displaced families and prompted outreach across the region.
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Questa
Rosalee Lucero
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Valencia High School
Los Lunas
Lucero
Malaquias Rael
Questa High School
Kevin Hubka
Lynn Galusky
Gary Wirth
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Target
Diane Denish
Valencia
Ellie Schmidt
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