Taos Art World Faces Severe Spring Struggles
Taos gallery owners report a steep downturn with at least 10 storefront closures in the historic district near Taos Plaza and eight more shops seeking help as the spring season begins. Gallery president Robert Wilder Nightingale promotes a Kit Carson Road art walk to boost activity, while peers warn this season may be unprecedented in the local art market.
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Seco Pearl Illuminated event in Arroyo Seco Saturday
This week in Arroyo Seco the mixed media music and arts event Seco Pearl Illuminated runs Saturday April 9 from dusk to 9 p.m. featuring Seco Pearl’s favorite musicians and paper lantern sculptures by Zoe Stiler.
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Deaths Obituaries list from Taos and nearby towns
Salome C DeAguero of Santa Fe died April 1 followed by Rebecca Esquibel 92 of Taos who died April 2. Tom F Glover 61 of Guadalupita died March 29. Adeline Gonzales 84 of Cerro died March 31 Julia Medina 90 of Taos died March 16 Kaylia Marie Rodriguez 34 of Ranchos de Taos died March 5 John Lewis Woodworth 74 of Taos died March 29. Obituaries.
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Santa Fe
Rebecca Esquibel
Taos
Tom F. Glover
Guadalupita
Adeline Gonzales
Cerro
Julia Medina
Kaylia Marie Rodriguez
Ranchos de Taos
John Lewis Woodworth
Taos News Briefs and Community Updates
Local Taos items include a Taos town manager and councilor scold after a leak, a treasurer charged with embezzlement in Taos Search and Rescue, and a Questa woman pleading guilty to killing her husband with a possible four-year sentence.
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Taos News 5 Sections 96 Pages Volume L No 34
Taos News delivers a five section weekly issue spanning 96 pages across the latest local, regional, and cultural news. Features include community events, business updates, and notices from Taos County groups and organizations.
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Taos Feral Feline Friends Tacks Towns Wild Cats
Taos Feral Feline Friends president Leanne Mitchell battles a severe cat allergy while running a cageless shelter for about 60 felines at her stakeout-area home. Her household includes multiple rescue cats and two small dogs as she describes daily challenges and dedication.
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Taos town hires lawyer to pursue land grant suit
Taos Mayor Darren Cordova has chosen attorney Elia Romero to seek a declaratory judgment nullifying the Serna grant deed filed December 2010 that blocks real estate deals south of Taos. The deed claims the entire 22 000 acre Cristóbal de la Serna grant and raises title insurance issues, hindering closings and refinancings.
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Arroyo Hondo
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Serna Land Grant Board
Bill aims to conserve 240000 acres in New Mexico
U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman reintroduces a bill to designate about 240000 acres in Taos and Rio Arriba counties as a conservation and wilderness area. Co sponsors include Senator Tom Udall and Representatives Heinrich and Lujan. The plan would create Rio Grande del Norte National Conservation Area with 214000 acres as conservation area and 13000-14000 acre wilderness parcels. Questa Mayor Esther Garcia supports protecting Wild Rivers from oil and gas drilling.
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