Edelweiss Hotel in Taos Ski Valley Destroyed by Fire
Edelweiss in Taos Ski Valley burned late Monday into Tuesday. Owner Christopher Wooldridge said the fire follows a year of bad luck for the resort, with no injuries reported. Fire crews from three departments fought the blaze, estimating 75 percent destruction and about 750000 in losses. Investigators from the state fire marshal were on scene.
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Otel Edelweiss
Taos Ski Valley
Edelweiss
Christopher Wooldridge
Wooldridge
Tim
Fambro
Taos to Build Youth and Family Center With $725000
Taos residents will gain a new youth and family center after Cherry Lee Architects named it the top facility priority. The project secured 4250000 in state and town funding, with 300000 from the Community Development Block Grant the largest single grant the state awards.
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Taos
Cherry/Lee Architects
Suspicious Archuleta Fires His Attorney
Murder suspect Manny Archuleta skipped a motions hearing on April 4 before District Judge Peggy Nelson and announced he had fired his lawyer John Paternoster. Paternoster said the client relationship was nearly dead, with Archuleta citing distrust and noting he would not cooperate or contact the new counsel.
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Manny Archuleta
Peggy Nelson
John Paternoster
Paternoster
Archuleta
Nelson
Manny
FBI detains wrong Taos man over Montana police stabbing
Taos Ski Valley employee Jim Henderson was detained April 2 on an FBI warrant for an armed suspect in a Montana stabbing case. The warrant misidentified Henderson. authorities released him after confirming identity. Agent Tom Anderson said the suspect once used Henderson’s name and may have been in Taos. Henderson coop erated and declined comment.
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Montana
Taos
Tom Anderson
Jim Henderson
Las Colonias
Taos Ski Valley
Taos County
Sheriff's Deputies
Henderson
Anderson
Santa Fe
Glenn Weathers
Roadrunner Frustrated as Taos Seeks Recycling Bid
Roadrunner Recyclers call the May 2 hiring deadline for a Taos recycling contractor too slow as they face closure costs. In an April 2 letter Susan Cardasis and supporters say the bidding process will delay essential funding, noting $4,000 monthly yard costs and no income. Roadrunner shut down in January to give the town time to collect funds via a recycling fee and to let the county decide on recycling.
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Taos
Roadrunner Recyclers
Susan Cardasis
Une Yee Piaied
Roadrunner
Taos Mayor Proclaims First International Day Without Violence
Taos Mayor Fred Peralta proclaimed the first International Day Without Violence on April 4, telling a Taos Plaza crowd that non-violence must begin at home and urging residents to avoid physical and psychological violence as a path to a kinder community.
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Fred Peralta
Taos
Peralta
Taos Plaza
Chris Carson
Genevieve Trujillo
Bataan Hall
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