Airport expansion EIS process restarts with FAA hearing
The proposed Taos Municipal Airport expansion moves into the environmental impact statement phase with a $10 million budget. FAA in Fort Worth sets a public scoping hearing at 6 p.m. May 14 in Taos Civic Plaza Rio Grande Room to outline the project and gather public input.
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Warrant Served At Taos Art Gallery Owner Home
Authorities served a warrant at Burke Armstrong home owner of Burke Armstrong Fine Art Gallery on the Plaza to reclaim two wooden and glass doors believed county property of historic value. The doors were allegedly removed from the old courthouse and later appeared in Armstrongs upstairs Plaza residence. The light fixtures were returned. No charges announced. Armstrongs comment unavailable.
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Taos voters reject $12 million school bond plan
Taos ballots tally 1,982 against and 1,167 for the $12 million bond proposal, the second failed attempt in as many years. Board president Ignacio Peralta says Plan B is needed to avoid delaying district education as the panel weighs next steps after a special meeting April 10 to certify results.
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Houlihan Free on Recognizance in Fraud Case
Millicent Rogers Museum executive director Patrick Houlihan, indicted on 11 counts of fraud and embezzlement tied to his six years at the Southwest Museum, is freed on his own recognizance after Judge Cecil Mills vacated a $200,000 bond. Houlihan plans pretrial motions to dismiss charges as he faces a $2.2 million civil suit over alleged artifact theft. C. L. Mike Schmidt, museum board president, will attend the April 29 hearing.
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Bilingual education grows county wide in New Mexico
New Mexico aims to have all students proficient in two languages by 2000 making bilingual education a state goal. Taos County leaders and teachers including Ted Tenorio and Geraldine Estrada emphasize a multicultural approach, preserving native languages while fostering self esteem and cross cultural appreciation. They note the state’s diverse linguistic heritage and the role of schools in preparing students for a global community.
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