Taos Junior High Bomb Prank Expels Three Students
A bomb device found at Taos d Junior High School on Monday April 18 caused 700 students and 45 staff to evacuate. Three seventh graders confessed to the prank and were expelled and referred to Juvenile Probation. Police and officials say no real danger remained.
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Judy Romero
Taos d
Juvenile Probation Office
Selao Martinez
Palemon Cardenas
Cardenas
Santa Fe
Jose Laicero
Lucero
WUOCIA land loan suit seeks condo project foreclosure
A District Court suit filed Monday seeks 43 140 in interest principal and attorney fees on two notes by Jeffrey Cottam and to foreclose a mortgage on land intended for a 24 unit condominium. Centinel confirms the land will be sold at public auction if foreclosed.
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Jeffrey Cottam
Martin Romero
Centinel
Cottam
Romero
Harper Motors
Fleet of Foot: Penasco Qualifies Tracksters for State Meet
Penasco’s seven tracksters earn state meet qualification in a compact meet roundup. The district squad advances with strong sprints and field marks, signaling solid momentum for upcoming championships.
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Penasco
Taos Hosts First Spring Arts Celebration Event
Taos launches its inaugural Spring Arts Celebration with a special pullout on Pages A-9 and A-10 detailing events and locations. Local organizers showcase exhibitions performances workshops and community gatherings across the week.
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Taos
Talpa residents seek EID hearing on water issues
A group of 54 Talpa citizens led by Arthur Coca petitioned the state Environmental Improvement Division to hold a public hearing on problems with the domestic water supply. The plan includes possible new board elections and increased communication between the Talpa Water Association and its members.
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Bryan Welch
Talpa
Arthur Coca
Environmental Improvement Division
EID
Taipa Water Association
Anaya calls for study on land grant issues
Gov. Toney Anaya seeks a study of land grant problems for possible future legislation after vetoing SB 181 and SB 164 by Sen. Francisco Gonzales. The messages note grant boards already have zoning power under state law and quote Anaya asking for input from grant heirs and community grants. He plans to work with the sponsor to advance legislation next session.
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Toney Anaya
Francisco Gonzales
Boards of Trustees
Taos News
la Serna
Llano Quemado
Anaya
Gonzales
Judge to rule next week in Serna and Grant case
District Judge Joseph B. Caldwell announced on Tuesday that a decision will be made public within a week in the Serna and Grant case. Kristin Selph seeks 600 acres of land within the grant claiming residence since the 1930s. Cross claimants Melvin Weimer and Meier McAfee also assert ownership on the grant, with Weimer claiming nearly one share of the 17,000 acre tract.
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Gonzales
el Valle
Talpa
Ranchos
Community Assistance Council
Martinez
Water Association
Serna
Grant
Joseph BE. Caldwell Sain
Kristin Selph
Selph
Melvin Weimer
9 Meier McAfee
Weimer
Remembering Daylight Saving Time Changes This Saturday
The article explains the spring forward rule for Daylight Saving Time. On Saturday night, before bed or at midnight, set clocks forward from 12 to 1. The change results in losing one hour and alters nightly routines.
Teachers Protest Diet Share Of School Budget Pie
Teachers claim only 37 percent of the budget goes to teachers' salaries while board members Gabriel Chavez and Mario Trujillo discuss staff cuts by attrition and administrative reform. Teachers urge cuts in nonteacher areas to avoid overcrowded classes, stressing pupil teacher ratio must be weighed against any cuts. The budget priorities list favors student needs, math and science, salaries, and facilities, and the board approved it.
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Auiaroe
Pergens
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