State backs Taos airport expansion pledge
Governor Garvey Carruthers visited Taos with eight cabinet members and announced the state will provide 500000 for airport expansion. A breakfast at Sagebrush Inn preceded a briefing with locals and media as officials discussed flooding response and a bypass. The plan includes master study completion in two months and an 8 million dollar project to acquire 600 acres for airport growth.
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Dick Behnke
Garvey Carruthers
Taos
Sagebrush Inn
Carruthers
Las Cruces
U.S
Pete Domenici
Federal Aviation
Donald D. Engen
Lawrence Santistevan
Eagle Nest Lake Reopens After Hazard Closure
Eagle Nest Lake, shut since March 2 over a hazard from water releases and ice movement, was slated to reopen Wednesday April 22. Spring runoff is filling the lake rapidly while ice remains mainly in the middle. open water lines the banks. Most fishing will be from the banks as mud makes several roads impassable.
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Rags Nest
Eagle Nest Lake
Dick Mc
Closkey
State Department of Game and Fish
Blessing of Animals At Taos Church Draws Crowd
Fr. Steve Rosera blessed horses goats dogs cats chickens and a hermit crab Saturday April 17 in front of the Taos church, with parishioners observing the ceremonial rite and community members in attendance.
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Histrera Antonia Mares
Blondie
San Francisco de Asis
Ranchos
Taos County Faces Early Flooding and Volunteer Callout
Rising rivers threaten Amalia Costilla and Penasco water systems as Santa Barbara River swells. Soil Conservation Service forecasts spring floods across Taos County. officials warn it arrives early with limited manpower and funds for prevention. County urges volunteers to clear ditches, reinforce banks, stockpile sandbags, and report health or safety risks.
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Amalia
Costilla
Penasco
Santa Barbara River
The
Soil Conservation Service
Taos County
Samuel C. Montoya
Montoya
Prepare for spring floods by clearing debris from ditches
Keep ditches and rivers free of obstructions and reinforce weak banks with rocks or sandbags. Check for bottlenecks around bridges and block off runoff risks. Report trouble spots on public land to county administration at 758-8884.
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Montoya
County Administration
The
Soil Conservation Service
Richardson to Speak at Taos Human Rights Luncheon
Richardson selects Taos as the site for a luncheon speech on The United States Role in the Promotion of Human Rights in Latin America. The May 2 event at the Ramada Inn requires advance reservations. calls to Las Palomas de Taos and Artreisky arrange attendance.
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Richardson
Aos
United States
Latin America
Ramada Inn
Dias Palomas de
Taos
Artreisky
BLM to explain plan for Taos Management Area hearing
The Bureau of Land Management will host a public meeting on Wednesday April 26 at 7 PM at the Sagebrush Inn to present the proposed long range Taos Management Area plan and collect comments. Five field tours are planned to San Antonio Mountain Windmill area Kinbade Canyon Race Course on the Rio Grande and nearby archaeological sites Black Mesa Ojo Caliente Fun Valley Espanola and Sombrillo areas plus several Indian Pueblo ruins. Public consent deadline is July.
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Bureau of Land Management
Taos Management Area
Pam
Sagebrush Inn
BLM
San Antonio Mountain
Windmill
Colorado
Kinbade Canyon
Hio Grande
Black Mesa
Ojo Caliente
Fun Valley Car Espanola
Sombrillo
Taos Democrats reconvene elect Mascarenas vice chair and Trujillo as chair
Taos County Democrats reassembled and elected Ambrose Mascarenas vice chairman and Ruth Vigil vice county chairwoman at a small Thursday meeting. Skitt Trujillo was chosen chairman after a fiery prior session, with 22 precinct chairs present and three more arriving late. Trujillo pledged to lead firmly and work with all factions, while Beatrice Silva was named secretary and Tom Trujillo and Elisa Romero were named precinct chairs in Ranchitos and Fil Valley, respectively.
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Judy Romero-Oak
Taos County
Ambrose Mascaren
Ruth Vigil
Frank Kk
Trujillo
Elisa Romero
Fil
Protests Filed Over Twining Plant Land Expansion Plan
The Twining Water and Sanitation District faces two protests after seeking to add 1.75 acres of Forest Service land to its plant for an expansion to include an equalization tank and an effluent polishing tank. EPA support cited, with a decision expected in two weeks.
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Twining Water and Sanitation District
Environmental Protectton Agency
Fred Green
The
Forest Service
Hob Hiller
Kpanias
MPA
bin Oest
Une Acequia Madre del Ilano
Arroyo Hondo
Luo
Weather summary from the National Service
The text reports a questionable weather summary with garbled phrases mentioning high and low temperatures and cloudy days. It cites the National Weather Service and references April, implying a forecast period with unclear specifics.
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Elaine Querry
Helsinki Commission On Human Rights
Kitty
Georg Otero
Keacie
Demos
Tohany
Beatrice Silva
Twaning
Sanltalion Distiied
Ol Live Thanaper
Jerry Walliaiais
Twining
Vmirtes
Udu Halloies
Paas
Waitliacis
Crepusedo
Srocke
Hosse
Nasifia
Pade
Nam
John Nichols
Ameriei
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