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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 2002

Page

2

Pescado Trail Aims To Link Hatchery With Wild Rivers Area

The BLM proposes a two mile day use trail from Red River Fish Hatchery south of Questa to Wild Rivers Recreation Area visitors center. The route would run north of the Red River with an 18 inch bed and up to 20 percent slopes linking Rinconada Loop and La Junta trails to confluence sites and other nearby springs. Public comment closes August 12 with required protections for a cultural site and noxious weed education signs.

Questa Bureau of Land Management BLM Red River Fish Hatchery Wild Rivers Recreation Area Rio Grande Taos Red River la Junta Little Arsenic Springs Rinconada Torres Cruz Alta Road William Maxwell Taosnews.com

Taos Opera Guild Invites Veiled Santa Fe Evening

Taos Opera Guild invites opera enthusiasts to the Santa Fe Opera on Aug 11 for an Apprentice Singers scene program at 8:30 p.m. with sets by Technical Apprentice members. Bus trip costs 60 dollars per person, 50 dollars for members, departing Sagebrush Inn at 5:30 p.m. Details via Ann W. Silver at 776-2512.

Taos Opera Guild Santa Fe Opera Sagebrush Inn Taos Highway 64 Ann W. Silver

Faithful honor Juan Diego sainthood in Mexico City

In Mexico City pilgrims including Tenorio and her daughter Edwina travel for the canonization of Juan Diego, the first Indian saint. Many attendees recall the 1531 apparitions of the Virgin of Guadalupe at Tepeyac and the miracle of the tilma. Torces from Zacatecas and Veracruz natives express hopes for Indigenous recognition and improved government support.

Mexico City Oesides Tenorio Tenorio Edwina Arroyo Seco Juan Diego Mexico Juan Diego Our Lady of Guadalupe Tepeyac Hill University of New Mexico At Taos Tenorios Mexicol Veronica Torres Zacatecas Torres Miguel Angel Cruz-Herndéndez Veracruz Cruz-Hernandez Graig Frita Oclides Tenorio Phoenix Pope Basilica de Guadalupe

Carson National Forest Reopens After Fire Restrictions Lift

Carson National Forest lifts all closure bans and reopens the entire forest at 8 a.m. Monday as moisture reduces fire danger. Officials note relatively few human caused fires in New Mexico and praise public cooperation while urging ongoing caution with engines and fuels. Information lines and websites provided for fire updates.

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Taos Relief Route Office Open for Public Input

Taos County opens an on site Taos Relief Route Project office next to Jail Administration behind the County Administration building. Andrea Delling manages public input from 9 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm Monday through Friday with Molten Corbin Team support for ongoing study tasks.

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