Taos museum founder Ed Lineberry dies at 83
Ed Lineberry longtime Taos resident and founder of the Van Vechten Lineberry Museum died Sunday in Albuquerque at age 83. He built the Kachina Lodge and the museum in the 1980s as a shrine to his late wife artist Duane Van Vechten. Survived by his second wife Novella.
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Taos County weighs options on subdivision rules overhaul
Taos County plans to repeal current subdivision rules and replace them with temporary ordinances while drafting permanent regulations. Planning Director Charlie Padilla presented four options including a moratorium and a task force with public hearings to guide revision, aiming for a nine month timeline under Option C.
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