Taos police target prescription overdoses in first case
Taos Police initiate a new approach to curb prescription overdose deaths. Dashiell Pala, 30, held on 500000 bond after being charged with involuntary manslaughter and distribution in the July 12 death of 25 year old Adrian Gonzales from Arroyo Seco. Grand jury set for August 2 in Eighth Judicial District Court.
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Arroyo Seco
Ernest Ortega
Dashiell Pala
Adrian Gonzales
Jerry Hogrefe
Hogrefe
Pala
Eighth Judicial District Court
Taos and Cerro Death Notices Highlight July Losses
Lifestyles section notes Harold Timber recipes and Steve Nash Cabernet pieces. Obituaries list Taos residents James Florian Brandau 79 Cerro J Adonario Cardenas 84 Taos Bill Mingenbach 84 Olivia Reyes 69 Gary Stribling 78 Steve Struck 58 all dying in July with cremations or services pending.
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Cerro
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Bill Mingenbach
Taos
Olivia Reyes
Gary Stribling
Steve Struck
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Questa board mulls 250k for fishing park project
The Questa Economic Development Board may invest up to 250000 to create a recreational fishing park and restore more than a mile of the Red River near Questa. The plan targets a river section from Eagle Rock Lake upstream to the Ranger District Office with easy access and improved banks.
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Questa Economic Development Board
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Questa
Enchanted Circle Chapter
Trout Unlimited
Bobby Ortega
Eagle Rock Lake
Questa Ranger District
Taos appoints Scott Peters as new police chief
Taos Mayor Darren Cordova and the Taos Town Council unanimously approved Scott Peters as the new police chief at a July 31 special meeting pending completion of pre employment checks. Peters, with degrees in criminal justice, has held roles from patrol officer to chief during his career, and was selected over a dozen applicants for his education and community ties. Interim Chief Jerry Hogrefe supported Peters after extensive interviews, noting he has the qualities sought for the role.
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Darren Cordova
Scott Peters
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Jerry Hogrefe
Hogrefe
Rick Anglada
Bane Hogrefe
County Budget Approved With 2 Percent Employee Raise
Taos County adopted its final budget for the upcoming fiscal year approving a 2 percent salary increase for most employees, the first raise in four years for union staff. General fund revenues are projected to rise from 11.3 million in 2012 to 12 million in 2013, while general fund expenditures edge from 9.7 million to just under 10 million as most departments hold their budgets steady.
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