Taos News Staff Roster and Contact Information
A listing of Taos News staff and departments including editors publishers advertising production circulation and circulation drivers with contact avenues and a correction line for reporting factual errors.
Taos Gorge barrier debate stalls after long study
Taos officials and activists discuss a planned bridge barrier to deter death by own action at the Gorge. The study sat unused on Gov. Richardson’s desk, with no clear conclusion or funding under Martinez. First responders describe emotional toll and rising costs. prevention advocates push for new cost analyses and design options.
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Bill Richardson
Coalition
Laura Rowland
Department of Transportation
Taos County
Fambro
Cisneros
Taos News
Taos Fire Department
Department of Public Safety
Public Safety
Questa Church revival opens as archive seeks to save landmark
In Questa, residents and volunteers push to restore St. Anthony's Church before archdiocese demolishes it. A six year fundraising window, grants, and a September yard sale fund raiser aim to raise about 1 million dollars for a full restoration. Parishioners recall personal ties as they vow not to abandon a piece of local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisneros
Sanders
KTAO
Rowland
Questa
Gallegos
Modesto Cisneros
Gary Coggins
Coggins
Restoration Society
Garcia
St. Anthony's
Questa Credit Union
Taos Land Grant case clears Serna deed in fast rulings
Taos court clears the Serna deed allowing policies to resume in the land grant area. The Arroyo Hondo and Honda grants press for expeditious judgments as title insurers seek to lift clouds on 20,000 acres. Romero notes swift resolution and trustees seek lineas control.
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David Height
First New Mexico Title and Abstract Co
Height
Arroyo Honde
Honda
Taos
Serna
Town of
Elio Romero
Romero
Serna Grant Board
Serna Grant
Eldon Torres
Lineas
Torres
Senna
Backus
Taos News
Taos zoning draft tightens usable land and tax credits
The Taos draft land use code limits development to 30 percent of lots 1 to 5.99 acres and 25 percent for parcels six acres or more. It includes irrigated agriculture areas and offers conservation easements with federal tax deductions and state credits, sparking questions about value loss and who benefits. Local officials and Realtors weigh potential economic impact, with legal review underway and new community meetings planned.
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Taosnews.com
Taos Public Library
Taos County
Taos
Mark Cowan
Taos News
Cowan
Taos County Association of Realtors
National Association of Realtors
Rick Bellis
Bellis
Taos Land Trust
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Andy Jones
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Jerry A. Padilla
Gabe Toth
Tina Larkin
Chandra Johnson
J.R. Logan
Virginia L. Clark
Marilyn Olsen
Ce Asst
Shane Atkinson
Louis Codoné
Jared Wilson
David Romero
Chad Lewis
Linda Lewis
Marv Chavez
Nathan Rodriguez
Wendy Moores
Tire Mailroom
Michelle M. Gutierrez
Julie Osmanski
Laura Martin Sangre de Christo
Kim Wilson
Advarticina
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American Foundation For Suicide Prevention
Questa Church
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