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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2003
Page
1
Carson National Forest reports fire activity with zero recent large fires and multiple minor incidents. notes causes lightning fireworks and abandoned campfire, plus suppression resources and contact points. Also lists death notices for Marcia Koch, Nathaniel Maestas, and José Vigil with dates and locations in New Mexico.
Local veterinarians report multiple West Nile virus cases in horses after a Des Montes death. Dr. Theodore Schupbach and Dr. Thal describe treatment options, vaccination costs, and the need for timely immunization as calls surge from horse owners across Taos County.
Taos hosts its 29th annual County Fair from August 14 to 17 highlighting county residents talents in farming kitchen and crafts. Raley's Supermarket sponsors Saturday Buyers Barbecue with proceeds supporting next year’s fair. tickets are $5. Live music runs daily noon to close.
The Taos County Fair Schedule highlights stables arts crafts and flowers pages. A Junior Livestock Auction Saturday Aug 16 features Area 4-H youth selling projects. Free health screening runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday by Lions Club and Taos Optometrists.
Taos Municipal Schools face a disarrayed system per a 138 page Phi Delta Kappa audit. The report cites weak central control poor progress tracking and insufficient planning of curriculum budget and facilities. Superintendent Space says reforms will take time while board members see cautious progress amid decentralization and charter school enrollment shifts.
Aerial reseeding expands in the Encebado fire zone using Taos Regional Airport as a base. The Environmental Forest Restoration Hydro Seeding Operation, authorized by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, began August 1 and runs through August 15 with extensive air support and ground coordination.
Community members urged involvement of children and teens at a Taos County meeting held after five summer youth deaths including a July 24 triple homicide. Eighth Judicial District Attorney Donald Gallegos acknowledged drug and gang problems and called for understanding why gang activity has risen. A follow up public meeting is planned for September 2, inviting all residents especially youth to attend.
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