84 Caddy Collides In Taos Police Report
George Russell 43 of Albuquerque drove a1984 Cadillac through Taos traffic Aug 1 causing a nine car pileup near A Little Fishy on Paseo Sur and Camino de la Placitas. Four people were taken to Holy Cross Hospital with minor injuries. Russell faces reckless driving and criminal damage over $1,000 charges. he remained jailed then released on bond and ordered to a psychiatric hospital. The crash blocked the intersection for hours as witnesses restrained Russell from fleeing.
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George Russell
Cadillac
Velarde
Russell
Camino de la Placitas
Taos County
Jerry Lucero
Holy Cross Hospital
Lucero
Taos
Magistrate
Betty Gonzales
Albuquerque
Gonzales
U.S. District Court
David Romo
Salt
Hospital proposal snagged in Taos County ethics flare
Taos County faces a snag in a hospital project as an advisory board's first meeting prompts conflict of interest questions. County attorney Bruce Kelly raised concerns that five members have ties to Holy Cross Hospital or Taos Health Systems, urging those individuals to resign if they discuss or vote on leasing the hospital to Taos Health Systems, Inc.
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Taos County
Taos County Board of Commissioners
Bruce Kelly
Kelly
Holy Cross Hospital
Taos Health Systems
Holy Cross
Taos
Eloy Jeantete
Taos Health Systems, Inc
Angel Fire Judge Questioned Over Court Missteps
Angel Fire municipal judge Vickie Hudson faced council scrutiny Aug 1 for alleged neglect of state guidelines and flawed court administration. Officials cited missing manuals, late bond and court report handling, unpaid or misrouted abstracts, and delayed dispositions.
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Angel Fire
Council Fire
Vickie Hudson
Taos Weather Becomes Time Ride Tail For Summer Days
The KKIT Weather Center shares a quirky forecast for Saturday August 10. A local feature recalls Taos wagon culture of the 1930s and 40s, now revived to offer nostalgic rides that transport visitors back in time.
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Kkit Radio
Patie Tae
Taos
Aee Tempo
Red River Residents Reject Main Street Upgrade Plan
Red River residents refused 1.7 million state funds to widen Main Street. Town council passed a resolution to urge the highway department not to undertake the project, resolving a long standing division after a straw poll. Voters: 87 to 75 against the remodeling with drainage, parking, turn lane, and sidewalks.
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Red River
Main Street
Highway Department
Luis Duffy
State Highway Transportation Planning Division
Huff
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