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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2002
Page
3
After eight months of disagreement Taos County offers a contract meeting the Humane Society of Taos daily housing rates of ten dollars per dog and eight dollars per cat. The paper urges signing to provide real animal control and a viable disposal system, or else settle and part ways.
Aug 12 1962 opponents said they would file in federal district court for an Environmental Impact Statement. Environmental attorney Grove Burnett spoke after an open house by Bureau of Land Management and Molycorp. site borders the Rio Grande Wild Rivers System.
The writer explains how a black eye from coed soccer exposes the stigma around domestic violence. She reflects on public perception, shame, and the missed chances for strangers to offer help, arguing that battering is not a private issue but a social concern.
The Taos News invites original Letters under 350 words signed with daytime phone and current address, and My Turn pieces up to 750 words with photo. Writers should submit only one letter per month or two My Turn submissions annually. editor may edit for style and content. Jeannie Zandi quote about a black eye hints at a personal remark.
NMSEA coordinator notes no complaints in four years while defending a broad, nonprofit exhibit approach at the Taos festival. The piece highlights 27 renewable energy exhibits across solar, wind, biofuels, energy policy, and more, with some non energy related but linked themes.
Taos Center for the Arts executive director Jean E Marquardt reports on repairs to the Laos Community Auditorium, a completed roof, and ongoing plans for phased auditorium expansion and a master plan for performing and visual arts. The board, led by Doug Smith and Nancy Glasgow, stabilizes the group and invites more volunteers. Community programs, rentals, and outreach continue, with weekly event calendars and a new rental brochure in development.
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