Rattlesnake Bite Strikes Amalia Man During Weekend Incident
Amalia resident Jason Harvey, 30, was bitten by a large rattlesnake while tending rodent holes near his home. He described a severe burning sensation as the venom caused rapid swelling. his wife rushed him to help and he was flown to Albuquerque for treatment.
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Harvey
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Deborah Harvey
Questa
Taos County
Albuquerque
University Hospital
Second inmate escapes Taos jail through food slot
Leroy Fresquez, 22, slipped through a 17 by 6 inch lunch tray opening at Taos County Adult Detention last week. He fled through an unlocked door, chased by Archuleta and deputies, disappeared into the arroyo east of the jail, and remained at large as of Aug 9. He faces a Colorado arrest warrant for car theft and probation violation.
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Taos County
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Archuleta
Charlie Martinez
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New Mexico Transportation Enforcement Division
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Los Panchos Road
Linda Sonna
Los Panchos
Senna
Taos Art Association halts operations to review future
The Taos Art Association announces a temporary suspension of operations to allow an in depth review of its finances and future. The Taos Community Auditorium remains open only for essential commitments while deferro maintenance and budget challenges are examined for a lasting solution.
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Ted Dimond
Taos
Dimond
TCA
Bruce Rogs
Ross
Taos County death penalty cases handed to AG
Eighth Judicial District Attorney John Paternoster transferred two capital murder cases to New Mexico Attorney General Patricia Madrid. Luis Acosta faces the 1998 Erik Sanchez death and Andrew Martinez faces the 1999 killings of Chris Medina and Jonathan Weiss. Both cases will seek the death penalty.
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Patricia Madrid
Eighth Judicial District
John Paternoster
Madrid
Luis Acosta
Erik Sanchez
Andrew Martinez
Chris Medina
Jonathan Weiss
Martinez
Paternoster
Frank Padilla
Taos County demands daily work detail from staff
Taos County workers must file written daily time sheets recording clock in and out times, lunch breaks, and daily activities after jail escape by inmate Leroy Fresquez. The policy, approved by County Manager Robert Dale Morrison, comes as officials contend with a 32 hour work week amid financial troubles.
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Leroy Fresquez
Robert Dale Morrison
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