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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2003
Page
1
Taos High School starts a new athletic year with Hank Friedman guiding the girls soccer program and a call for applications to fill Ray Valerio's baseball coaching position.
Carson National Forest issue notes fire restrictions and suppression details for Aug 3 11 with reported activity and resources. Also lists deaths from Valle Escondido Llano de San Juan Taos Talpa Vadito Arroyo Seco Picuris Las Cruces and Ranchos de Taos with ages and dates.
Physicians Scott Resnick and Shanti Mohling still practice at the Northern New Mexico Women's Health and Birthing Center and will open The Women's Health Institute on Oct. 1 with Dr. Erin Doherty joining part time. Holy Cross Hospital leases a Gusdorf Street building for multipractice offices and will host locum tenens before the move to a new space later this fall.
The Taos District failed to meet OCR criteria for exiting accountability over seven years due to insufficient data on English language learners. New software now tracks student progress by ethnicity, income, and language skills, enabling questions on who is served and how successful they are. Auditors found data were often unavailable or inaccessible to staff.
The Taos News reports a workshop in Taos County on the Open Meetings Act and the Inspection of Open Records Act led by the Attorney General's Office and the New Mexico Foundation for Open Government. Bob Johnson urged officials to embrace transparency, noting fog remains and some custodians cling to records. The Acts presume public bodies act in good faith and allow inspection of public records unless protected. all legitimate requests must be honored.
Tom Worrell and Odette Worrell launch Yaxche Learning Center by Taos Plaza. The campus features an astronomical observatory with a large telescope and classrooms with full-size kitchens, signaling an atypical approach to education. The project marks a notable shift from Worrell’s Florida resort ventures toward innovative schooling locally.
Special coverage notes the start of a new school year at the Taga gra cial kitchen that doubles as a cooking school in Yaxche. The piece hints the school may soon house a sewage treatment plant using plants to break down fecal matter, with more details on YAXCHE at Page A12.
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