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County Court Slams Commission Over Garage Business Ruling
Paternoster finds county commission erred by deeming a massive garage an incidental structure and calls the decision arbitrary and capricious. He argues the facts do not support the board’s conclusion that the proposed business is a cottage industry and urges legal reconsideration.
Taos broadband project gains $40M grant and $19M loan
The Kit Carson Electric Co op in Taos raises the profile of a broadband and regional command center project with support from New Mexico's delegation led by Bingaman. The plan aims to create 300 temporary jobs, boost education and local business, and diversify the economy as Taos partners with Taos County and town leaders. Critics note the debt and dispatch center move, but local officials celebrate potential for future growth.
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Larry Sanchez
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Taos discusses 911 move costs with state officials
December 2010 letter from New Mexico Finance and Administration to Commissioner Chavez estimates moving the 911 dispatch center could cost about 840 thousand dollars. Taos Mayor Cerdo va questions the figure, saying the move will cost far less, and leaders seek to meet with the E 911 program manager to examine options and funding. Caldwell and commissioners criticize decisions to lease without county input and urge clear cost analysis before any further steps.
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Legal lynching tainted trial for church leader Wayne Bent
Jeff Bent and fellow members of The Lord Our Righteousness Church defend their beliefs as a biblically oriented sect while condemning the 2008 Bent case as a legal lynching. They dispute claims of coercion and nudity rituals, emphasize spiritual rather than sexual intent, and argue the trial was influenced by media framing and public prejudice.
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District Court
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Taos News
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Baca
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Donald Gallegos
State Children, Youth and Families Department
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Supreme Court
Warren Jeffs
Lord Our Righteousness Church
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