San Cristóbal man dies in suspected hit and run
New Mexico State Police investigate the Aug 5 death of 52 year old Robert Padilla of San Cristóbal. He was found beside State Road 378 in Cerro after being struck between 10:30 p.m. and 3:30 a.m. Officers questioned persons of interest. no arrests reported. Call law enforcement with any information.
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Youth forum results presentation in Taos evening
A community presentation on last year’s youth and violence forum results is set for 6:30 p.m. Monday August 30 in Rio Grande Hall at Civic Plaza Drive. Jesselyn Nash of Restorative Services will cover Restorative Justice, Taos County Juvenile Justice Board plans, and youth program possibilities for Taos. Public attendance encouraged.
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Restorative Services
Taos County Juvenile Justice Board
Window break and assault incidents in Paseo del Pueblo Sur area
A caller reported a broken window at a local office on Paseo de Pueblo Sur with blood observed. Holy Cross confirmed an injured person treated. hospital details unavailable. A separate fight occurred in the garden area at Paseo del Pueblo Sur 926. An arrest followed for allegedly threatening a woman at the same address. A severe traffic jam was noted on Gusdorf Road.
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Memorial service for Taos resident with family ties across New Mexico
He is survived by wife Ada of Fort Worth and Taos, children John and Kathleen of Santa Fe, io of Amarilla, grandchildren Scott, Cindy and Brent of Amarillo, great-grandson Payton, sister Alice Beth of Conn, and many nieces and nephews. Special thanks from the family to cousins Loy Ann Hall and Laurie Dickerson, the Himes family and staff of Plaza de Retiro for their loving care and attention. Memorial contributions can be made to the Taos Lions Club at 1417 Phillips St, Taos, NM, 87571. A memorial service will be held at First Presbyterian Church in Taos on Saturday.
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Kathleen
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Brent
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Alice Beth
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Himes
Plaza de Retiro
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First Presbyterian Church
Fire closes Super 8 Motel after morning blaze
A non-injury fire forced guests from the Super 8 on Tuesday morning. The blaze, contained to room 200 on the second floor, caused minimal damage thanks to a sprinkler system. the cause is under investigation. About 30 rooms were occupied Monday night. guests found other accommodations. Guests described calm evacuations and praise for the fire department’s response. Local officials and travelers provided varied accounts of the incident.
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Ojo Fire Contained After Lightning Sparks 20 Acre Blaze
Lightning started the Ojo Fire in the Truchas area burning about 20 acres of pine and oak. Fire crews including three type 6 engines, a BLM initial attack crew, and Camino Real Ranger District personnel fought the flames until heavy rains cooled the perimeter and officials declared the fire out on Saturday.
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