Taos News Contact and Staff List
Contact the Taos News via guide line or call (505) 758 2241 to reach the newsroom. The roster lists owners Robin Martin publisher Chris Baker editor Gary E Maitland and department heads including advertising manager Joanne Crass circulation manager Renge Romeroehre and production manager Seon Tucker among others. The physical office is at 226 Albright Street Taos New Mexico 87577 with P O Box U Taos NM 87571.
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The Taos News advertises a corrections policy stating accuracy is valued and invites readers to report mistakes by calling 758-2241 for clarification and factual corrections.
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Drought and Development Threaten Taos Cottonwoods
In El Prado and surrounding areas drought and rapid development desertify the cottonwoods along State Road 150 and Arroyo Seco Creek. Residents cite groundwater drops from 8 inches to 3 feet and deeper wells as trees turn yellow early. Experts note shallow roots and heat stress, urging long term study to separate drought from growth.
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Drought Stresses Taos County Forests With Beetle Infestations
Taos County faces extensive tree die offs due to environmental stress and insect outbreaks. Taos Extension agent Rey Torres notes drought since 1996 weakened conifers including picton and ponderosa pines, inviting flatheaded borers, engraver beetles, bark beetles, pitch moths, aphids, and scale insects. Infestations vary by area, with actions focusing on removing infected trees and manual extraction of larvae, since insecticides are often ineffective.
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Back to School majors program excites educators at school
Educators tout a new majors program with art classes counting toward art majors. Smokey Martinez highlights student projects and community outreach while two seniors reach art research level. Principal Johnson previews a block schedule, student training, and majors in performing arts, early childhood education, writing, business, health, and building trades.
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