Habitat and Lions Build Home for Taos Family
Habitat for Humanity and Lions Club join with local dignitaries to break ground for a wheelchair accessible five room home for Margaret Trujillo and her children Denise and Eugene in Taos Ghamisa Verde. A $52,612 Global Partnership grant funds construction with volunteer labor estimated at 15,360 hours and sweat equity requirements for Trujillo and extended family. local land provided by the Town of Taos.
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Taos County hires new attorney amid six unfilled posts
Taos County announces Renée Barela Gutierrez of Corrales will become county attorney on Sept 11. Gutierrez, Taos native and UNM law graduate, will advise the county and board, earning about 60,000 dollars annually. Many other positions remain open including planning director, EMS director, two paramedics, an appraiser, and probate judge, with various qualifications and salaries.
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Firebird Home School Enrichment Center Opens in Taos
A Taos home schooling group launches a three day after school enrichment program from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday at Leslie Winter’s home for ages 10 to 16. Courses cover math science art drama geography history Spanish creative writing and film. Five students study film with Katie Densky teaching from Taos Filmmaker's Initiative. script Jet Lag chosen and props listed. Tuition is 200 full or 100 part time and the center is about 70 percent full. call 751-0221 for details.
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Taos High 9th Grade Academy Begins With Mentors
Taos High School starts the 9th grade Academy to guide freshmen. Mathematics teacher Bob Donough leads the program with four other teachers mentoring 20 students each. Original plan to centralize classes is cut by space limits, prompting questions about a separate building for the academy.
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Bob Donough
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