Taos Feeds Taos aims to deliver 1000 food boxes December
Taos Feeds Taos, started nearly 20 years ago by Jim Ulmer, plans to deliver about 1,000 baskets of food on December 20 and 21 at the National Guard Armory to help Taos residents in need. Donations of loose change, nonperishable food, and funds to Taos Feeds Taos are welcomed through jars, direct mail to 4351 NDCBU, Taos 87571, or box drop-offs at local businesses. The project costs about $35,000 annually to fill the boxes, with community generosity framed as a celebration of holiday giving.
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Taos Pueblo near victory in Blue Lake land claim
Years ago Taos Pueblo nears clearing another hurdle to title Blue Lake. Deadline Dec 8 for filing appeal. federal Claims Commission awards claim to about 130000 acres from the memorial and compensation based on 1906 land value. Dec 2 1965 Gov Campbell attends Taos Ski Valley as a new chairlift opens Dec 8 doubling skiable terrain per Ernie Blake.
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Federal Claims Commission
Carson National Forest
Jack M. Campbell
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Ernie Blake
Respect Alford Privacy Message to Bob Draper and E-mail Group
A letter argues Billy Alford has paid his time on charges and deserves privacy. It contends monitoring details violate rights and urges equal treatment for others. The family emphasizes boundaries and respect for privacy in the community.
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Bob Draper
Billy Alford
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Irony of the Holiday Season Reflected in Global Conflicts
The comment criticizes consumerism and political turmoil, urging readers to consider the harm caused to innocent children in wars abroad and to reflect on the ethics of government actions during the holidays.
Taos Letters Offer Political Critique and Community Kudos
A reader urges impeachment of a Texas official, denounces national hypocrisy, and calls for global improvement amid holiday reflections. The letter praises Kathy Cordova for 2005 achievements including a Doctorate, leadership role, community projects, and her Taos News column Know Your Neighbor.
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National Federation of Press Women
Seattle
Wash
California Coast University
University of New Mexico
Taos
Los Alamos
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Taos Homeless Shelter Faces Public Hearing Dec 7
In Taos a campaign stresses humane action for homeless men amid freezing nights with forecast warmer winters. The Taos Coalition to End Homelessness plans a shelter with 2 pm to 6 am hours, security, and shuttle services. critics fear church proximity and safety for children. A Town hearing is set for December 7 at 5 30 pm in Council Chambers with Merrell S. Fate s voicing support.
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