Taos Pueblo water rights settlement clears Congress
Congress approves the Abeyta Taos Pueblo water settlement as part of the Claims Settlement Act of 2010 with 66 million dollars for water rights. The bill moves to President Obama for signature, with states and tribal leaders praising the accord that ends more than four decades of disputes in Taos Valley.
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House of Representatives
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White House
Obama
Taos Valley
James Lujan Sr
David Gomez
New Mexico
Washington, D.C
Laos
Ition
Ben Ray Lujan
Taos Chorus season opens with Spain and Argentina program
THIS WEEK ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND NIGHTLIFE reports Taos Community Chorus entering its 32nd season with a winter program titled Treasures of Spain and Argentina. Beginning Saturday December 4 in Dixon, full schedule appears in Tempo. Also listed are obituaries for Polly Duran Lennie King Liberato Martinez Kathleen Noble Loretta Ortiz Ernest Rodarte Herta Romero.
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Lennie King
Questa
Liberato Guadalupe Martinez
Ranchos de Taos
Kathleen “Cat” M. Noble
Loretta M. Ortiz
News Briefs From Taos And Surrounding Areas
A compact roundup covers a woman found dead outside an El Prado home, new conditions in a Questa church agreement submitted by the Archdiocese, eviction efforts over a Taos trailer park, a jury indicting a former New Mexico state police officer, and the death of Taos art icon Ted Egri aged 97.
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Archdiocese
Questa
Taos
Ted Egri
El Pueblito Celebrates 50 Years In Taos Nonprofit Faith
El Pueblito Methodist Church marks its 50th anniversary in Taos this Sunday December 5 highlighting a fusion of faith politics and service. Pastor Steve Wiard credits the churchs unusual approach for its longevity and its role as a community hub replacing a former gas station altar with a focus on social outreach. Taht reflects on the churches enduring presence amid varied local attitudes.
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Steve Wiard
Nates
el Pueblito
Taos
Wiard
Red Sox
Martin Luther King
el Pueblito United Methodist Church
Questa Church in limbo as archdiocese adds new conditions
The Archdiocese of Santa Fe presented new terms in talks over San Antonio de Padua Church in Questa, including a 2 million construction insurance policy and 10 million liability policy. The deal would revoke the building's historic designation and require consent from the Bureau of Land Management, which the archdiocese says owns the land.
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Esther Garcia
Garcia
Taos Town Manager Miera seeks county administrator role
Taos Town Manager Daniel Miera has formally expressed interest in becoming Taos County’s next county administrator as County Manager Adam Baker plans to depart at end of January. Interviews for the vacancy are set for Dec. 8, with Miera submitting his resume and letter on Nov. 18 and stating no current county offer.
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Daniel Miera
Taos County
Adam Baker
Taos County Commission
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Miera
Taos News
Three announce runs for Taos school board seats
Former Taos town mayor Fred Peralta will run for the Taos Municipal School Board District 4 against Taos Town Council member Gene Sanchez. Manuel Pacheco and Jason Silva also announced campaigns. Board President Lorraine Coca-Ruiz plans no re election. Peralta has served as mayor, Tourism Secretary, and Millicent Rogers Museum director.
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Fred Peralta
Lorraine Coca-Ruiz
Peralta
Bill Richardson
Millicent Rogers
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Chandra Johnson
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Taos School Board
Matthew van Buren
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