Taos deputy Jaramillo sues sheriff and county
Nick Jaramillo, a Taos County deputy fired after losing the 1986 sheriff race, sues Sheriff Anselmo Valerio, the sheriff's department and the Taos County Commission. He cites breach of contract, defamation and emotional distress among eight counts, seeks damages and a jury trial.
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Taos County Sheriff's
Nick Jaramillo
Anselmo Valerio
Sheriff's Department
Taos County Commission
Jaramillo
Valerio
District Court
The
County Commission
Kevin Zangara
Felipe Cordova
Taos
Sam Sanchez
Crollett and
FFA Members Recognized by Parks and Recreation Team
Danny Miller Gary Griego and Luis Trujillo are pictured with Parks and Recreation staff. Additional FFA participants Tom Dorris Larry Griego and Ray Griego contributed but aren’t shown. FFA advisor Joe Torres provided guidance.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Danny Miller
Gary Griego
Luis Trujillo
FFA
Tom Dorris
Larry Griego
Ray Griego
Joe Torres
Nelson seeks Baton District Judge appointment
Taos public defender Peggy Nelson announced at a November bar association luncheon that she will seek the vacancy left by Leon Karlitz as District Judge in the Eighth Judicial District. The Judicial Selection Committee will meet December 19 in Santa Fe to interview candidates and report to Governor Garvey Carruthers. Nelson, backed by local bar associations and Taos officials, faces political dynamics with Carruthers likely favoring Republican nominees. If appointed, the public defender role would be bid, and Nelson may need to resign from the Taos School Board, triggering an interim appointment process.
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Peggy Nelson
Leon Karlitz
Nelson
Bar Association
Taos Bar Association
Joseph Caldwell
Eighth Judicial District
Don Maddox
Maddox
Judicial Selection Committee
Santa Fe
Garvey Carruthers
Carruthers
Taos
Raton
Eugene Weisfeld
Caldwell
New Mexico
Terry Kamm
Colfax-Union Counties Bar Association
Kamm
Judicial Committee
State Board of Education
Co op merger study sparks debate between Mora-San Miguel and Kit Carson
Figures show a proposed merger could save at least 7.18 million over 10 years with an average user saving 249. Mora-San Miguel would bear most gains while Kit Carson sees a 9.4 percent rate rise. Mora opponents push recall threats and a class action as Mora and Kit Carson boards meet with REA officials in Taos on December 10.
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Billie Blair
Kit Carson
Mora-San Miguel Electric Cooperatives
Mora
Mora-San Miguel
Co-Op Board
Orlando Roybal
Demetrio Duran
Helio Pacheco
Penasca
Duran
Kit Carson Board
Carlos Cisneros
Wit Carson
Meni Malaguias Rael
REA
Taos
Opera Guild fundraiser to be held at Leon Gaspard home
The Opera House announces its annual Opera Guild fundraiser set for this weekend at Leon Gaspard's residence. Forecast notes from the National Weather Service predict above average temperatures with little precipitation through December 5.
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National Weather Service
OPERA
Leon Gaspard
Opera Guild
Tempo
Gonzales vows to stay active in politics after suspended sentence
Former State Senator Gonzales of Taos Mora and Santa Fe counties draws a line between conviction and ambition. Santa Fe Judge Bruce Kaufman gave him an 18 month suspended prison term for false imprisonment involving a 21 year old legislative aide in 1985. Gonzales cannot vote or run for office but plans to aid community efforts, seek grants, and help elect others while pursuing future political activity.
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Dick Behnke
Francisco
Gonzales
Taos
Mora
Santa Fe
The
Taos News
Ron Koch
Kaufman
Munity Service
Albuquerque Journal
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