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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1997
Page
3
Editorial urges Taos to boost local economy by adopting Ithaca Hours like in Ithaca NY. The system uses time backed by community labor and goods, with loans, grants, and discounts through 350 participating businesses. Call 607-272-4330 for a startup kit and video.
A listing provides contact details for federal and state legislators including U.S. Senators Pete Domenici Jeff Bingaman and Rep. Bill Redmond with Santa Fe and Washington offices, plus state Sen Carlos Cisneros and State Rep Roberto Gonzales with box numbers Taos Questa Taos addresses and phone numbers.
A Taos resident urges Taos Ski Valley officials to open the slopes to snowboarding, arguing it will boost tourism and the local economy while the mountain remains well regarded for other sports. Genevieve Robinson appeals for consideration in the forum letter.
Mayor Fred Peralta faces voter backlash as support for school vouchers draws criticism. The letter condemns vouchers as a flawed market approach, arguing they would erode public education, favor private schools, and rely on insufficient funds while risking restricted admissions and tax support for religious institutions.
Readers discuss submission rules for Forum letters and columns, urging verification details, word limits, and editorial edits. Mary L R Johnson reflects on change, community, and thriving with off grid living, rainwater, solar power, and a low cost home grown from Reynolds design.
HRIS KNOX of Valle Escondido argues that affluent society pressures the less affluent by denying use of wasteful wealth to build shelters, keeping the poor in servitude to landlords and calling for accountability.
Taos Feeds Taos volunteers built a diverse program to provide a Christmas week of food for Taos County neighbors in need. Founders Jim Ulmer and Felix Trujillo have stepped down due to health issues, prompting a community call to action for renewed support, food drives, and organizational volunteers.
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